Glen Elder Reservoir (Fishing Location) 41%

at Glen Elder WA are required to check in AND OUT daily.  Hunters can go here, https://ksoutdoors.com/checkin  to check-in / check-out using your licensing login credentials.  -- Get the most up      .... Continue to Glen Elder Reservoir >>

SWIM BEACHES (Folder) 41%

place to unwind at the end of a day of hiking, fishing, or exploring. Visit the state park pages to learn more. Click here for beach safety information. ...  Beach Safety Swimming at a beach is much different than swimming in a pool because the water may be murky and harbor floating or submerged debris, the bottom may be uneven and there may      .... Continue to SWIM BEACHES >>

Rehabilitation (Folder) 40%

where you found them. If they are still in a nest, place a 2' X 2' or larger piece of flat wood over the nest, with the wood perched on bricks or other material so that the parent cottontail can get      .... Continue to Rehabilitation >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 39%

ALL HUNTERS at Glen Elder WA are required to check in AND OUT daily.  Hunters can go here, https://ksoutdoors.com/checkin to check-in / check-out using your licensing login credentials ... -ft./yr.), City of Beloit (2,000 ac-ft./yr), and Mitchell County RWD (1,009 ac-ft./yr.). ALL HUNTERS at Glen Elder WA are required to check in AND OUT daily.  Hunters can go here, https ... Two areas are seasonally closed to all activities except special hunts by permit only. A refuge is in effect on 1,200 acres (land and water) west of the Cawker City Causeway and on 600 acres      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 38%

, Glen Elder State Park offers nearly unlimited recreational opportunities. With its rural setting, Glen Elder is a perfect place to relax. The reservoir covers what once was a mineral spring sacred ... -ft./yr.), City of Beloit (2,000 ac-ft./yr), and Mitchell County RWD (1,009 ac-ft./yr.). ALL HUNTERS at Glen Elder WA are required to check in AND OUT daily.  Hunters can go here, https ... was a sacred, ceremonial gathering place for many of the Native American tribes that lived in the central plains, including Pawnee, Wichita, Kaw, Kiowa, Sioux, Arapaho, Comanche, the Miami, Crow, Cheyenne      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Programs (Sub Location) 37%

season, all ages) What better way to get to know these often-misunderstood creatures then with hands-on experience? Let one of our naturalists introduce your group to several species of common Kansas ... . Please call at least two weeks prior to your desired program date. One month or more advanced scheduling may be required for dates in the spring. Many, but not all, of the education programs can be brought      .... Continue to Programs >>

Injured or Orphaned Wildlife (Sub Location) 37%

possibilities you may encounter: Blown Down Nests Bad weather can sometimes cause birds' nests to fall out of a tree. If you find a nest which has been blown down, but which has not been seriously damaged ... the following information carefully and be absolutely sure the animal is in need of help. The best way to insure this is to call the nature center (785) 238-5323 or (785) 238-3108  during business hours      .... Continue to Injured or Orphan... >>

Cedar Bluff (Locations) 37%

** Spring Turkey Hunting is Resident Only, through the Unit 4 draw process. No Fall Turkey Hunting on Cedar Bluff Wildlife Area. ** ** All White-tail Antlerless Only tags are INVALID in Unit 2 ... . The area lies in the mixed grass prairie and chalk bluff region. Cedar Bluff derives its name from a 1/2 mile of 100-foot chalk bluffs located on the SW portion of the property. Watchable Wildlife You can ... volleyball, horseshoes, shore side basketball, bicycling on our BMX track or swimming on our beach. Fishing can be fantastic in the Bluffton area also. Nearly all of the shoreline is accessible and there ... it initially filled and was at an all-time low of 998 surface acres in 1992. The reservoir refilled in 1998 and has declined since. The wildlife area is well known for exceptional deer hunting and waterfowl      .... Continue to Cedar Bluff >>