Wildlife Viewing (Sub Location) 21%

, and greater prairie chickens are common. In late spring listen for western chorus frogs. Reptiles include ornate box turtles and six-lined racerunners. Sliders and painted turtles are often observed sunning      .... Continue to Wildlife Viewing >>

Gammon School (Article) 20%

Biologist: Charles Cope (316)-683-8069 Charles.cope@ks.gov Regional Coordinator: Mike Rader (620) 672-0708 mike.rader@ks.gov Special Features: Pond for frogs, wren houses, butterfly plots      .... Continue to Gammon School >>

What do I do if I think my pond was contaminated by pesticides or other chemicals? (Article) 19%

In a chemical poisoning, small fish die sooner than large fish and all species of vertebrates including turtles and frogs are affected.  It is difficult to establish with certainty that fish      .... Continue to What do I do if I... >>

Turner Middle School (Article) 19%

Biologist: Andy Friesen (913) 422-1314 ext. 20 andy.friesen@ks.gov OWLS Coordinator: Mike Rader (620) 672-0708 mike.rader@ks.gov Special Features: Garden area, frog pond, butterfly garden      .... Continue to Turner Middle School >>

OWLS Features? (Article) 19%

OWLS Features? An OWLS can be as simple as a few demonstration plots of native grasses and wildflowers and a small frog pool along an edge of the schoolgrounds, or as complex as several acres      .... Continue to OWLS Features? >>