4/24/08
2008 NONRESIDENT DEER APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE
OUTDOOR WRITERS OF KANSAS TO RAISE CASH FOR KIDS
SHOREBIRDS INVADE KANSAS MARSHES
KANSAS TRAPSHOOTERS ASSOCIATION TO FEATURE YOUTH EVENT
KDWP UNDERGOING FIVE-YEAR REVIEW OF THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES
2008 NONRESIDENT DEER APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE
Application may be downloaded and mailed or made directly online
PRATT -- The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks has announced that 2008 nonresident deer applications are now available online at the KDWP website, www.kdwp.state.ks.us. To apply directly online ...
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OUTDOOR WRITERS OF KANSAS TO RAISE CASH FOR KIDS
Proceeds help underprivileged children attend Outdoor Adventure Camp
LAWRENCE -- Looking for some bargains on fishing, hunting, and camping equipment? Attend the May 5 Outdoor Writers of Kansas (OWK) charity auction at the Econo Lodge, 2222 W. 6th St., in Lawrence. The event will begin at 7:30 p.m., featuring a discounted shop ...
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SHOREBIRDS INVADE KANSAS MARSHES
Springtime offers excellent viewing opportunities; scope, bird ID book suggested
PRATT -- Mudflats get busy when hungry shorebirds migrate through Kansas. These long-distance travelers stop to rest where food is plentiful in marshes and playas. Drenched soil teems with small invertebrates that help fuel shorebird flights to th ...
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KANSAS TRAPSHOOTERS ASSOCIATION TO FEATURE YOUTH EVENT
College and secondary school students given opportunity to compete; novices encouraged
SEDGWICK -- The Kansas Trapshooters Association (KTA) will host a special trap shooting event for youth at this year's state trap shooting championships -- 3432 East 117th St. North, in Sedgwick -- on June 7. The event is sponsored by the Am ...
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KDWP UNDERGOING FIVE-YEAR REVIEW OF THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES
Opportunity for public to comment on proposed changes to species' status
PRATT -- The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) is mandated by the Kansas Nongame and Endangered Species Conservation Act of 1975 to review all current and proposed threatened and endangered (T&E) species every five years, and 2008 marks a ...
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