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September 2008 Articles

• Network of Automated Weather Stations Delivers Timely Information

• Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program Benefits Water Resources & Farmers

• World Water Monitoring Day Kicks Off Month-Long Water Quality Checks

August 2008 Articles

• Dennis Schwartz and Gordon Schmidt Reappointed to the KWA

• Communities' Natural Resources Afford Economic and Social Benefits

• College Student Members of Kansas Corps Mobilize for Melvern's Trails

July 2008 Articles

• Preventative Measures Keep Water Infrastructure in Tact

• Kansas Water Authority Appointees Don Paxson and Betty Criss

June 2008 Articles

• Sediment Deposits are the Root of the Logjam Problem at Jacob's Creek Landing

• Paddlers Guide Explores Publicly Accessible Streams

May 2008 Articles

• HorseThief Reservoir Moves One Step Closer to Reality

• Multi-State Force Tackles Tamarisk Control

April 2008 Articles

• Reflections on Deeds Done and Future Needs of Kansas Water Resources

• Lake McKinney Continues to Serve Irrigation Needs

• Kansans Build Leadership Skills and Water Resource Knowledge

• Awards Program Highlights Environmental Educators

March 2008 Articles

• Siltation Issues in John Redmond Reservoir Stir Interest in WRAPS

• Water Quality Trading: A Potential Tool to Address Water Quality Issues

• Audubon Leader Recognized for Work in Environmental Education

• Awards Program Recognizes Excellence in Environmental Education

• Watershed Protection Education Days set for April 14-15 in Salina

• Water and the Future of Kansas Conference set for March 25 in Topeka

February 2008 Articles

• Signage Program Helps Water Users Appreciate Their Water's Source

• February 8, 2008 Deadline Set For Water Conservation Program

• Bi-State EPA Grant Holds Promise for Water Quality Improvement

January 2008 Articles

• Upper Arkansas River CREP Attracts More Than 12,000 Acres in Seven Days

• CREP Conservation Practices Include Aquifer Recharge

2007 Articles

• Unusual Conditions Take Toll on Zebra Mussels at El Dorado Lake

• Open House Set for Meade Park Visitor Center

• Kansas Water Office Gathers Facts on Kansas River Streambed Elevations

• An Interview with David Pope

• Earl Lewis Appointed Assistant Director of the Kansas Water Office

• Former Chief Engineer David Pope Receives Fox Award

• Bioenergy and Water in Kansas Meetings Slated for December

• National lake Survey to Measure Health of Nation's Waters 

• Water Celebrations Spur Students' Interest in the Environment

• Biofuels:  A Bridge to the Energy Future.  Where will that bridge lead?

• Kansans Hone Their Environmental and Leadership Skills

• Kansans to Sample Streams as Part of Worldwide Monitoring Project

• Sign-up Begins for Water Transition Assistance Program

• Local Basin Advisory Committee Members Selected

• Kansas Legislature Ups Match For Aid To Conservation Districts

• Composted Manure Helps Reclaim Oil and Gas Industry's Brine Scars

• Kansas Legislature Approves $70 Million Water Conservation Program

• Outgoing Water Authority Members Offer Their Views

• Kansas River Keeper Seeks Baseline River Data on 9-Day Journey

• Resolving Water and Natural Resources Disputes for Kansans

• Horton Teams up with State to Restore and Protect Mission Lake

• Service-Learning Project Benefits Students, Community and Water Quality

• New DVD Offers Step-by-Step Well Plugging Instruction

• Study to Assess Impact of Sedimentation on John Redmond to Begin

• Awards Program Recognizes Excellence in Environmental Education

• No-Till Fills The Watershed Protection Bill

• Water Transition Assistance Program Benefits Landowners and Water Resources

• The Power of One: Lessons to Protect a Watershed

• Kansas Water Authority Recognized Jerry Blain for Water Resource Support

• Automated Weather Stations Benefit all Kansans

• Local Basin Advisory Committee Members Selected

• Local Water Resource Groups Seek Knowledgeable Volunteers

• Report to Governor and Legislature Details Kansas Water Resource Projects

• Conservation Program Offers Options for High Plains Aquifer Management

• Kansas Water Authority to Meet January 10-11, 2007

2006 Articles

• Postcard Art Contest Attracts Kindergarten Through Sixth-Grade Artists

• Kansas Water Authority Endorses Provisions For Economic Development at Reservoirs

• December 15, 2006: Sign-Up Deadline for EQIP Quick Response Area Program

• Conservation Districts Focus on Funds and Services as Federal Offices Close

• Scientists Sound Out Lake Sediment Deposits

• Conservation Districts to Hold Annual Meeting

• Grass Buffers Shield Streams and Bolster Game Bird Numbers

• Kansas Wetlands Education Center Dedication Set for Oct. 27

• High Fuel Prices Drive Interest in Quick Response Area Water Right Retirement

• Scientist Uncovers Long-Term Weather Patterns Linked to Droughts & Floods

• Local Communities are First Line of Defense in Times of Drought

• Reservoirs Afford a Water Supply Safety Net During Drought

• Be a Voice for Kansas Water Interests

• Studies Assess Economic Potential and Environmental Impact of Reservoir Development

• Water Celebrations Engage Students' Hands and Minds

• Reorganization Plan Adds Punch to Basin Advisory Committees 

• Water Transition Assistance Program Provides Incentive for Water Right Retirement

• Reflections of Out-Going Kansas Water Authority Members

• KELP: Pathway to Leadership and Environmental Knowledge

• Rock Crossing Promotes Stream Health

• Tri-state Development Pressures Southeast Kansas Water Supply

• Federal Reservoirs may Afford Economic Development Potential

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