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Request
a Brochure from
The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District
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The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District
Information
about Central's history, operations, and facilities. Includes
details about Central's irrigation and hydroelectric operations
and a discussion of other benefits (recreation, wildlife habitat)
from the project. Also includes a map of Central's project
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The
content of Central's informational brochures are summarized
below.
Viewers
can request free copies of the brochures by filling out
the form at the bottom of this page.
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Kingsley Dam & Lake McConaughy
Information about the history and function
of Kingsley Dam and Lake McConaughy. Maps and charts depicting
recreational facilities at the lake and a brief description
of the multiple benefits stemming from Lake McConaughy and
Central's hydro-irrigation project.
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Johnson Lake & Elwood Reservoir
A
discussion of the purpose and operation of Johnson Lake
and Elwood Reservoir, including maps of the lakes and information
about recreational opportunities. Also provides a brief
narrative about the recreational opportunities at Gallagher
Canyon, Plum Creek Canyon and East Phillips lakes.
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Eagles in Nebraska
Information
about bald eagles that winter near Central's hydro facilities
and information about opportunites for the public to view
bald eagles and other wildlife from Central's facilities
at Kingsley Dam and the Johnson No. 2 Hydroplant. Includes
tips on identifying eagles and interesting facts about bald
eagles' nesting, feeding and migratory habits.
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5.
Groundwater and Surface Water in Nebraska --
The Cooperative Hydrology Study (COHYST)
A
summary of the Cooperative Hydrology Study, an effort on
the part of a coalition of Nebraska sponsors and partners
to improve understanding of the hydrological and geological
conditions in the Platte River Basin.
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6.
Birds of the Lake McConaughy Area
(Checklist)
A
brochure listing 313 species of birds that have been identified
on or near Lake McConaughy. Compiled by with the assistance
of Stephen J. Dinsmore of the Nebraska Ornithologists' Union.
Includes several color illustrations of various birds.
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Least Terns & Piping Plovers at Lake McConaughy
Information
about least terns and piping plovers, designated by the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as endangered and threatened
species, that nest on the beaches of Lake McConaughy. Facts
about the birds' habits and tips on avoiding destruction
of nests and/or chicks.
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Reptiles and Amphibians of Lake McConaughy
A
colorful brochure containing information about the many
snakes, lizards, toads and frogs found in the Lake McConaughy
area. Tips on identifying the various species.
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Place
a checkmark in the box next to the brochure(s) you wish
to request; then fill out the form with your name, mailing
address and e-mail address. Submit your request by clicking
on the "Submit" button. The brochure(s) will
be mailed to you within the next five business days.
REQUESTS FROM NORTH AMERICA ONLY, PLEASE. |
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