Coyote Trail #7 (Trails) 13%

, the leaves of this plant close. Catclaw seeds have been used as a laxative. Purple Coneflower (Echinacea agustifolia) TALL STALKS WITH DARK, PRICKLEY CONE SURROUNDED BY SPREADING PURPLE PETALS      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #7 >>

Coyote Trail #10 (Trails) 13%

. The thick, brown cylinder holds the seeds, which fluff out to carry seeds long distances when released. They are edible and were used for baskets, pillows, and glue by Native Americans. Many animals rely      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #10 >>

Park Regulations (Folder) 13%

or assisting the visually or hearing impaired are not subject to these restrictions. A special event permit is required for any event involving entrance fees, exclusive use of an area, sales, organized      .... Continue to Park Regulations >>

K-9 Unit (Folder) 13%

, wildlife detection and evidence recovery, among other vital functions. Start-up costs for the program were funded through private donations – including the Unit's K-9s. The K-9 Unit uses all Labrador      .... Continue to K-9 Unit >>

Entrance Station (Facilities) 13%

After entering our State Park, you'll see our Entrance Booth. Use this station and the Park Office that is located just past it for any question you might have about our State Park. You'll purchase      .... Continue to Entrance Station >>

Kayak / Canoe Rental (Facilities) 13%

of the kayaks, canoes, or paddleboards from the park and they CANNOT leave the River Pond Area. Everyone who uses one of these floatation devices must be wearing their PFDs, and the kayak rental shed does have      .... Continue to Kayak / Canoe Rental >>

KDWP Open Records Request Form (Open Records Form) 13%

This form should only be used to submit an Open Records Request. Office of the Secretary 1020 S. Kansas, Rm 200, Topeka, KS 66612-1327 (785) 296-2281 Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks      .... Continue to KDWP Open Records... >>