Great Plains Research,a journal of Natural and Social Sciences, is published twice a year by the Center for Great Plains Studies.
Lincoln, NE
Joined February 2015
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"I photographed these ash trees at Chadron Creek Ranch Wildlife Management Area on what had to be their most attractive day of the year. You're welcome, trees." - @NEBland_Haag
📷: Justin Haag
ALT trees at chadron creek ranch wma
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In the 19th c., thousands of migrants left their signatures on immense rocks in the American West. Conrad Rudolph and Jason Weems explore the cultural dynamics motivating this unique phenomenon. muse.jhu.edu/pub/17/article/…
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FREE article on @ProjectMUSE Using case studies of several rural Great Plains communities, Andrew Husa reveals how these small towns have sustained their populations through various strategies. @HuskerHusa
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Check out our very own Dr. Chloupek's article on the use of landscape in the Bohemian Alps in Nebraska!!
Free article in GPR this week on @ProjectMUSE: "The Bohemian Alps as a Substantive Landscape" - Nebraska's Bohemian Alps serve as the focal point of this study on substantive landscapes by geographer Brett R. Chloupek. #GreatPlains muse.jhu.edu/pub/17/article/…
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The Winter 2023 issue of GPQ is now available on @ProjectMUSE ! Articles include the oldest maps of the Great Plains, 21st century Niitsitapi horse culture, US Army Signal Weather observers, creative nonfiction from Bernard Quetchenbach, & more. muse.jhu.edu/issue/50809
Free article in @ProjectMUSE: To improve the safety and health of rural feedyard workers, a new project seeks to produce a voluntary, module-based safety and health training program, as discussed by @ryanklataske and Casper G. Bendixsen. #GreatPlains muse.jhu.edu/pub/17/article/…
The Spring 2023 issue of Great Plains Research is now available on @ProjectMUSE! Articles on Black homesteading in OK, communicating Native American cancer efforts & resources in the Great Plains, Nebraska educator experiences during the pandemic, & more. muse.jhu.edu/issue/50451
Free article in @ProjectMUSE: Bin Li and David McKenzie conducted a survey of three habitat types in the Flint Hills of Kansas to identify the impacts of weather on woody plant cell physiology and found precipitation to be the driving stressor. muse.jhu.edu/pub/17/article/…
Free article in GPR this week on @ProjectMUSE: "The Bohemian Alps as a Substantive Landscape" - Nebraska's Bohemian Alps serve as the focal point of this study on substantive landscapes by geographer Brett R. Chloupek. #GreatPlains muse.jhu.edu/pub/17/article/…
Free article this week on @ProjectMUSE: "Soils of the Central Nebraska Loess Hills and Central Loess Plains" from several #UNL scientists:
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The Fall 2022 issue of Great Plains Quarterly is now available on @ProjectMUSE ! Articles on Mormon missionary work in North Dakota, Willa Cather's "O' Pioneers", memory anchors, population sustainability in the rural Great Plains, and more! #GreatPlains
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The Fall 2022 issue of GREAT PLAINS RESEARCH is now available on @ProjectMUSE ! Articles on cattle feedyard worker safety in Nebraska, soils of the Loess Hills, the Bohemian Alps, engaging Indigenous youth in STEM, and more. #GreatPlains muse.jhu.edu/issue/50450#inf…
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Free article this week! "Imagining Skyscrapers in a Wheat Field: Regionalism and Cold War Development in the Texas High Plains" - as detailed by Brian Ingrassia, one man's attempt to build a new city shows deeper meanings of regional development. muse.jhu.edu/pub/17/article/…
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The sandhill crane migration is truly one of the world’s greatest wildlife spectacles.
The best part about the sandhill crane migration is that Nebraska residents don’t have to travel far to experience it.
Read here: fal.cn/3wBuC
📷: Eric Fowler
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ALT Sandhill cranes roosting in the Platte River. View from a Crane Trust Blind.
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In the latest issue of Nature Conservancy magazine, Robyn James examines the gender gaps in conservation work and explains how bringing women into roles equal with men will make conservation more effective.
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Free article this week from our latest issue: "Aeschylus and the Frontier" in which Theodore Tarkow explores how Nebraska poet John G. Neihardt's project of translating parts of the Greek playwright Aeschylus’s 'Agamemnon' influenced his own work. muse.jhu.edu/pub/17/article/…
Register now for the Center for Great Plains Studies upcoming symposium April 18-20 in Lincoln. #GreatPlains
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Check out the episode that just dropped by @UNLFarmBits on @KDozler’s research. Virtual fencing is revolutionizing how ranchers can optimize rangelands for cattle and wildlife. Learn more here: awesmlab.unl.edu/precision-l… @Panhandle_Range @UNLSNR @UNLExtension @UNL_CASNR @UNL_IANR
Episode 093: Smart Fencing, features @KDozler, part of @UNLincoln's @AWESMLab. Kaitlyn's research focus is precision livestock management on extensive rangelands via virtual fencing.
Interested? Be sure to check check out Episode 093 wherever you listen to podcasts!
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The latest issue of Great Plains Quarterly is now available on @ProjectMUSE ! Articles on John G. Neihardt, buffalo bone hunters, cold war development, and C.A. Sorensen. Cover art by the talented @robhollywood #GreatPlains
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Registration is now open for our 2023 Great Plains conference on food and culture in the region. Tickets are limited. Schedule and registration link: unl.edu/plains/2023-conferen… #UNL #LNK
