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Aug 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Minutes
The commission held several public hearings regarding amendments to wildlife, fisheries, and administration regulations, including fee updates for permits, licenses, and park entry, as well as adjustments to mountain lion and bighorn sheep management. The commission approved the FY28-29 biennium budget request, established a fee schedule for education programs, authorized a utility easement at the Valentine Fish Hatchery, and permitted hunting in specific State Parks. Additionally, the director presented service awards, and the commission conducted a bighorn sheep lottery drawing and held an executive session.
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Education Strategy 2026-2028
This Education Strategy outlines a three-year plan to guide the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission's efforts in connecting the public with the outdoors and fostering stewardship. The plan focuses on three key directions: understanding, appreciating, and engaging with Nebraska's communities by educating about natural, cultural and historical, and outdoor recreation resources; building a cohesive team for education efforts; and growing strategic partnerships to foster greater impact across the state. The overall vision is to utilize educational and interpretive principles to foster public understanding, participation, and stewardship of natural, cultural, and outdoor recreation resources in collaboration with partners.
Aug 1, 2023·StrategicPlan
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Lands Strategy
This Lands Strategy document provides guidance for the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission on the acquisition and disposition of properties it owns or manages. It outlines various acquisition types, including fee-title, long-term lease, and short-term agreements, along with detailed guidelines and priorities for acquiring new lands or additions to existing ones. The strategy also establishes guidelines and priorities for the disposition of properties that no longer align with the Commission's mission and goals, considering both fish and wildlife and park properties. The overarching aim is to ensure the responsible stewardship of Nebraska's fish, wildlife, park, and outdoor recreation resources into the future.
Jun 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Nebraska Game And Parks Commission Agenda
The agenda focuses on several key topics, including a Director's report and a review of financial vouchers. Staff recommendations were presented to schedule public hearings for August regarding amendments to administrative and state park regulations, fees for licenses and permits, and wildlife commission orders concerning mountain sheep. Additionally, public hearings were scheduled to consider amendments to wildlife regulations regarding mountain lions, state game refuge boundaries, spring turkey season, antelope, deer, and elk season parameters, and squirrel season dates. The commission also planned to address an interlocal agreement with the Educational Service Unit Coordinating Council for video conferencing software and consider a utility easement for the Norfolk District Office.
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