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Colorado Blue Spruce seedlings sit in their growing rack. Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second graders about trees at Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer school in Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second graders about trees at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, reads a book about trees to second graders about trees at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second graders about trees at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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Students admire the spruce trees. Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second graders about trees at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, answers second graders’ questions about their new Colorado blue spruce seedlings they will be growing in their Humboldt Table Rock-Steinauer school classroom in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second graders about trees at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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While students close their eyes and pretend they are trees, Jack Hilgert, drops red, yellow and blue chips on the floor. The chips represent nutrients, sunshine and water. The students then open their eyes and scramble to pick up a balance of chips to help their “trees” grow. Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second graders about trees at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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A second grader holds red, yellow and blue chips in his hand. The chips represent nutrients, sunshine and water as part of a game to help them learn how trees grow. Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second graders about trees at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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Jack Hilgert has the second graders feel and describe the needles on their Colorado blue spruce trees. Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second graders about trees at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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Wyatt McClung, right, and Brennden Reyes adjust their Colorado blue spruce trees in a growing rack. Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second graders about trees at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer school in Humboldt, Nebraska. Each student was given a Colorado blue spruce seedling to raise in the classroom while they learn about trees. March 25, 2024. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing.

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PhD student Grace Schuster measures the average depth of litter on the ground during vegetation sampling. She is working in a pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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PhD student Grace Schuster uses a Daubenmire frame to measure the percent cover, frequency, and composition of vegetation. She is working in a pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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PhD student Grace Schuster and field technician Hunter Swanson carry equipment for measuring vegetation. They are working in a pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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PhD student Grace Schuster looks and listens for different bird species during point counts, which are used to help measure wild bird species richness and abundance. She is working in a pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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A pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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PhD student Grace Schuster looks and listens for different bird species during point counts, which are used to help measure wild bird species richness and abundance. She is working in a pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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A pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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A pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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A pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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A pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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PhD student Grace Schuster looks and listens for different bird species during point counts, which are used to help measure wild bird species richness and abundance. She is working in a pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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PhD student Grace Schuster looks and listens for different bird species during point counts, which are used to help measure wild bird species richness and abundance. She is working in a pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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PhD student Grace Schuster looks and listens for different bird species during point counts, which are used to help measure wild bird species richness and abundance. She is working in a pasture southwest of North Platte. July 6, 2022. Photo by Iris McFarlin, AWESM Lab Communications.

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