Outdoors

By: NATE ROTT     In a move that critics say will hurt plants, animals and other species as they face mounting threats, the Trump administration is making...

By: AMY MAYER     Walking through rows of growing crops helps farmers monitor for harmful insects, leaves that are damaged by disease or other problems that...

PRATT – The Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KWPT) Commission will conduct its next public meeting on August 15, 2019 at the University of...

TOPEKA – An August 2 television news report indicated that Tuttle Creek State Park near Manhattan may not open next year due to flood...

By: RYLIE KOESTER     The Douglas County Fair last week featured many typical animal-showing competitions: cows, goats, pigs —plus llamas. The Douglas County 4-H Llama project consists of...

PRATT – Hunters anticipating the arrival of Kansas’ newest hunting atlas won’t have to wait much longer. Produced annually by the Kansas Department of...

August 5, 2019 Colorado Parks and Wildlife urges hunters to log in early to new Hunting Reservation System to start reserving hunt locations on August...

By STEPHAN BISAHA     Adult education programs offered by Kansas’ colleges and school districts are increasingly bringing classes to workers where they already are: at work. Washburn University...