If you like clean water, diverse wildlife and outdoor recreation in Nebraska, thank a wetland. 👏 Nebraska contains more acres of wetlands than any surrounding state. The state's playa, riverine, saline, sandhills and urban wetlands provide many benefits, such as: 🌱 Improving water quality 🌱 Providing habitat for wildlife, fish and unusual plants 🌱 Reducing flooding and soil erosion 🌱 Supplying water 🌱 Producing food and sequestering carbon 🌱 Providing recreation and education Learn more a

5K views · 182 reactions | The fox squirrel is the largest tree squirrel in N.C., nearly twice the size of the more common gray squirrel. It lives primarily in mature longleaf pine and open pine-oak forests in the Sandhills and southern Coastal Plain. For more info, visit our fox squirrel species profile at: bit.ly/2OrOhd2 | NC Wildlife Resources Commission | Facebook

22K views · 876 reactions | Enjoy this Postcard from Monahans Sandhills State Park - Texas Parks and Wildlife west of Odessa. | Texas Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

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The Amish population continues to grow in America—doubling approximately every 20 years. In Nebraska, it's surged 65% from 2020 to 2024, according to research from Elizabethtown College. Get an inside look at an Amish community south of Kilgore, NE in this video story: https://sandhills.newschannelnebraska.com/story/52315148/inside-the-growing-amish-community-in-nebraskas-sandhills | News Channel Nebraska