NRES 493: BISON AND WATERFALLS

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Discover a new part of your state! This is a for-credit study tour to the Niobrara River and Sandhills regions during Fall Break 2026.

Students will network with stakeholders and develop an awareness for the influence of culture, politics, economics and history in natural resource management and use. And have a little adventure along the way!

This 1-credit NRES 493 course will offer experiences paddling the Niobrara, waterfall hikes, and bison and grassland tours with a focus on how conservation organizations and private individuals work to conserve and manage this region of Nebraska and the species that live within it.

The course fee of $350 includes food, lodging, transporation, and site access which is charged to your student account. 

Semester: Fall break 2026

Dates: October 16 - 20, 2026

Course Fee: $350

Credit Hours: 1

Permission deadline: September 18th

Contact Us

Students should sumbit their reason of interest Jordan Messerer: jordan.messerer@unl.edu

  1. Why they want to participate in the trip.
  2. What they hope to benefit from the experience. 

Other University COURSES

NRES 493: Prairie Cranes and Sandhills Chickens

NRES 260: Intro to Conservation Photography

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