When to Add Aerators or Fountains to Improve Kansas Pond Health
Ponds in Kansas face a unique combination of challenges: summer heat, prolonged stratification in deeper ponds, variable rainfall and runoff, and nutrient…
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Ponds in Kansas face a unique combination of challenges: summer heat, prolonged stratification in deeper ponds, variable rainfall and runoff, and nutrient…
Read articlePonds in Kansas face a unique set of water-quality challenges: nutrient runoff from agricultural land and lawns, occasional high sediment loads from…
Read articleOverview Preparing outdoor water features in Kansas for spring startup requires a methodical approach that addresses mechanical systems, water chemistry, biological health,…
Read articleKansas townhomes present a distinct set of challenges and opportunities for adding a compact water feature. Space is limited, winters bring hard…
Read articleLandscaping rock edges around ponds, streams, rain gardens, and other water features in Kansas requires a combination of practical hydrology, regional plant…
Read articleWildlife corridors that connect and buffer Kansas water features — rivers, streams, oxbows, playa wetlands, ponds, and reservoirs — are critical infrastructure…
Read articleUnderstanding which plants to use at pond margins is one of the most important decisions a Kansas landowner or steward can make.…
Read articlePonds in Kansas are valuable assets for recreation, wildlife, livestock watering, and property value. They are also systems that require ongoing attention:…
Read articleRainwater harvesting systems can be a highly effective and practical way to support water features across Kansas, from backyard ponds and ornamental…
Read articleBackyard ponds are more than decorative water features. In Kansas–situated in the center of the Great Plains and along the Central Flyway–small…
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