Traditional Course (Folder) 19%

. Where possible, students may live fire and/or go through simulated hunting conditions. The traditional hunter education course is organized and conducted by volunteer instructors across the state. By law      .... Continue to Traditional Course >>

S.C.O.R.P. (Folder) 19%

Download Complete Booklet (PDF)   To help provide Kansas communities with resources for recreational needs and trends across the state, Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks (KDWP      .... Continue to S.C.O.R.P. >>

Big Game Information (Folder) 19%

limited. Today, white-tailed deer thrive statewide and permits for residents are sold across the counter. Mule deer are still common in western Kansas, though permits to hunt them are limited. Pronghorn      .... Continue to Big Game Information >>

Museums and Nature Centers (Folder) 19%

. That is why these six nature centers were established across the state. They allow visitors to see up close the animals and plants that live across Kansas. Below is a list of KDWP facilities and those      .... Continue to Museums and Natur... >>

HISTORY OF RESIDENT CANADA GEESE IN KANSAS (Article) 18%

and 4,000 adults) were released in Kansas. In recent years nesting Canada geese have become a common sight on wetlands across our state. The primary problem at this time is maintaining a desired      .... Continue to HISTORY OF RESIDE... >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 18%

on the northern shore of Glen Elder Reservoir, which is also called Waconda Lake. As part of a flood control effort, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation began building the lake’s dam across the Solomon River in 1964 ... Reservoir, which is also called Waconda Lake. As part of a flood control effort, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation began building the lake’s dam across the Solomon River in 1964, and it was completed in 1968      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>