Fish Facts and Fallacies (Folder) 7%

be considered a “senior citizen” in Kansas. Most fish here live no longer than 6-8 years. Fish do not gain access to a pond on birds’ feet or in birds’, bodies. Fish eggs die quickly when dry and would      .... Continue to Fish Facts and Fa... >>

General Education Programs (Sub Location) 7%

The Kansas      .... Continue to General Education... >>

Council Grove Boater Safety Certification (Folder) 7%

Council Grove City Lake Park is owned and maintained by the City of Council Grove.  Lake safety for all patrons is the highest priority for the Council Grove City Council.  The Kansas      .... Continue to Council Grove Boa... >>

Curly-Leaf Pondweed (Folder) 7%

, and chemical control techniques can be effective. Contact the Kansas Department of Agriculture for specific recommendations. Early detection of isolated populations may help prevent their spread. Your help      .... Continue to Curly-Leaf Pondweed >>

Furharvesting (Folder) 7%

and Missouri otter management units, the unit bag limit will increase from two to five otters. With abundant furbearer populations throughout most of Kansas, furharvesting opportunities abound. In fact      .... Continue to Furharvesting >>

Don't Move Live Fish (Folder) 7%

be illegal. Kansas regulations state: You must use wild-caught bait fish only on the body of water where taken, except that bluegill and green sunfish collected from non-designated aquatic invasive      .... Continue to Don't Move Live Fish >>

Wildlife Viewing (Sub Location) 7%

Home of the bald eagle!  In 1989 Clinton Lake generated statewide headlines when a pair of bald eagles nested in the Deer Creek arm of the reservoir. This was the first nesting in Kansas since      .... Continue to Wildlife Viewing >>

Sunflower Campout (Folder) 7%

Join us at Cedar Bluff State Park, July 17th and 18th for Kansas State Parks’ Annual Sunflower Campout! The Sunflower Campout invites K-12 children and their families to spend a day in the park      .... Continue to Sunflower Campout >>

Saltcedar (Folder) 7%

. Saltcedar was imported as an ornamental, use for wind breaks, or for erosion control. First collected in 1929, Saltcedar can now be found in 49 Kansas counties.  What does saltcedar look like      .... Continue to Saltcedar >>