Protecting Wildlife

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KAKE
kake.com > home > kansas-department-of-agriculture-to-enforce-quarantine-on-invasive-tree-species > article_d43e04b4-3398-4c3e-a640-0c90815f6245.html

Kansas Department of Agriculture to enforce quarantine on invasive tree species

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (347+ words) Headline: Heat Advisory from TUE 1:00 PM CDT until TUE 8:00 PM CDT KANSAS. (KAKE) - The Director of Communications with the Kansas Department of Agriculture, Heather Lansdowne, says starting January 1, the department is issuing a quarantine that prevents the sale or movement…...

KCUR
kcur.org > environment-agriculture > 2026-05-13 > kansas-utility-regulators-stop-transmission-line-path-through-endangered-grasslands

Kansas utility regulators stop transmission line path through endangered grasslands | KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR

3+ mon, 4+ week ago   (552+ words) Numerous landowners testified against the proposed line, arguing it would destroy prairie grasslands and interfere with ranching, farming and oil and gas operations....

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yahoo.com > news > articles > swap-invasive-tree-native-kansas-153517044.html

Swap out your invasive tree with a native Kansas tree through this program

5+ mon, 3+ week ago   (313+ words) MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Kansas forestry officials are getting ready to host three callery pear buyback events across the state this spring to help get rid of the invasive trees and replace them with more native plants. The Kansas Forest Service will…...

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kcur.org > environment-agriculture > 2025-09-28 > bees-missouri-kansas-native-plants

Missouri and Kansas are losing hundreds of bee species. Here's how you can make a difference

11+ mon, 2+ week ago   (1373+ words) To Tom Schroeder, every bee is a work of art. “We’re the ones who are invading the bees’ territory, and so we need to respect and take care of them,” Schroeder said. “It’s fascinating to look at their structures. Just…...