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It takes a thief

I don’t want the people that read page A 8 to think that we, the writers, know each other. We have never met. Not once have we ever had a writers meeting. Yet somehow, it seems that we know a little about each other.

Winter is a great time for outdoors exploration

Taking a day trip to a Kansas State Park in the fall or winter has certain advantages, notably the absence of ticks, mosquitoes, and other irritants. Also, it’s not so hot outside. If you plan your trip well or are lucky, you may enjoy pleasant temperatures in the 50s and 60s with little wind. Incidentally, midweek is a great time to visit a state park, as you will probably have the space entirely to yourself.

What is a Land Acknowledgment?

Some of you reading this may have attended a meeting during which someone read a Land Acknowledgment. Others of you may not be familiar with the term. Some of you may have been confused by hearing a recitation without understanding its purpose. This blog will attempt to explain.

Patience reveals the course of history, and the future

Medicine Lodge Columnist Special to the Tribune “HE THAT CAN HAVE PATIENCE CAN HAVE WHAT HE WILL.” Benjamin Franklin Freedom is a thing that if denied will go dormant and have patience until it is rediscovered and the smoldering ember comes to life. This is a fact that has proven itself to be true over and over in history.

KDWP to receive $4.3M in grants to conserve at-risk wildlife

Kansas City, Kan. – In an announcement made by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Oct. 19, 2022, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks will receive a portion of more than $66.7 million in matching grants to be distributed across 16 states and Guam in support of imperiled species. The grant dollars are made possible by the Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund – grants that contribute millions annually to support implementing state and territorial programs that conserve and recover federally listed and atrisk species on non-federal lands.