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Alexa Carter, a senior in agricultural leadership, education and communication, introduces herself d

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Sarah Lange, a junior political science and economics major, talks with Mary Emery, Director of Rura

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Brandon Jurgens, a senior sports media and communication major, speaks to mentors during the Rural F

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Brandon Jurgens (left), a senior sports media and communication major, speaks to a mentor as Knox, a

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Graysan Guss, a senior in child, youth, and family studies, introduces herself during the Rural Fell

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Hagar Ghanem (right), a sophomore economics major, speaks with mentor Wendy Gwennap during the Rural

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Swade Lamb (left), a sophomore international business major, speaks with a mentor during the Rural F

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Timothy Bentzinger talks with other Rural Fellows during the Rural Fellows Academy inside the East C

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Blair Bagley, Rural Fellows Program Coordinator, leads a discussion during the Rural Fellows Academy

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Timothy "Ben" Bentzinger (center) takes notes for the group during a Rural Fellows Academy training

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Izzi Velinsky, a senior graduating with a degree in Animal Science and a member of the Equestrian Te

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Izzi Velinsky, a senior graduating with a degree in Animal Science and a member of the Equestrian Te

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Izzi Velinsky, a senior graduating with a degree in Animal Science and a member of the Equestrian Te

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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Equestrian Team threw a birthday party for DT, a 30-year-old ho

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Amber Reinkordt, who works at the Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County, holds her youngest son, Ra

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Student Lauren Rice watches as DT, a 30-year-old horse, gives a gigantic yawn as the birthday party

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Navaiya Wilson perches atop a life-size horse for a quick photo as her brother, Xavion, watches from

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Jihan Aljnabi, a member of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Equestrian Team studying veterinary

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Students and visitors pet DT, a 30-year-old horse who has been with the University of Nebraska–Lin

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DT, a 30-year-old horse, makes a face for the camera next to Jihan Aljnabi, a member of the Universi

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Maria Adams, a staff member at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, lifts her grandson, Theo Rodrig

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Students gather to chat and pet DT, a 30-year-old horse and star of a birthday party thrown by the U

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Party decorations frame the top of a doorway from the horse barn into the R.H. Warren Arena, where m

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ReAnne Isom watches as the sun rises over the Platte River. March 16, 2026.

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A waning crescent moon sits above the Platte River as the sun begins to rise. March 16, 2026.

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Noah Liechti (right), a junior Fisheries and Wildlife major, shows Michael Forsberg (left), Research

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The sun rises over the Platte River as sandhill cranes roost. March 16, 2026.

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Bison roam on across a section of the Crane Trust’s property. March 16, 2026.

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Geese fly along the Platte River as the sun rises. March 16, 2026.

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Trevor Zastro, a junior Fisheries and Wildlife major, watches from a blind as the sun rises over the

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A sandhill crane flies along the Platte River as the sun rises. March 16, 2026.

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A sandhill crane flies along the Platte River as the sun rises. March 16, 2026.

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A bison is photographed while roaming across a section of the Crane Trust’s property. March 16, 20

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Tyler Newlin (right), a junior Fisheries and Wildlife major, photographs sandhill cranes as the sun

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A sandhill crane flies along the Platte River. March 16, 2026.

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Sandhill cranes fly across the sky near the Platte River. March 16, 2026.

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Lilliane Roberts (left), a senior Fisheries and Wildlife major, and Carlee Koehler, a Producer in th

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Carlee Koehler, a Producer in the School of Natural Resources, shows students available lenses to ph

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Abraham Kanz, Director of Conservation and Research at The Crane Trust, talks to students about how

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Michael Forsberg (left), Research Assistant Professor in the School of Natural Resources, helps Lill

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Clara Freese (left), and ReAnne Isom take photos of the Platte River as Sandhill Cranes arrive. Marc

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John Carroll (left), Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management, leads students to vehicles to dri

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A mix of Sandhill Cranes and Geese fly along the Platte River to roost. March 15, 2026.

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Students watch for Sandhill Cranes while standing in a blind along the Platte River. March 15, 2026.

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Han Vo, a senior Fisheries and Wildlife major, takes photos of Sandhill Cranes as they land on the P

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Puppet Artist Heather Henson performs in-front of students inside The Crane Trust Nature and Visitor

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Sandhill Cranes fly along the Platte River to roost. March 15, 2026.

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Kevin Smith, from left, Heather Akin, Eileen Hebets, Emma Brase, and Michael Dodd pose for a portrai

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