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Join leading Flint Hills ranchers for a free tour covering regenerative grazing, rainfall simulation, grazing-management plans, ranch technology, conservation programs, and beef-industry sustainability. Registration and lunch are included.
Celebrate local food, farming, the environment and community at this free, family-friendly festival featuring farm tours, hands-on workshops, a community meal, educational activities, local vendors, entertainment and games.
Kansas WRAPS is proud to participate as a Gold Exhibitor at the 2026 Kansas Association of Mappers Annual Conference. Visit our booth to learn how GIS and mapping support watershed planning, funding opportunities, partnerships, and water-quality projects across Kansas.
Join KACEE and KDHE’s Jessica Ruiz for a free webinar about the 2026 Keep It Clean, Kansas! Challenge. Learn how Kansas students can complete environmental challenges and compete to win $1,000 for their school.
Become a superhero for the planet at Trashpocalypse 2026! Join KACEE for a family-friendly park cleanup featuring a trash pickup mission, environmental activities, games, prizes, apple cider, and donuts.
Join environmental educators, naturalists, researchers, and community leaders for the 2026 Kansas & Missouri Environmental Education Conference, October 26–27 in Kansas City, Missouri. Explore how relationships, systems, and partnerships connect environmental education from the soil to the stars.
Kansas WRAPS is proud to be an Exclusive Sponsor of the 2026 Governor’s Conference on the Future of Water in Kansas. Visit our booth to learn about your watershed, funding opportunities, local success stories, and statewide partnerships.
Kansas WRAPS is proud to sponsor the 2026 KACD Annual Convention. Join conservation leaders from across the state and visit our booth to learn about local watersheds, funding opportunities, partnerships, and conservation success stories.
Save the date for a Mycorrhizal Fungi Workshop hosted by the Cheney Lake Watershed on December 3, 2026. K-State Ph.D. candidate Endy Lopes Kailer will discuss beneficial soil fungi and findings from soils tested across Kansas.
