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Join the Kanopolis Reservoir, Big Creek, and Middle Smoky Hill River WRAPS groups for a Cover Crop Field Day in Ellis County. Registration begins at 8:00 a.m., and the tour departs at 8:30 a.m. A complimentary light breakfast will be provided. Presentations and field discussions will cover: • Benefits of cover crops during seasonal droughts […]
Celebrate migrating monarchs at this free, family-friendly open house featuring garden and laboratory tours, educational activities, tagging demonstrations, monarch butterflies, caterpillars and information about creating pollinator habitat.
Celebrate the International Year of the Woman Farmer with a tour of Lucinda Stuenkel’s Sunny Day Farms featuring grazing systems, cover crops, soil health, cattle facilities, water development, and wildlife habitat.
Environmental law scholar James Salzman will examine drinking-water conflicts involving social justice, globalization, climate change and emerging contaminants during this free public lecture. Participants may attend in person or virtually.
Join Rural Leavenworth, Inc. for a roundtable discussion about Stranger Creek flooding. Presenters will cover local flooding history, soil-health practices, assistance for landowners and communities, project planning, funding opportunities and intergovernmental resources.
Join the Kansas Soil Health Alliance in Axtell for two days of hands-on soil health education, field activities, producer discussions, and networking.
The Twin Lakes Water Festival will be held lakeside at Canning Creek Campground, Council Grove Reservoir. This long-standing event provides a fun and engaging outdoor learning experience to 4th grade students (including combined grade classrooms) with hands-on, curriculum-linked learning opportunities. Students learn about water and natural resources conservation, water science and biology, water technology, water […]
The Make a Splash Topeka Water Festival provides hands-on water education for approximately 1,000 area fourth graders. Students learn about water conservation, water quality, drinking water, and responsible stewardship.
Celebrate the connection between agriculture, education and culinary excellence during this farm-to-table dinner supporting American Royal educational programs and Broadmoor Bistro’s competitive barbecue team.
Help capture, tag and release monarch butterflies during this free public event at the Baker Wetlands. Nets, tags and instructions will be provided, and no previous experience is required. The event will be held rain or shine.
