Located in Nebraska City, approximately 60 miles south of Omaha, lies the Arbor Day Farm Forest Farm Caverns. This destination offers an in-depth look into Nebraska's natural world and human connection to nature. Founded by the Arbor Day Foundation in 1972, the Forest Farm aims to create an ecosystem that promotes sustainability and encourages personal growth.

The Forest Farm is an eighty-acre arboretum that features various ecosystems, plant species, and wildlife, including cedar and walnut woodlands. This remarkable natural space offers guided tours of the farm's grounds as well as woodlands, providing insight into its commitment to environmental conservation. Arbor Day Farm promotes the nurturing aspect of planting trees and serves as vital educational resource to its visitors.

One of the highlights of the Arbor Day Farm, however, is its Exploration and Discovery Center. This facility incorporates technology to convey how water filtration systems function and how forest reforestation aids in preserving water quality. Some exhibitions include forest habitats in regions such as Indonesia and Fiji. These diverse exhibits are designed to introduce environmentally conscious ideas that potentially are put into practice by the younger visitors.

The natural draw for many people is the state's network of remarkable rivers and caverns that penetrate and shape the karst limestone terrain of the western- and central plains that both span upwards of 275 hundred miles of southeastern Iowa, north central and northeast Kansas and northeast southern and central Nebraska. It appears the Arbor Day Farm near Nebraska manages many tours into these massive and ancient caverns below. Many explorers and specialists delve into this region where they see hidden evidence about native pre-Columbian geologies over 300 to 2 millions years.