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Kansas Forest Service specialist Shawna Hartman shares tips for mitigating wildfire risks in Kansas communities. ksre-learn.com/wildfire-miti… #KSRE #ksleg
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I'm celebrating Arbor Day with Kansas' Arbor Day Poster Contest winner Hadley Fischer and @KSForestService. Congratulations, Hadley — I can't wait to display your poster in my office.
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Firefighters from multiple rural fire departments and an aerial crew from the Kansas Forest Service (KFS) worked through the afternoon to get a wildfire north of Topeka under control. ksnt.com/news/local-news/rur…
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🔎Looking for a job in forestry? Check out @KSForestService’s Agriculture Technician or @waDNR’s Service Forestry Specialist and many more career opportunities on our job blog! westernforesters.org/blog/we… #forestryjob #hiring #naturalresourcejob
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EVACUATE IMMEDIATELY! All residents on Halls Ravine Road east to the county line and residents on Bjoring Road north to the county line please evacuate immediately.
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.@KSForestService received BIL funding to enhance state and tribal nurseries and seed orchards! Read more about these two projects & their impact here: westernforesters.org/bil-and… Photo: Aaron Yoder
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2:30pm - Fire is moving northeast 🔥
@SnCoEmergency @KSForestService
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Lots of 80s out there this afternoon with gusty west winds and single digit relative humidity values across southwest Kansas leading to high fire danger. #kswx
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Check out the fun video our friends at @stateforesters put together featuring @KSForestService, @ndfs2, and @NevadaForestry! instagram.com/reel/C3Qv8K4PE…
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Enjoy this KU video of the @KUFieldStation prescribed burn in November at Baldwin Wood Forest Preserve's Rice Woodland with @KSForestService, with narration by Sheena Parsons, station manager. youtube.com/watch?v=YrlIcdBc…
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New @KSForestService publication -- Indicator plants to gauge woodland health in Kansas. See how many you can spot hiking KC-area trails. One of my faves, buckeye -- bookstore.ksre.ksu.edu/pubs/…
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Snow amount forecast for Friday with south central Kansas expected to see the highest totals. #kswx
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After years of waiting for the right weather conditions at the right time of year, our @KUFieldStation staff carried out a much-needed prescribed burn last week with @KSForestService at the Baldwin Woods Forest Preserve. Thanks to @Celia_LJ @ksnewsservice for this coverage.
Centuries-old oak-hickory forests in eastern KS & elsewhere are struggling. But why do oak-hickory canopies matter so much? And what can help them? Controlled fire can. kcur.org/news/2023-11-21/cen…
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The @KSForestService is conducting a controlled woodland burn today, Nov. 14, near East 1700 Road and North 500 Road, a couple of miles north of Baldwin City. @baldwincityks @douglascountyks
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President Linton is back home! 💜
After successfully completing a seven-week cancer treatment in Kansas City, President Linton and his family have returned to MHK.
Read his letter to the K-State community at k-state.edu/today/announceme….
#LoveforLinton | #KState
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It's that time of year when black walnuts rain down upon us. :) Perfect time for a @kcur podcast on these treats: kcur.org/arts-life/2022-12-0… And, @KSForestService is rooting for more hulling stations in KS. There are 9 now, up from 6 last year -- youtube.com/watch?v=XVjchgc5…
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Driving on KS highways, you'll notice eastern red cedars invading grasslands. You can easily find cedar woodlands now -- including on city outskirts & often butting up to housing, like this neighborhood in Manhattan. Cedars make firefighting much harder in KS. #wildfires #Kansas
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Check out this tool to learn more about wildfire risk in your area: kansaswildfirerisk.org/ @KSForestService
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Why are some areas at extreme risk of #wildfires? Many reasons, but here's one key one: Out-of-control, aggressively spreading junipers (aka eastern red cedars) that make fires burn hotter, faster & higher off the ground. #kansas
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The danger of #wildfires is very much *not* the same everywhere across #Kansas. Check out this swath of land north and east of Hutchinson:






































