Buffalo Gap National Grassland is located within Nebraska National Forest.

At first glance, the grasslands may appear desolate and without wildlife. Upon closer inspection, however, over 100 species of animals can be found on the BGNG. These animals arespecially adapted to one or more grassland habitats life. Each animal has the right coloration and behavior patterns to survive in one or more of the habitats found here. Habitats found on the Buffalo Gap National Grassland include tall grass prairie, mixed grass prairie, short grass prairie, woody draws, juniper breaks, wetlands, rivers and ponds, and badlands formations. A tremendous number of birds; over 250 species, spend part of the year on the BGNG. Birds of prey find perfect hunting in the open country and are often seen soaring above the grasslands. Stock ponds and cooperative Ducks Unlimited impoundments have created habitat for waterfowl and shorebirds. The juniper breaks and woody draws are a sharp contrast to the grasslands, and provide critical habitat for mang bird species.

• To truly experience Buffalo Gap National Grassland go for a backcountry adventure. Stop by a ranger station in Nebraska National Forest to get trail guides.