The UNL School of Natural Resources is training the next generation of conservationists and land managers, giving students hands-on experience in livestock and wildlife stewardship.
Department Head, Larkin Powell spoke with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander on the program’s mission, the field experience offered, and how they are shaping future generations.
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