Closeup of white flower buds on a prickly-leaved plant with a desert sunset in the background.
Chalk lily (Mentzelia decapetala) opens its blooms in the evening for nocturnal pollinators and closes up again before sunrise. © Laura Rose Clawson/TNC

Kansas

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Quarterly newsletters and the annual year-end report are mailed to contributing members with a Kansas address.

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  • 2020 Year in Review

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    In a year of new beginnings, overhauling how, when and where each of us lives, works and plays, The Nature Conservancy continued working to make our vision of a world where people and nature thrive a reality all across the Sunflower State. Download

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  • Fall 2020

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    Flint Hills ranches get a conservation boost, Jeff Kennedy and John Mize join board of trustees, Smoky Valley Ranch made whole and bridging academics and real-world conservation. Download

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  • Summer 2020

    Summer 2020

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    State director Rob Manes remembers trustees Sid McKnight and John Strickler after their passing; Veterans Next Mission: Sustainable Agriculture. Download

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  • Spring 2020

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    Road repairs for wetland restoration, monitoring visitor use at Little Jerusalem and lesser prairie-chicken viewing opportunities. Download

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  • Year-End Report 2019

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    The Nature Conservancy celebrates 30-year anniversary in Kansas with the opening of Little Jerusalem Badlands State Park, innovative soil health practices and Blue River headwaters protection. Download

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