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Niobrara Council

280 North Main Street

P.O. Box 206

Valentine, Nebraska 69201

(402) 376-2793 voice, (402) 376-1331 fax

info@niobraracouncil.org

Website last updated December 5, 2011


Niobrara Council holds annual reorganizational meeting, January 19, 2012

See the 2012 meeting calendar

There were no officer or committee member changes

Meeting minutes coming soon

Niobrara Valley Outdoor Education Partnership (NVOEP)
at Heart City Bull Bash, February 11, 2012

Where:  Niobrara Council Office 280 N Main St
When:  11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
What:  Free take-home nature activity for the kids, prize drawing, outdoor ed information for 2012, refreshments, view the library

For more information, click here
2012 Summer Camp Dates Announced

For more information on the dates of the 2012 Summer Camp dates, click here.  Registration will open in early May.


Niobrara Council receives $15,000 Nebraska Environmental Trust Grant!

Funds were used to purchase the following equipment:

Eight new Osagian aluminum canoes
Bear canoe trailer
Youth and adult paddles
Youth and adult life jackets
Tents
Sleeping bags
Canoe and camping accessories

We want to thank NET for helping us expand our camping program!
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New canoes purchased through the NET grant make their first trip down the Niobrara.

THE MISSION OF THE NIOBRARA COUNCIL is to assist in all aspects of the management of the Niobrara National Scenic River corridor since a portion of the Niobrara River has been designated as a national scenic river under 16 U.S.C. 1274(a)(117), as such section existed on May 24, 1991. 

The Niobrara Council's enabling legislation gives them express authority and responsibility to manage the Niobrara National Scenic River in conjunction with the National Park Service. 

All activity within the Niobrara National Scenic River corridor shall be consistent with the purpose of the scenic river designation, including the scenic river's free-flowing condition and scenic, geological, biological, agricultural, historic and prehistoric resources.


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