Wildlife & Parks

June through December 2008
Newspaper Clippings Index

The State Library of Kansas' Legislative Reference Section maintains a collection of clipped newspaper articles on topics relating to subjects pertinent to issues in Kansas state government. Below is a listing of clipped articles taken from several different newspapers relating to WILDLIFE & PARKS, June through December, 2008.

The Clippings books are available for use in the library. You may photocopy articles from the books. If you have questions regarding this collection please feel free to contact State Library staff. Contact information is found at the top and bottom of this page.

The Clippings List is generally arranged chronologically through the year.

Each article cited contains the following information:

Author of article (if any is present)
Title of Article
Newspaper title and date of issue

ARTICLES ON WILDLIFE AND PARKS
June through December 2008

Bill Graham
Fishy delivery raises brows
Kansas City Star, 6/1/2008

James Carlson
Kansas chapter leaving group
Topeka Capital Journal, 6/2/2008

Michael Pearce
CRP faces uncertainty
Wichita Eagle, 6/8/2008

Michael Pearce
Buffalo roundup is some fish tale
Wichita Eagle, 6/9/2008

Mary Clarkin
Official wants musk thistle eradicated
Hutchinson News, 6/12/2008

Mike Corn
Wildlife commission ready to return pheasant, quail season back to second weekend in November
Hays Daily News, 6/20/2008

Keeping the critters [editorial]
Hutchinson News, 6/24/2008

Andrew Nash
Cleanup project
Pittsburg Morning Sun, 6/27/2008

Michael Pearce
Kansas is eagle country
Wichita Eagle, 6/29/2008

Erin Castaneda
State parks cache in on trend
Lawrence Journal World, 6/30/2008

KDWP Reports
KDWP unveils new Web site
Topeka Capital Journal, 7/13/2008

Mike Corn
Legislature working to destroy wildlife protection
Hays Daily News, 7/25/2008

Michael Hooper
Project's cost in view
Topeka Capital Journal, 8/12/2008

Associated Press
Wakarusa Festival may leave Lawrence
Wichita Eagle, 8/12/2008

Laura Bauer
Fill your water glasses and toast a prairie dog
Kansas City Star, 8/22/2008

Iola Register
Iola to Welda rail trail open
Chanute Tribune, 8/26/2008

Emily Behlmann
Virtual ventures to include Sandsage
Garden City Telegram, 8/28/2008

Mike Corn
KDWP imposes permit system at Webster, Cedar Bluff
Hays Daily News, 8/29/2008

Canoe the Kansas river
Manhattan Mercury, 9/2/2008

James Carlson
Officials approve $780,000 in dam repairs
Topeka Captial Journal, 9/10/2008

Associatecd Press
Kansas wildlife changes with environment
Garden City Telegram, 10/11/2008

Shajia Ahmad
Car-deer collisions costly for motorists
Garden City Telegram, 10/16/2008

Shandi Dix
Mating season threatens safety
Junction City Daily Union, 10/24/2008

Associated Press
Sandhill season can endanger whooping cranes
Hutchinson News, 11/9/2008

Brandy Nance
'Jumping fish' moving in
Emporia Gazette, 11/19/2008

Brandy Nance
Zebra mussels threaten lakes
Emporia Gazette, 11/18/2008

Associated Press
Kansas wildlife officials use new tool to test Kaw River
Dodge City Daily Globe, 11/27/2008

Fish consumption advisories issued
Chanute Tribune, 12/6-7/2008

The News Staff
Bald eagle found dead, talons gone, in Lane Co.
Hutchinson News, 12/16/2008

Beccy Tanner
Poisoning of prairie dogs is delayed in Kansas
Chanute Tribune, 12/22/2008

Ralph Swanson
Casino law costs Kansas jobs
Chanute Tribune, 12/22/2008

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