Osprey and falcon chicks thriving
Chicks at North Omaha Station and Fort Calhoun Station are doing well, and hope remains that chicks will hatch at Nebraska City Station next year.
Read More >Chicks at North Omaha Station and Fort Calhoun Station are doing well, and hope remains that chicks will hatch at Nebraska City Station next year.
Read More >Crews recently demolished the plant’s containment housing, the last major structure at the site. OPPD will complete decommissioning later this year.
Read More >Ospreys are unique in that they are a single species spread worldwide. They have changed very little over millions of years, and their evolutionary adaptations have made them highly skilled fish hunters.
Read More >The osprey chicks at Fort Calhoun Station will take flight soon, and this year we have osprey chicks at North Omaha Station, as well.
Read More >As decommissioning work continues, radiation protection technicians' roles change, but their overall goal – keeping people and the environment safe – remains the same.
Read More >The ospreys arrived back at their nest in late March and are working to prepare it for new chicks.
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