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Arbor Day tree planting ceremony to be held on Capitol south lawn - Vimarsana News

Arbor Day tree planting ceremony to be held on Capitol south lawn

The Office of the Capitol Commission will commemorate Arbor Day with the planting of a Concolor fir on the Capitol's south lawn Friday morning.

ID student led program helps Spanish speakers access science / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

ID student led program helps Spanish speakers access science / Public News Service

A student-led program at Boise State University is helping make science more accessible for Spanish speakers. Project Scientia provides Spanish translations for research in areas such as climate science. Program Director and university Spanish Professor Carolina Viera, Ph.D, says it can be hard to find science sources in Spanish. ...

NE state forester urges fire safety during high risk conditions / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

NE state forester urges fire safety during high risk conditions / Public News Service

It's early in the season for wildfires in Nebraska, but dozens of firefighters have already been battling a large wildfire near North Platte for several days. The severity of the "Betty's Way" fire led Gov. Jim Pillen to declare a state of emergency. ...

Nebraska wildfires soar, spur calls for state help - Vimarsana News

Nebraska wildfires soar, spur calls for state help

Spurred by heat and drought, fires are hotter and faster than in the past. Since 2021, more than 450,000 acres have burned.

Nebraska wildfires soar, spur calls for state help - Vimarsana News

Nebraska wildfires soar, spur calls for state help

Spurred by heat and drought, fires are hotter and faster than in the past. Since 2021, more than 450,000 acres have burned.

Source: omaha.com