Skip to main content
University
of
Nebraska–Lincoln
Visit
Visit
Visit the School of Natural Resources
Visit the University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Apply
Apply
Apply to the School of Natural Resources
Apply to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Give
Give
Give to the School of Natural Resources
Give to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Log In
Search
Search Form
Search
Submit
Close
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
School of Natural Resources
Menu
Search
Log In
About SNR
Our School
Vision & Mission
News
Seminars & Discussions
Calendar
Diversity & Inclusion
Give to SNR
Academic Programs
Undergraduate
Graduate
Student Resources
Scholarships & Funding
Career Opportunities
Experiential Learning
Research
Areas
Centers
Research Teams
Projects
Extension & Outreach
Amphibians, Turtles & Reptiles
Tree & Shrub Identification
Windbreaks & Shelterbelts
Teaching Resources
Affiliations
Caring for Clinton
Our People
Directories
Publications
Grants
Expertise
Awards
Teaching
Alumni & Friends
Data
Plants & Animals
Climate Data
Geology Data
GIS Data
Interactive Map
Water Data
Maps & More Store
Visit
Visit the School of Natural Resources
Visit the University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Apply
Apply to the School of Natural Resources
Apply to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Give
Give to the School of Natural Resources
Give to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Nebraska
SNR
Our People
Directory
Reilly Farrell
Reilly Farrell
Contact Information
My Story
Contact Information
Degree
Master of Science in Natural Resource Sciences with a specialization in Applied Ecology
Address
249 North Hardin Hall
3310 Holdrege Street
Lincoln NE
68583–0962
Advisor(s)
Jessica Corman
My Story
Reilly is a master's student interested in the factors controlling carbon breakdown in streams as part of the StreamNet and STOICH projects. Through his graduate degree, he hopes to learn how ecological research can demonstrate principles that allow for better preservation and rejuvenation of ecosystem services. As a transplanted Georgian, he is also interested in learning more about the Great Plains region, both ecologically and socially. Reilly loves cooking, biking, and just sitting around being a vegetable sometimes.