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lfg guys
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Prairie sandreed (Calamovilfa longifolia), beloved by many 🐮. This key warm-season grass found in sandy #rangelands stands tall by day and night. Photos at and near Wildcat Hills in the Nebraska Panhandle. For more about this plant see USDA Factsheet: plants.usda.gov/factsheet/pd…
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Amazing!
30 Jul 2020
Hello #NACCB2020 #NACCB ! 🙋🏼♀️ Fellow pollinator lovers! Please come visit our poster’s discussion board & leave a comment or question for my students to answer!😃 OR! Leave a comment or question here, & I will gather their responses & share! #bees #pollinators #fungi
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Check out this short video from #nasa for a great visual about global water use!
youtu.be/3IJOYhYibeQ
Project MUSE - Invited Essay: Ecology, Culture, and Spirituality in the Nebraska Sandhills muse.jhu.edu/article/736875#…
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13 Jan 2020
Orchid bees are master perfumers. In a study published today in @NatureComms #UCDavis researchers link the evolution of sexual signaling in orchid #bees to a gene that’s been shaped by each species’ perfume preferences. #evolution Read more: ow.ly/vbOp30q9bOL
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The towns of Gross (Pop. 2) and Monowi (Pop.1), both in Boyd county Nebraska, made it on the list of the 5 of the world's most fascinating small towns! Please watch this. These towns are in good company with some other intriguing global communities.
youtu.be/f8hxfUTr7oY
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12 Dec 2019
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Cool story about one of the most recent successes coming out of the Engler Program @englerunl at UNL.
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Lets talk about climate change.
Really good Ted talk by Dr. Katharine Hayhoe. Definitely worth a watch.
ted.com/talks/katharine_hayh…
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Hi - please raise your hand if you sought out mental health care in #gradschool. Let's continue to normalize this, please! I would not be finishing my PhD right now if not for the mental health care I've been lucky to have access through at my universities. #gradlife #phdchat
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From late February to early April, one of the earth's greatest migrations takes place in the heart of Nebraska. More than 80% of the world's sandhill crane population converges on the Platte River.
Learn more: fal.cn/rmSo
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