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Inclement weather leads to state park event cancellations
Fort Robinson State Park and Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area in western Nebraska have called off Halloween festivities Oct. 28…
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Commissioners to consider nonresident big game permit fee increases
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will consider fee increases to several nonresident big game permits when it meets Oct.…
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Enjoy Halloween fun in Nebraska state parks
State park areas are wonderful places to celebrate Halloween in Nebraska with many hosting family-friendly activities on weekends in October.…
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Game and Parks wins eight awards at annual ACI conference
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission earned eight awards at the Association for Conservation Information annual conference held July 24-27…
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Mountain lion presence confirmed along Papillion Creek
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission confirmed mountain lion presence in Omaha on Aug. 2 via tracks and photo evidence.…
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Nebraska fall turkey permits available beginning Aug. 14
Hunters may begin purchasing 2023 Nebraska fall turkey permits at 1 p.m. Central time Aug. 14. A fall turkey permit…
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Curtis Self makes difference for new hunter in Take ’em Hunting challenge
Patrick Grindey had expressed an interest in hunting. Curtis Self stepped in when the loss of a mutual friend and…
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Catch these Game and Parks education events in July
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission educators have scheduled interesting and engaging events for the curious in July. A vehicle park…
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Nonresident Nebraska spring turkey permits sold out
No more 2023 Nebraska spring turkey permits are available to nonresidents. The quota of 10,000 permits has sold out. Permits…
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Commissioners approve Recruitment, Retention and Reactivation Plan
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission approved a five-year plan to recruit, retain and reactivate outdoor enthusiasts at its Oct.…
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