Ta-Ha-Zouka Park

Friends of the Dog Parks Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the establishment and enhancement of off-leash parks in Lincoln, Nebraska. Founded in the mid-1990s, the group collaborates with citizens, businesses, and city officials to promote and improve the dog park experience for the community. Lincoln currently boasts four dog parks, including Rickman's Run and Roper East Dog Run, which provide safe environments for dogs to exercise and socialize. The organization is actively involved in various projects, such as the small dog run fence augmentation, ensuring that these spaces remain enjoyable and accessible for future generations. Generated from the website

Located in the heart of Lincoln, NE, Tierra Park stands as a serene oasis amidst the bustling cityscape. This urban sanctuary spans acres of lush greenery, offering a peaceful retreat for locals and visitors alike. The park's well-manicured gardens and winding pathways invite exploration and relaxation, making it a favorite spot for picnics, leisurely strolls, and outdoor activities. As the sun filters through the canopy of trees, casting dappled light on the meandering streams and tranquil ponds, Tierra Park exudes a sense of tranquility and natural beauty. With its playgrounds, sports facilities, and picnic areas, this city park caters to a diverse range of interests, fostering a sense of community and connection to the outdoors. Whether seeking a moment of solitude or a fun-filled day with loved ones, Tierra Park offers a verdant escape from the urban hustle and bustle. Generated using this place's available information

The Friends of Lewis and Clark Bicentennial established in 2002 is a 501c3 nonprofit foundation whose mission is to provide free information to the public about the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and to promote travel on today’s Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. Friends of Lewis and Clark Bicentennial’s Home Page for the entire 16-state Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail is at www.ExperienceLewisAndClark.travel. The Ohio River region includes today’s leading visitor attractions in Pittsburgh, camping and hiking in western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Ohio, Louisville, Kentucky, Indiana, Shawnee National Forest, southern Illinois, St. Louis, and eastern Missouri. The Great Rivers region includes some of today’s leading visitor attractions in southern Illinois, the St. Louis Arch, Missouri, Kansas City, Kansas, and southeast Nebraska. The Great Plains region includes today’s leading visitor attractions in western Iowa, the Lewis and Clark Bike Trail, Omaha, eastern Nebraska, hiking and camping at Nebraska state parks, and southeast South Dakota. The Rocky Mountain region includes some of today’s leading visitor attractions in South Dakota, Medora and North Dakota, Montana, and is the trailhead to Yellowstone National Park. The Pacific Northwest region includes some of today’s leading visitor attractions in Montana, Idaho, Washington, the Columbia River Gorge, Mt. Hood, Portland, and Oregon’s North Coast.