Work Images (Image) 32%

When the lake was drained for renovation, KDWP also took advantage of the dry shorelines to remove trees and brush to improve shoreline fishing access.      .... Continue to Work Images >>

1993 - Tree selection by the broad-headed skink, eumeces laticeps - size, holes, and cover (File) 31%

1993 - Tree selection by the broad-headed skink, eumeces laticeps - size, holes, and cover      .... Continue to 1993 - Tree selec... >>

Earth Day Park Clean-up (Event) 31%

Please join us at 10 am at the Park Office for parkwide clean-up and tree planting in honor of Earth Day. We have a special guest attending, don't miss out on meeting Miss Kansas!      .... Continue to Earth Day Park Cl... >>

Coyote Trail #5 (Trails) 29%

Mulberry Tree (Morus alba)   Native to China, the mulberry tree was introduced into the Americas for silk worm culture. Mulberry leaves are the sole source of food for silk worms. The white      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #5 >>

Coyote Trail #9 (Trails) 29%

Russian-Olive Tree (Elaeagnus angustifolia)   This tree originates from Europe and was introduced in the United States in the late 1800s as an ornamental tree because of its silvery color      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #9 >>

Prescribed Burns - Wilson Wildlife Area (Image) 28%

Prescribed burning is beneficial for wildlife, decreases encroachment of invasive trees, and improves the overall health of the prairie. Lower Cedar Creek Prescribed Burn; Wilson Wildlife Area; 17      .... Continue to Prescribed Burns... >>

Cottonwood Trail (Trails) 26%

Interpretive trail with many tree, plant and wildlife viewing opportunities      .... Continue to Cottonwood Trail >>

Coyote Trail #14 (Trails) 26%

Hackberry Tree (Celtis tenuifolia)   This tree provides homes and shelter to many animals including birds, deer, rabbits and other smaller animals. Birds tend to feed on the fruits      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #14 >>