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Matt Joeckel

Sandstone-capped fluvial ridge in the Goshen Hole area of eastern Wyoming

Husker scientists deepen understanding of ancient rivers

February 12, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Matt Joeckel, a professor in the School of Natural Resources at Nebraska, headed the field work for a collaborative project at Utah’s Cedar Mountain Formation. The scientists expanded knowledge of ancient carbon-cycle changes relevant to understanding present-day environmental conditions.

Husker analysis of ancient carbon cycle deepens understanding of modern Earth

February 21, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Matt Joeckel

Joeckel contributes to Omaha bedrock tunnel project

May 15, 2020

Google Earth detail

Google find expands understanding of Nebraska's icy past

November 5, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Matt Joeckel, state geologist, and Dana Divine, hydrogeologist, both of the Conservation and Survey Division, examine a core April 9 on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s East Campus.

Nebraska-led study eyes unique carbon dioxide storage option

April 11, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Sharks once roamed Nebraska's ancient seas

July 22, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

This image from Google Earth shows gilgai in the Panhandle of Nebraska; the field of view in the photo is approximately a half-mile wide.

Unusual land-surface patterning identified in Nebraska for first time

April 27, 2018

Conservation and Survey Division celebrates 125 years

February 8, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Matt Joeckel, Conservation and Survey Division director, is seen mapping the Yellow Cat Formation of the Cedar Mountain Formation in Utah. | Photo courtesy Jim Kirkland, Utah Geological Survey

Soil study lends clues to ancient climate

November 13, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

3-D view at Firth

Project to make state's electromagnetic survey data available

May 12, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

A Conservation and Survey Division crew drills a test well in the Nebraska panhandle. A new guide created by the Conservation and Survey Division is designed to help geologists and drillers catalog material encountered during drilling.

Conservation and Survey Division releases boreholes cuttings guide

July 1, 2015

Conservation and Survey Division members conducting field work in 1931. (File photo)

Geologic Map Day promotes awareness Oct. 17

October 14, 2014