Cabins (Fetch Class) 10%

which is open year-round.   We also offer three, Modern Cabins. Each cabin is equipped with a twin sized bed and two bunkbeds, picnic tables, kitchenettes with electric countertop ranges, small      .... Continue to Cabins >>

CANOEING, KAYAKING, RAFTING, PADDLE BOARDING (Folder) 10%

and paddle sports) Three navigable rivers open to the public (Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas – permission is needed to access the rivers through private land). The rest of our streams are privately owned      .... Continue to CANOEING, KAYAKIN... >>

Bats in Houses (Folder) 10%

try the following: If a bat is flying around inside your home, open all the doors and windows that exit to the outdoors and the bat might fly out. If the bat is limited to one room, close doors      .... Continue to Bats in Houses >>

Protecting Poultry (Folder) 10%

Administration (FDA),Contact with infected fecal material is the most common of bird-to-bird transmission. Wild ducks often introduce LPAI (low-path avian influenza) into domestic flocks raised on range or in open      .... Continue to Protecting Poultry >>

North Wind (Facilities) 10%

kitchen linens you want. There is a breakfast bar that seats 4-5. The cabin is ADA accessible and open year around. Vehicle permits are required for all vehicles      .... Continue to North Wind >>

Hybrid Course (Folder) 10%

, there is no required fee to take the online course. This class is open to all students 11 years of age and older. Please complete the online course prior to registration for field day. Proof of online course completion      .... Continue to Hybrid Course >>

Sunset Off Trail Photo Stroll 09-28 (Event) 10%

for the tours!** **Restrooms are currently open. Please be advised that due to unavoidable circumstances, there might be temporary closures of restrooms due to water issues. Plan ahead and make stops in Oakley      .... Continue to Sunset Off Trail... >>

About Kansas Fishing (Folder) 10%

and rivers in Kansas, most of which are privately owned. The three navigable rivers - the Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas - are open to the public, although one must have permission to access the river through      .... Continue to About Kansas Fishing >>