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KDWPT Game Wardens Bring Four Wildlife Violators to Justice

PRATT – Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism’s (KDWPT) Law Enforcement staff continue to make great strides in bringing wildlife poachers to justice,...

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PRATT – More than 4,500 birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, amphibians, crustaceans and mollusks are considered nongame wildlife in Kansas – species that are not...

KDWPT Among First in the Nation to Make Hunting Information Available in Spanish

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PRATT – The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism – in partnership with the Kansas Wildlife Federation and the Kansas Hispanic and Latino...

Choosing the Right Fishing Line

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The best fishing days of the year are just around the corner and there’s nothing worse than hooking that first fish of the year...

Gray Wolf Management

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Colorado is part of the gray wolf’s native range, but wolves were eradicated from the state by the 1940s. Over the past decade, the...

Researchers use car collisions with deer to shed light on mysterious animal-population phenomena

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Contact: Brendan Lynch, KU News Service, 785-864-8855, blynch@ku.edu, @BrendanMLynch LAWRENCE — For at least a century, ecologists have wondered at the tendency for populations of...

Water and Its Importance to Quail

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Food, water, shelter, space, and arrangement. These five key habitat components are important for both humans and wildlife, but may be obtained in nontraditional...

Carp Roundup important to conservation

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STORY AND PHOTOS BY ERIC FOWLER outdoornebraska.gov Cattle drives are an important part of one chapter of Nebraska’s history. For about 20 years in the late-1800s,...

Tips To Keep Your Bird Bath From Freezing

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Winter is upon us, and both you and your feathered friends will no doubt feel the effects of it. Birds need water in winter,...

Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Commission To Hold First Public Meeting of 2021

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PRATT – Creating more quality opportunities for youth hunters will be just one of many items discussed by Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism commissioners...