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In 2003, The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission launched the Nebraska Natural Legacy Project to meet a requirement by Congress to develop a state-wide comprehensive wildlife conservation strategy. The Natural Legacy Project is providing a seat at the table for all interests to join forces and build an effective plan to conserve wildlife in Nebraska.
The Southeast Nebraska Flagship Initiative was formed through the Nebraska Natural Legacy Project. It is a partnership of various conservation organizations whose purpose is to work colloaboratively on conservation within the Biologically -Unique Landscapes in southeastern Nebraska. Those partners include; Northern Prairies Land Trust, Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center, The Nature Conservancy and The Nebraska Game & Parks Commission.
For more information about the Nebraska Natural Legacy project go to www.nebraskanaturallegacy.orgPlease send any questions, sightings, event
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mjasnowski@tnc.org or call 402.694.4191
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2009 Grassland Restoration Network Workshop
This year's workshop will be held in Aurora, Nebraska on August 10 - 12. Aurora houses the prairie restoration headquarters for three organizations (Prairie Plains Resource Instiitute, The Nature Conservancy, and Nebraska Game and Parks Commission).
We are making every effort to keep costs low. The anticipated TOTAL cost of the workshop will be $134 (double room) per person. That includes the use of conference faciilities , 2 nights lodging and five meals. There will also be commuter rates available for those who don't require lodging. details and agenda
Registration open May 1- July 1, 2009.
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