Kansas

Newsletters

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

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

  • Summer 2023

    Protecting the Blue River offers flood protection and more.

    DOWNLOAD
  • Spring 2023

    10,086 acres of sand prairie protected using “Purchase, Protect, Resell” model that builds on traditional land protection.

    DOWNLOAD
  • 2022

    2022 Year in Review

    Saving the last of the tallgrass prairie, a banner year for shorebirds at Cheyenne Bottoms, Kansas leads five state grassland initiative, Generations campaign completed

    DOWNLOAD
  • Winter 2022

    Flint Hills easement protects 1,594 acres of tallgrass prairie, field days show farmers how to use new technology that allows more water for wildlife, and the Motus wildlife tracking network grows in Kansas.

    DOWNLOAD
  • Fall 2022

    75 acres added to Anderson County preserve; beef sustainability goals benefit water, land and air, Joan Porsch joins board of trustees

    DOWNLOAD
  • Summer 2022

    Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas & New Mexico team up for grasslands

    DOWNLOAD
  • Spring 2022

    Using virtual fences to improve water quality and wildlife habitat, shorebirds from Kansas to Brazil (and back again) and the Osage River joins Sustainable Rivers Program.

    DOWNLOAD
  • Winter 2021

    Winter 2021

    Announcing a campaign for generations. Learn how your support will repair Kansas' streams, double land protection, establish conservation stewardship on 200,000 acres and encourage energy-efficiency legislation that boosts the economy.

    DOWNLOAD
  • 2021

    2021 Year In Review

    Fighting for a lesser prairie-chicken stronghold, legislation to help businesses and farmers finance clean & efficient energy, moving beyond simple protection in the Flint Hills and a campaign for Generations.

    DOWNLOAD