Coyote Trail #8 (Trails) 7%

and rivers. They are the largest rodent in Kansas and can weigh up to 60 pounds. Ahead of you there may be a dome shape made of logs, which could be an active beaver dam.      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #8 >>

GoOutdoorsKS Mobile App (Folder) 7%

The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks has a new hunting and fishing mobile app, GoOutdoorsKS! Go Outdoors KS allows hunters and anglers to purchase licenses and permits, sync      .... Continue to GoOutdoorsKS Mobi... >>

Best Management Practices (Folder) 7%

, and have been developed for each furbearer species in Kansas as a set of recommendations to be consulted by trappers and wildlife managers in the trap selection process. BMP’s are developed by the Furbearer      .... Continue to Best Management P... >>

Fields Managed for Dove Hunting (Folder) 7%

NEW INTERACTIVE FIELD LOCATOR Beginning in 2023, a map of fields managed for dove hunting by Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks can be accessed at      .... Continue to Fields Managed fo... >>

Aquatic Invasive Species Certification Course (Folder) 7%

Learn how to protect Kansas waters. The course is voluntary*, it’s free, and it takes about five minutes! This certificate is REQUIRED at the following locations: The City of      .... Continue to Aquatic Invasive... >>

How to get on Reservation Waitlist (Folder) 7%

and password. Under Book Your Own Adventure, select the Kansas state park you wish to visit. Type in your arrival and departure dates. Select the site type. To select your preferred campground (loop      .... Continue to How to get on Res... >>

Attracting Hummingbirds and Butterflies (Folder) 7%

Hummingbirds, our smallest feathered friends, live only in the Americas. Of the 319 species, 15 are found in the United States and only the Ruby-throated Hummingbird is common in Kansas. It nests      .... Continue to Attracting Hummin... >>

History (Folder) 7%

Big Basin Prairie Preserve is located in southwest Kansas, west of Ashland in Clark County. Big Basin is a natural, 100 foot deep circular, crater-like depression about a mile in diameter. Big Basin      .... Continue to History >>

History (Folder) 7%

to create a wildlife refuge. In 1944, 2,560 acres were deeded to what was then the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP), which created the refuge. KDWP later added 260 acres to the west      .... Continue to History >>