Details:
The Platte River is one of Nebraska’s most important waterways, supporting wildlife, people, and ecosystems across the state. This virtual program explores the river’s unique shallow channels, sandbars, and seasonal flows, and how they create critical habitat for species like migratory birds, fish, and amphibians. You’ll learn about the river’s role in Nebraska’s ecology, its history, and the ways natural and human influences shape its health. It’s a fascinating look at the science behind one of Nebraska’s most dynamic rivers.
This is a free virtual program, however, registration is required to attend. Use this link to register: outdoornebraska.zoom.us/meeting/register/yPGs2G0ITNiTuE2Q72XpsQ
Questions? Email monica.macoubrie@nebraska.gov or visit the Nebraska Outdoor Calendar.
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Event Tags:
amphibians,ecosystems,lincoln, nebraska,migratory birds,online,platte river,wildlife
Event Categories:
Science & Tech
Event ID:
69d06e2c410d47c73cf92cf8
