Water & Environment

CASNR alumni Ryan Chapman, Amy Fosler and Matt Moser recently graduated in the sixth class of the Nebraska Water Leaders Academy.

Diana Marcum, a junior Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Communication major from Bellevue, is serving as one of 10 nationwide student correspondents for Planet Forward.

How do you rid your residence of rodents? First, you have to know about their habits.

Sam Wortman, assistant professor and environmental horticulturist in the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, has earned a three-year, $499,718 grant from the National Institute of Food and Agriculture to evaluate biodegradable mulch and identify opportunities to speed its degradation in soil.

Michael Boehm has been named the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Harlan Vice Chancellor for the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources and University of Nebraska vice president for Agriculture and Natural Resources.

On Oct. 10, Mark Lynas opened the 2016-17 Heuermann Lecture series by detailing his journey from being an anti-GMO activist to today campaigning around the world for several pro-science causes, including climate change, biotechnology and nuclear power.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is partnering with the University of North Dakota, Iowa State University and Kansas State University on a digital agriculture project funded by a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation.

British environmental writer and science advocate Mark Lynas will speak at the next Heuermann Lecture on Oct. 10.