The Place of Literature on the Great Plains; Or, “There never was an is without a where.”
July 2, 2019
By Cory Willard, English PhD student, Great Plains Graduate Fellow Historically, the study of literature has often relegated setting […]
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The Wildcat Hills: Setting an example for conservation through collaboration
May 21, 2019
Story and photos by Jenna Bartja, Adventure Travel Specialist, Nebraska Tourism Commission Back in late March, I visited western Nebraska […]
From the Nebraska Agri/Ecotourism Workshop: Astrotourism
March 30, 2019
Michael Marlin, creator of Luma: Art in Darkness, summary by Katie Nieland, Center for Great Plains Studies We’ve often spoken about […]
Harsh winter affects crane migration
March 21, 2019
By Jenna Bartja, Adventure Travel Specialist, Nebraska Tourism Commission This past Monday, March 11, I visited Rowe Sanctuary for the […]
Follow the Water
March 1, 2019
Follow the Water By Katie Nieland, Center for Great Plains Studies At the end of January, I attended a screening […]