Events & Workshops

Find WRAPS meetings, field days, trainings, and partner events. Select a watershed below to filter the calendar.

  • Livestock Water and Cover Crop Grazing Field Event

    Borntarger Farm 3425 W Red Rock Rd, Hutchinson, KS, United States

    The Cheney Lake Watershed is sponsoring a field event hosted by the Harry Borntarger Family on Friday, April 17 at 9:30am. The field day will feature a solar powered pressurized livestock water system. This one doesn’t feature a fixed watering point but rather a pipeline with quick connectors to allow for moveable watering points for […]

  • Grazing Management for Soil Health & Water Quality

    Grace Community Church 310 E 8th Street, Overbrook, KS, United States

    Join us for a free Grazing Management for Soil Health & Water Quality workshop presented by Candy Thomas and Doug Peterson. This day-long event will focus on practical grazing strategies that improve soil health, strengthen pasture productivity, and protect water quality. Lunch will be provided. Registration is requested by June 9. Please see the attached […]

  • Grazing Management for soil Grazing Health & Water Quality

    Heritage Event Center 109 Delaware Street, Leavenworth, KS, United States

    Join us for a free Grazing Management for Soil Health & Water Quality workshop presented by Candy Thomas and Doug Peterson. This day-long event will focus on practical grazing strategies that improve soil health, strengthen pasture productivity, and protect water quality. Lunch will be provided. Registration is requested by June 9. Please see the attached […]

  • Grazing Management for Soil Health & Water Quality

    Red Rocks Ranch 4340 270th Rd, Solider, KS, United States

    Join us for a free Grazing Management for Soil Health & Water Quality workshop presented by Candy Thomas and Doug Peterson. This day-long event will focus on practical grazing strategies that improve soil health, strengthen pasture productivity, and protect water quality. Lunch will be provided. Registration is requested by June 9. Please see the attached […]

  • Grazing Management for Soil Health & Water Quality

    SAVE Farm 9680 N. 52nd Street, Riley, KS, United States

    Join us for a free Grazing Management for Soil Health & Water Quality workshop presented by Candy Thomas and Doug Peterson. This day-long event will focus on practical grazing strategies that improve soil health, strengthen pasture productivity, and protect water quality. Lunch will be provided. Registration is requested by June 9. Please see the attached […]

  • Cover Crop Field Day – Ellsworth County

    Ellsworth County Conservation District Office 402 W. 15th St., Ellsworth, KS, United States

    Join the Kanopolis Reservoir, Big Creek, and Middle Smoky Hill River WRAPS groups for a Cover Crop Field Day in Ellsworth County. Registration begins at 5:00 p.m., and the tour departs at 5:30 p.m. A complimentary supper will be provided. Presentations and field discussions will cover: • Benefits of cover crops during seasonal droughts • […]

  • Cover Crop Field Day – Ellis County

    K-State Agricultural Research Center 1232 240th Ave., Hays, KS, United States

    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 […]

  • Monarch Watch Fall Open House

    Monarch Watch – Foley Hall 2021 Constant Avenue, Lawrence, KS, United States

    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.

  • Environmental Law Lecture: The Past, Present and Future of Drinking Water

    University of Kansas School of Law – Green Hall 1535 W. 15th Street, Lawrence, KS, United States

    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.