Kansas Eco-meets (Folder) 17%

) and knowledge of a specific group of wildlife (amphibians and reptiles this year). Teams then compete in a scavenger hunt to test their ability to locate and identify native plants and animals. Finally, teams      .... Continue to Kansas Eco-meets >>

Cheyenne Bottoms (Locations) 17%

made of native vegetation may be used but must be removed within 10 days after the close of the hunting season or after the last day of use.      .... Continue to Cheyenne Bottoms >>

Aquatic Invasive Species Locations (Folder) 17%

to the U.S. Geological Survey National Maps of Non-indigenous (non-native) Aquatic Species Non-indigenous (non-native) Aquatic Species in Kansas AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES REPORTED IN KANSAS      .... Continue to Aquatic Invasive... >>

Learn More About Aquatic Invasive Species (Folder) 17%

their spread and controlling or eradicating them where feasible. KDWP monitors planned, beneficial introductions of non-native species for aquaculture, commercial, or recreational purposes (such as the stocking      .... Continue to Learn More About... >>

Southeast Region (Landing Page KDWPT) 17%

also includes the Chautauqua Hills, the Cherokee Lowlands and a small section of Ozark Plateau in the far southeast corner. The unique mix of hardwood timber and native grass in the region makes      .... Continue to Southeast Region >>

Three Essential Elements (Article) 17%

Three essential elements that provide for backyard wildlife are habitat, food and water. Typically, for established yards, adding more shrubs, wildflowers and native grasses in planned areas is all      .... Continue to Three Essential E... >>

Florida-strain Largemouth Bass (Article) 17%

temperature tolerant than our native, northern-strain largemouth. Since temperature effects in ponds can occur quicker and last longer, the effect of winter temperatures can wipe out a pond owner’s attemp      .... Continue to Florida-strain La... >>