A Pocket Guide to Kansas |
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The information you will find
within the Kansas Wildlife Refuge is adapted from the This informative booklet was underwritten by the Kansas Chickadee Checkoff Program, the Westar Energy Green Team, the Kansas chapter of the Nature Conservancy and published by the Friends of the Great Plains Nature Center. The co-authors were Ed Miller, the Endangered Species Program Coordinator for the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks and Bob Gress, the Director of the Great Plains Nature Center. The purpose of the Pocket Guide and the Kansas Wildlife Refuge is to promote greater understanding and awareness of these unique animals and plants and their importance to the Kansas environment.
Check out the other GPNC Pocket Guides! The Pocket Guide to Kansas Raptors The Pocket Guide to Common Kansas Mammals is online as the MAMMAL'S DEN. The Pocket Guide to Kansas Snakes The Pocket Guide to Great Plains Shorebirds is online as the PEEP'S PUDDLE. The Pocket Guide to Kansas Freshwater Mussels is online as the MUSSEL BED. The Pocket Guide to Great Plains Waterbirds is online as the SHORELINE. The Pocket Guide to Kansas Flint Hills Wildflowers and Grasses is online as the MEADOW. |
The Copies of the available pocket guides may be picked up for free at our front desk. Copies can be mailed to you for Be sure to specify which guide(s) you are ordering and include your full mailing address!
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This GPNC Pocket Guide was made possible with financial support from the following sponsors: |
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The Nature Conservancy's
mission is to preserve plants, animals and natural communities that represent the
diversity of life on earth by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive. Our
effective and pragmatic solutions have enabled The Nature Conservancy to protect more than
92 million acres of land around the world. In Kansas the Conservancy has acquired and
manages more than 56,600 acres of biologically rich and diverse wildlife habitats. For
more information, contact The Nature Conservancy in Kansas at (785) 233-4400, by email at kansas@tnc.org or visit our web site.
Kansas Wildlife Refuge
Questions or comments? Send Email to Jim Mason
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