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The Education Section of the Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks is responsible for outdoors-related educational programs. With a combination of outdoor skills and environmental education programs, instruction is available for a variety of outdoor enthusiasts. Programs dealing with outdoor skills and ethics include:
Programs enhancing the knowledge understanding and appreciation of Kansas natural resources include:
Conservation Education Core Concepts: These concepts provide a foundational framework for understanding fish, wildlife and habitat ecology and management from the perspective of fish and wildlife agencies. These concepts were developed by the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies with the help of state wildlife agencies across North America, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and leading conservation organizations.
Special accommodations will be made for educational events upon request for individuals with disabilities, vision impairment or hearing impairment. If accommodations are required, individuals should contact the KDWP Operations office, allowing a minimum of two weeks before the event or class, by phone 620-672-5911 or Contact Us.
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