Learn about the relationships between people, place, and birds in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Photography | Heartfelt
Learn about the relationships between people, place, and birds in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Photography | Heartfelt
Join Carlee on a multi-media story exploring the pathways that exist between wild spaces around Lincoln, Nebraska.
Exploration | Narrative
A story about how windows can negatively impact migratory birds.
Educational | Urgent
Type of AreaCity ParkActivitiessledding, picnicAccesssibilityHandicap accessiblePriceFreeHours of Operation8am-10pm every dayAbout Little Salt Fork MarshArnold Heights Park has a trail to follow to a serene view of Lincoln atop the infamous "Tanker Hill," which is...
This saline wetland is a great spot close to Lincoln that offers hiking, fishing, and plenty of wildlife viewing. After the wetland restoration project restored this site in 2017, the preserve has blossomed into a great spot to...
Oak Lake city park and recreation area is the perfect place to view urban wildlife, enjoy a picnic, or go for a walk. The park was established in 1922. However, the Lancaster County dump was located right across the street and posed a health and safety hazard for those visiting in search of a breath of fresh air. Citizens of Lincoln continued to use the landfill until the 1950’s, when a new dump was created. The land was given to the Lincoln Parks Department– after which the existing lake was expanded, and a small park was added. Oak Lake is prime real estate for waterfowl of all kinds and when the water levels are drawn down the shoreline becomes a hotspot for migratory shorebirds as make a pitstop to feed and rest on their migration journeys. Equipped with picnic tables, a scenic path around the lake, a dog park, and plenty of fish to catch, Oak Lake is a family-friendly getaway that is an easy and accessible way to get outside.
This soothing lake and land was originally built for flood control by the US Army in 1962. With a winding path around the lake and open waters, hiking, walking, biking, and canoeing are all welcome here.
Jack Sinn is a designated wildlife management area that serves as home to many species of waterfowl, public hunting ground, and recreation area. This saline wetland is a great spot to enjoy the peace and quiet of nature and imerse yourself in a wetland habitat.
A story and film about the wetlands found in the Sandhills of Nebraska.
Film | Educational