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Tropical forest birds, which tend to have wings that are short and round relative to their body length and shape, are more sensitive to habitat fragmentation than the long-, slender-winged species common in temperate forests.

Advocates and the city are pushing for a grant to fund a study as the first step in improving water quality.

When Travis Benda and his sons ventured out on a deer hunting trip in Southeast Nebraska, they werent expecting to find a millennia-old fossil.

Calm Waters Center for Children and Families has partnered with the Oklahoma County Detention Center to provide grief support groups and workshops to male and female detainees at the Oklahoma County Jail.

Nebraska landowners are reminded of a new program beginning this fall that could provide them a free elk permit. In the Free-earned Landowner Elk Permit Program, a person who owns or leases at least 8

More than a million acres of land is publicly accessible throughout Nebraska for hunters and fishers.

Spring turkey hunters are eager to get back in the woods again this year, but they should not be so eager they overlook safety.

The three-day event will be held in Nebraska for the first time since 2010, starting Friday at CHI Health Center Omaha.

Singapore is continually building its reputation as a City in Nature, with its design having a strong consciousness to acknowledge that green spaces matter.