Public Wildlife Areas in Southeast Kansas (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 Public Wildlife A... >>

Windom Elementary School (Article) 17%

.rader@ks.gov Special Features: Native prairie plants, shrubs, trees and pollinator plants. Unique Features: Three water basins. Nature themed mural background where sponsors will be recognized Initial Funding: 09      .... Continue to Windom Elementary... >>

Lakemary Center (Article) 17%

will created to provide habitat for native water plants and amphibians. Unique Features: Garden for prairie grasses and wildflowers. A bog garden and bubbling stone for birds to use as a drinking station      .... Continue to Lakemary Center >>

Museums and Nature Centers (Folder) 17%

's emphasis is to discover the wildlife of Kansas. Numerous displays, dioramas, and exhibits provide close encounters with the native birds, fish, mammals, and reptiles of Kansas. Milford Nature Center      .... Continue to Museums and Natur... >>

Ford (Locations) 17%

, and a 45 acre lake. The uplands and wetlands are made up of heavily timbered riparian areas along the creek, native grass on the side slopes, and old crop fields on the flatter upland terrain. An old 4-H      .... Continue to Ford >>

Stein Playa (Locations) 17%

The 117 acre Stein Playa is located 2.5 miles west and .5 miles south of Spearville in Ford County. The area is comprised of approximately 73 playa wetland acres and 44 native grass acres. Stein      .... Continue to Stein Playa >>

Wild Turkey Playa (Locations) 17%

The 157 acre Wild Turkey Playa is located 7 miles west and 1 mile south of Dodge City in Ford County. The area is comprised of approximately 50 playa wetland acres and 107 native grass acres. Wild      .... Continue to Wild Turkey Playa >>

Kepley Wildlife Area (Locations) 17%

of western Kansas and consists mainly of native grasses and forbs. Hunting: The area is managed as a public hunting area. The main species hunted on the area are pheasants, bobwhite quail, mourning doves      .... Continue to Kepley Wildlife Area >>

Duck Creek (Locations) 17%

The wildlife area is bistected by Duck Creek, a tributary to the Elk River. The area has 100 acres of riparian and associated habitat, and adjacent areas have been planted to trees and native grass      .... Continue to Duck Creek >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 17%

, picnic, volleyball, softball, bike riding The Waconda Springs Replica at Glen Elder State Park pays tribute to an ill-fated site of Kansas geology and Native American history. The park is located      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>