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Urban foxes: Reports spike in Lincoln as researchers trap, study the sly animals
He carries with him rancid chicken necks, a bottle of fox urine and a jar of gland lure, so it’s best to stay upwind of Kyle Dougherty 5/29/2018
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Crop model research aids decision-making for corn irrigation in western Nebraska
If you could produce the same amount of food with fewer resources, wouldn't you?
That is the goal of new research led by Justin Gibson, a PhD student in the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's School of Natural Resources and a Robert B. Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute student support grantee. 2/6/2018
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Investigating Hydraulic Conductivity Transience in Sandy Rivers
Drone imagery was used to monitor changes in stream geomorphology over time. This research project investigated processes responsible for hydraulic conductivity transience in sandy rivers. 1/1/2018
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Fiber-optic Technique Senses Groundwater Discharge into Surface Water
Assembled fiber-optic distributed temperature sensor (FO-DTS) on Gudmundsen Sandhills Research Laboratory. FO-DTS is a technique that uses fiber-optic cable deployed on a streambed to sense groundwater discharge into surface water. 1/1/2018
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