Join natural resource and wildlife professionals from across Nebraska for three days of learning, collaboration and connection at the 2026 Nebraska Natural Resources Conference in Kearney.

Hosted by the Nebraska Chapter of The Wildlife Society, the conference brings together professionals and others interested in conservation, wildlife and natural resource management. This year’s conference, themed “Deep Roots, Lasting Lands,” will feature engaging presentations, interactive workshops and discussions covering current issues and opportunities across the field.

Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals, exchange ideas and stay informed about trends and approaches shaping natural resource management in Nebraska. The conference is designed to encourage both professional development and collaboration among those working to protect and manage the state’s wildlife and natural resources.

Programming includes workshops and interactive sessions addressing a variety of practical topics. Sessions include discussions around structured decision-making for managing at-risk wildlife species, as well as strategies for identifying funding opportunities and strengthening conservation grant writing through partnerships and collaboration.

Whether you work directly in wildlife and natural resource management, are involved in conservation efforts or simply want to learn more about the field, the conference provides an opportunity to hear from experienced professionals and build connections across the natural resources community.

Registration options range from free to $161.90, depending on the ticket type.

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