Lake News (Article) 6%

the campgrounds down to the lake edge. The remaining area is open to public hunting, fishing and trapping. Waterfall Information:  This is the spillway of the lake and is located on the west side of the dam      .... Continue to Lake News >>

Southern Flying Squirrel (Species information) 6%

strictly nocturnal habits. They are best located at night with a flashlight around old woodpecker holes. They may breed twice a year with a litter of 2-7 young. The nest is located in a tree hollow      .... Continue to Southern Flying S... >>

STRECKER'S CHORUS FROG (Species information) 6%

habitats are not made; however, whenever and wherever they occur, all wetlands and rainwater basins and pools within those portions of Barber, Harper, Kingman, and Pratt counties located south of U ... and a dark spot below and just in front of each eye. There are scattered dark spots and blotches on the animal's back.  Habitat at known locations in Kansas usually consists of shallow, run-off pools      .... Continue to STRECKER'S CHORUS... >>

Meade (Folder) 6%

constructed in 1983. The hatchery also has a cinder block fish house located in the park that contains four 700 gallon holding tanks and a walleye egg hatching unit. FISH PRODUCTION Fish species cultured ... Meade Walleye Hatching Rack Meade Fish Rearing Station is located 8 miles south and 5 miles west of Meade in Meade County Kansas. This Department owned complex of 1,244 acres      .... Continue to Meade >>

Watch Meetings Here (Folder) 6%

Date: August 14, 2025 Time: 12:00 p.m. CST Location:  Garden City, KS - Finnup Center, Lee Richardson Zoo, 312 E. Finnup Drive, Garden City, KS - Instructions to participate      .... Continue to Watch Meetings Here >>

SPRING PEEPER (Species information) 6%

requires small ponds and wetlands having abundant emergent aquatic vegetation and located within or very near woodlands. This frog was formerly reported from Leavenworth County.      .... Continue to SPRING PEEPER >>

Cerulean Warbler (Species information) 6%

in the eastern part of Kansas around April 24 and depart between August and the middle of September. The first Cerulean Warbler nest was found in a silver maple tree on May 26, 1985 and was located near the Marais      .... Continue to Cerulean Warbler >>