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Shana Sundstrom, a Nebraska researcher, led the Network for Integrated Agricultural Resilience Research in reporting to the public gaps in research on keeping agricultural systems resilient.

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Scientists advise best use of resources to control tree spread in grasslands

July 9, 2025

Rheinhardt Scholtz, a University of Nebraska–Lincoln researcher, tracks the advance of trees into grasslands by analyzing data and maps created from the Rangeland Analysis Platform at https://rangelands.app/. He and other Nebraska-Montana EPSCoR scientists developed guidance on the best use of time and money in resisting, accepting or directing tree invasions on grasslands.