• Raccoon (Procyon lotor)

    Raccoon (Procyon lotor)

    http://www.raccoonfactshub.com

     

  • River Otter

    River Otter

    River Otter Academy

  • Mule Deer

    Mule Deer

    by http://jenniferajarrett.blogspot.com/2012/03/deer.html

     

  • Cougar

    Cougar

    Art G. (Flickr)

  • Cedar Waxwing

    Cedar Waxwing

    by Ted Beringer

  • Muskrat

    Muskrat

    by Peter Stahl

  • Bald Eagle

    Bald Eagle

    by Forestwander.com

  • Western Meadowlark

    Western Meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta)

    by Mia McPherson

     

  • Red Harvester Ant

    Red Harvester Ant Queen

    Photo by Alex Wild Photography

Welcome


As  an affiliate of the National Wildlife Federation, KWF is the organization in  Kansas that:logo2

  1. Advocates for wildlife, sportsmen, environmental educators and  outdoor enthusiasts;
  2. Provides information and education about conservation and management issues; and
  3. Conserves and protects Kansas wildlife and its  habitat.

Our  current priority is to introduce youth, the future stewards of the earth, to  the rewards and satisfaction of getting outdoors and becoming engaged with  nature.

 

Archived Kansas Animals

Archived Kansas Animals

These are selected photos from previously posted Kansas Animals that were featured every two weeks during the past year. We will
also include Kansas plants that are part of the Kansas landscape.

Kansas Ecosystems

Kansas Ecosystems

Map Showing the Ecoregions of Kansas Compiled by Several Agencies Including the Kansas Biological Survey, Kansas Geological Survey and many others. We will eventually describe all the distinct regions on this website beginning initially with the Central Great Plains.

Spotlight

Spotlight

Kansas Integrated Roadside Management

From The Blog

Prevent wildfires

Posted On December 21, 2017
  As Kansas endures another dry winter, the Kansas Department of...