See also:
- Keep Nebraska Beautiful - Information, resources, and advice on how to help the Nebraska environment, including materials exchange programs, recycling, education and quizzes.
- NebGuide Resources - Wildlife Publications - Lists publications available from the NIANR about wildlife, habitat, conservation and related topics.
- The Nebraska Environmental Trust - State program dedicated to the preservation of Nebraska's natural resources. Information on funding, grants, projects and publications.
- Nebraska Statewide Arboretum - Includes a collection of trees and other plants that are used for education, research and enjoyment. Helps communities and people create forested and garden environments. Lists services, staff, and related links.
- Nebraska Wildlife - Lists the types and descriptions of native birds and other wildlife in the state. Gives information on how to create nutritious food plots for these creatures. Includes sounds and photos.
- Nebraskans First - A grassroots coalition of Nebraska farmers dedicated to protecting and preserving groundwater for agriculture.
- Nemaha Natural Resources District - Manages conservation efforts such as flood and erosion control and prevention, water supply and ground/surface water programs, pollution control, waste management, drainage improvement, fish and wildlife habitat, recreation, forestry and range management.
- Tri-Basin Natural Resources District - Nebraska government department protecting soil and water quality. Offers organization description, maps of streams and region groudwaters and descriptions of regulations and recommended management practices.
- Water Resources of Nebraska - A United States Geological Survey collection of links to natural resources and hydrologic information for Nebraska.
- Web.NAS - Nebraska Archaeological Society - Nonprofit organization and chapter member of the Central States Archaeological Societies. Provides information about membership, events, articles and links.
- EPA: Federal Register - Proposed cost recovery settlement for the cleanup of the Pipe and Piling Superfund sites in Omaha and Avoca. (November 29, 1996)
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