Category Archives: News

Art & Barb Straub: Quiet Volunteers

By Brigid Tuck

They are the quiet volunteers. Known up and down the Minnesota River Valley for their enthusiasm and love of nature, Art and Barb Straub seek neither fame nor recognition. Continue reading »

111th Annual Christmas Bird Count

By Brigid Tuck

Over 120 bird enthusiasts and nature lovers residing near the Ney Nature Center participated in the 111th annual Christmas bird count, sponsored by the National Audubon Society. Continue reading »

TREES: Totally Rad Extraordinary Environmental Students

By Brigid Tuck

At the Ney Nature Center we are dedicated to “learning through experience.” Continue reading »

Celebrating Autumn

By Carol Jackson

It was indeed a splendid autumn afternoon for all those who participated in the second annual Fall Festival at the Ney Nature Center on Saturday, October 16th. Continue reading »

Annual Meeting of Members

By Carol Jackson

The Annual Meeting of the members of the Ney Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF) was held on Thursday evening, November 11, 2010 at 7:00 pm at Toody’s Sweet Treats in Henderson. Continue reading »

Ney WMA Increases by 280 Acres

By Josh Reinitz

Members and visitors to the Ney Nature Center will be interested to learn that an adjacent parcel of land managed by the MN Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is growing in size. Continue reading »

Meet our Intern, Michelle Bridges

By Brigid Tuck

Recent visitors to the Ney Nature Center’s education building may have noticed a new wall display in the building. Continue reading »

Al Batt “The Bird Nerd” to Headline Spring Fling

By Brigid Tuck

“A bird doesn’t sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song.” – Al Batt Continue reading »

2009 Christmas Bird Count Report

By Art and Barb Straub

More than 100 children, women and men participated in the 2009 annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC) on Saturday, December 19. Continue reading »

Eagle Scout projects earn Boy Scouts honor

By Brigid Tuck

This past spring and summer, three boy scouts completed service projects at the Ney Nature Center (NNC) on their way to earning Eagle Scout honors. Continue reading »