Turner Middle School (Article) 13%

, bird feeders, composting bins, and outdoor instruction area. Unique Features: four-acre natural wood lot with a trail system and an outdoor classroom. Initial funding: 7/10/03      .... Continue to Turner Middle School >>

Shawnee Heights Sr. High (Article) 13%

Biologist:  Kyle Abrahamson (785) 273-6740 kyle.abrahamson@ks.gov Regional Coordinator:  Mike Rader (620) 672-0708 mike.rader@ks.gov Special Features 2.5 acre grassland area      .... Continue to Shawnee Heights S... >>

Kansas River (Locations) 13%

. The Riley County tract provides an additional motor boat access site to the Kansas River near Ogden as well as walk-in access to 300 acres of river bottom ground. Vehicle use is restricted to the parking lot      .... Continue to Kansas River >>

Locations (Landing Page KDWPT) 13%

acres to nearly 20,000 acres. In addition, the federal government operates eight wildlife refuges. These areas harbor game species such as deer, turkey, pheasant, waterfowl, quail, squirrel, and rabbit      .... Continue to Locations >>

Lovewell (Locations) 13%

Lovewell Reservoir N39 53 25.20 W98 1 41.48 Webber Jewell Reservoir 2,986 acres 35 feet 1582.6 feet Walleye White Bass Wiper Crappie Largemouth Bass Channel Catfish Blue Catfish Flathead      .... Continue to Lovewell >>

Tuttle Creek (Locations) 13%

Tuttle Creek State Park in northeast Kansas is composed of five units (River Pond, Rocky Ford, Cedar Ridge, Fancy Creek and Randolph) that make up the 1,200 - acre park. Electric and water hookups ... Tuttle Creek Reservoir N39 15.445 W96 34.77 Manhattan Pottawatomie Riley Reservoir 10,900 acres 50 feet 1075 mls Blue Catfish Bluegill Channel Catfish Crappie Flathead Catfish Green Sunfish ... ,500 acres of water and approximately 100 miles of rugged, wooded shoreline to explore.      .... Continue to Tuttle Creek >>

History (Folder) 13%

in the sandy hills south of Garden City. In 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt signed an Executive Order establishing 30,000 acres of land across the Arkansas River from Garden City in Finney, Kearney and Grant      .... Continue to History >>