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Kansas Forest Service’s fire planes hindered by extreme winds, remain on standby

Kansas Forest Service’s fire planes hindered by extreme winds, remain on standby

Swap out your invasive tree with a native Kansas tree through this program

Swap out your invasive tree with a native Kansas tree through this program

What sites does the National Park Service have in Kansas?

What sites does the National Park Service have in Kansas?

Airplane helps put out reignited wildfire in Kansas

Airplane helps put out reignited wildfire in Kansas

Invasive, stinky Bradford pear buybacks to happen soon in Kansas

Invasive, stinky Bradford pear buybacks to happen soon in Kansas

What is the status of major Kansas fires on Wednesday?

What is the status of major Kansas fires on Wednesday?

Multiple departments called to battle dairy fire in western Kansas

High fire danger expected across Kansas amid windy, dry conditions

Swap out your invasive tree with a native Kansas tree through this program

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Multiple departments called to battle dairy fire in western Kansas

Invasive, stinky Bradford pear buybacks to happen in Kansas

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🔥 Wildfire Weather Update 🔥 Vegetation across Kansas is drying out fast, and these warm, dry days create perfect conditions for fires to start and spread quickly. Even one small spark from equipment, debris burning, or vehicles can turn into a fast-moving wildfire. Before you head outdoors, take a moment to think about fire risk and choose safer options. It only takes one spark. #Itonlytakesonespark #2026WildfireAwarenessWeek #kswildfire | Kansas Forest Service

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Ask Jonathan what he sees when he spots a walnut, and he’ll tell you — “money!” 💰 He and his sister Charlotte have been busy collecting and hulling walnuts this fall, learning the value of hard work and the joy of spending time outdoors together. 🍂 Black walnut buying has been extended to November 14th! If you’ve got walnuts to hull, find a local hulling station near you: https://buff.ly/DFsnBVd | Kansas Forest Service

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🔥 Fire Weather Update with Chip Redmond, K-State & Kansas Forest Service. High winds and low humidity will combine to increase the potential for large wildfire growth from Friday through Sunday. Areas in far northwest Kansas that have not received recent moisture are especially vulnerable. Please use extreme caution with any activity that could produce a spark. The Kansas Forest Service, our state, and local partners are prepared to support firefighters across the state. You can help by doing y

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Kansas Forest Service provides update regarding wildfire along Black Vermillion River

Crews across Kansas preparing for Tuesday’s elevated fire risk

🔥 Wildfire Weather Update - Chip Redmond, K-State and Kansas Forest Service Meteorologist🔥 As temperatures rise across the state and grasses dry out, we can expect the fire danger to rise. Despite the wet ground the vegetation will burn aggressively. | Kansas Forest Service

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🔥 Wildfire Weather Update with Chip Redmond, K-State and Kansas Forest Service meteorologist. Vegetation across Kansas is drying rapidly as warm temperatures and strong winds continue. As conditions degrade throughout the week, fuels will become more receptive to fire. We are transitioning into the typical spring fire season pattern — when fires can start easily and spread quickly. Please be aware of any outdoor activities that could cause a spark. #kswildfire #FireSeason2026 | Kansas Forest Se

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Kansas Forest Service on high alert as fire season reaches Sunflower State

K-State, Kansas Forest Service to build shared facility to provide training and more

Eastern redcedars are essential to windbreaks in KS but require management to prevent unwanted spread. Join Ryan Armbrust from the Rural Forestry Program & tune in to our podcast series to learn more about this important species! This month is part 1 of this discussion, stay tuned for the conclusion in a few weeks! #podcast #windbreak #kansasforests #kansascanopypodcast #conservation #easternredcedar | Kansas Forest Service

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Kansas Forest Service Fire Staff conducted a woodland burn at the Baldwin Woods Forest Preserve in collaboration with the Kansas Univerisity Field Station staff and multiple cooperators. This unique project has been in the works for four years and will have lasting effects on this eastern Kansas oak-hickory forest. The low-intensity burn moved through the 39-acre burn unit of the Rice Woodlands, accomplishing the goals of reducing undesirable species and opening up the forest floor for the oaks

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The huge problem posed by bush honeysuckle is especially obvious this time of year. In the fall, this invasive shrub stays green longer than native plants and produces bright red berries. You can’t miss the waves of bush honeysuckle taking over our woodlands in eastern Kansas. Now is a great time to identify and remove bush honeysuckle. When left untreated, the shrub spreads rapidly and outcompetes native plants. It reduces biodiversity, impedes ecosystem functionality, and degrades wildlife hab

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The Kansas Mesonet’s 7-day fire danger forecast is a great tool to check-out each day during fire season to understand suppression challenges due to vegetation and weather. View the forecast and other great tools on the K-State Mesonet website: mesonet.k-state.edu/ Kansas Forest Service | Kansas Fire Marshal | #ToolsforWildfirePreventionandMitigation | #WildfireAwarenessWeek2024 | #kswildfire | Kansas Division of Emergency Management

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This 60-acre preserve in Clay County is an outpost of old-growth forest that gives a glimpse of pre-development Kansas City. Maple Woods is a National Natural Landmark recognized by the National Park Service. This natural-surface trail is about one mile long, winding through two loops. Learn more at Kansas City Hiker: https://www.kansascityhiker.com/clay-county-hikes/maple-woods-natural-area | Kansas City Hiker

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Try planting these trees recommended for Wichita, south-central Kansas

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