Historic and Recent Distributions of Elk in Nebraska

Elk (Cervus elaphus) were historically found throughout North America but were extirpated from Nebraska and much of the Great Plains in the 1880s due to consumptive uses by settlers, miners, market hunters, and others. Elk began to reappear in Nebraska in the 1950s and 1960s, and established a stable, nonmigratory population that currently consists of seven herds and an estimated 1,400 individuals throughout western and central Nebraska. The reappearance and subsequent persistence of elk in Nebraska suggests there is adequate habitat to support a self-sustaining population. The general movement of elk eastward may lead to an eventual statewide distribution, and populations being established in states to the east and south of Nebraska, where elk populations were historically present and suitable habitat still exists. We examined published historic accounts, museum and archeological records, and current literature to determine historic and current distribution of elk in Nebraska and the Great Plains

Festival de primavera 1985

Orquestra Simfònica del Gran Teatre del Liceu, dirigida per Heinz FrickePrograma de mà de l'òpera La Valquíria, de Richard Wagner, la qual va ser representada els dies 28 i 31 de maig i 2 de juny del 1985. Els cantants van ser Siegfried Jerusalem (Siegmund) ; Hans Tschammer, Kurt Rydl i Aage Haugland (Hunding) ; Hans Kiemer (Wotan) ; Sabine Haas i Carmen Reppel (Sieglinde) ; Lia Frey-Rabine (Brünnhilde) ; Nadine Denize (Fricka) ; Linda plech (Gerhilde) ; Helga Thieme (Ortlinde) ; Mariana Cioromila (Waltraute) ; Anna Gonda (Schwertleite) ; Nancy Johnson (Helmwige) ; Heide Rabal (Segrune) ; Karen Johnson (Grimgerde) ; Brigitta Wutscher (Rossweisse). L'orquestra estava dirigida per Heinz Frick