Upcoming Events

Experience spring migration at Marsh Madness

Join us at Ponca State Park to witness the wonder of spring waterfowl migration along the Missouri River. This annual event gives visitors the opportunity to view and learn about waterfowl, eagles, and other early spring migrants.

Learn more on the Outdoor Calendar.

Free workshops to focus on spring turkey hunting

Learn all aspects of spring turkey hunting at a workshop hosted by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

The free workshop will be held in five locations across the state and is designed for individuals with limited experience who want to expand their knowledge of turkey hunting. View classes and register online. 

The Queen of Bingo now playing at Mahoney State Park

Eugene T. Mahoney State Park’s Denman and Mary Mallory Kountze Theater and Medicine Wagon Production Presents: “The Queen of Bingo” by Jeanne Michels and Phyllis Murphy.

The play will run from Friday March 11 to Sunday April 10 at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and at 2 p.m. on Sundays. Find more information on the Outdoor Calendar.

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Let's save hunting

As the average age of the hunting population increases, the hunting community is in need of refreshing the sport for a younger generation to continue the tradition of hunting outdoors.

Fortunately, Nebraska Game and Parks along with a key number of partners have implemented progressive programs to encourage kids, women, men, and families to try outdoor sports. Read more about the need to spread knowledge of the outdoors on the NEBRASKAland blog.

March migration

Extraordinary spring migration bird watching awaits bird watchers in Nebraska's parks, green spaces and waterfront properties, even amid cities. You do not have to venture far to enjoy the spectacular March migration of birds in Nebraska.

Birding during migrations in large cities can be better than most people realize as well as rewarding for birders of all levels. Anyone can find a surprising amount of bird life on their doorstep! Read more tips on the NEBRASKAland blog.

WILD candid camera

Many hunters, trappers and outdoor enthusiasts want to know what’s going on when no one is watching. The trail cam is a great tool to capture what wildlife travels through the same paths we do.

Setting up a trail cam can lead to some exciting discoveries.  Read more about scouting cameras on the Lock, Stock and Bedlam blog.