Lower Platte South NRD was a big part of removing Antelope Creek in Lincoln, Nebraska off the Impaired Waters List to better the creek's water quality. All 23 of our NRDs across the state also provide flood damage reduction for their areas if needed. Click the picture for more.
The NRD Conservation Tree Program sells tree seedlings to landowners and can help design and even plant trees on your land. Every NRD offers different options. Check out our trees and shrubs by clicking on the picture.
This is Duck Creek Recreation Area in the Nemaha Natural Resources District. The Natural Resources Districts have 80 different fun and family-friendly recreation, camping and fishing areas across Nebraska. Click the picture to find your next adventure.
Nebraska's Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) are sponsoring the 2020 NCF Envirothon. About 500 high school students, teachers and volunteers are coming to Lincoln to learn more about our NRDs and state's natural resources.
The Natural Resources Districts test soil and groundwater for nitrates to make sure you and your family drink safe and clean water every day.
Please consider donating to the NARD Foundation. Click on this picture to watch a video on what educational youth natural resources programs the foundation helps support and why it's vital to Nebraska's future to continue. Call the Nebraska Association of Resources Districts at 402-471-7670 to donate.
Use our interactive map to find the NRD in your area.
OSCEOLA, NE- A Prescribed Burn School will be held on Friday, January 18, 2019, at the Polk County Fairgrounds Agriculture Building from 9 a.m. to 4:00 pm. Workshop attendees will hear from speakers with a variety of burn experience and learn how to conduct a predictable controlled burn in an open-...Read more
“We are pleased by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (CORPS) actions to propose a new Clean Water Rule to replace the 2015 “Waters of the U.S.” (WOTUS) Rule.”Read more
Grant Township (5N-13W) in eastern Kearney County has been designated Phase 2 for groundwater quantity management by directors of Tri-Basin Natural Resources District (TBNRD). Tri-Basin NRD directors revisited the issue after a public hearing held in June and a delay of the decision in September.Read more
