Reports are data compiled from student visits to the Konza Prairie. Each report contains a number of configuration options in the top row of buttons (toolbar) as well as interactive filters in the left sidebar. Click the “Take Tour” button to get some basic instructions. Then, select one of the options under the “Reports” menu item above: Grasshopper Count Report, Stream Organism Count Report or Stream Chemistry Report.

KEEP

Konza Environmental Education Program

Student Science Collection Reports and Charts

Jill Haukos:
Konzaed@ksu.edu

785-587-0381

Mailing Address:
116 Ackert Hall
Division of Biology, KSU
Manhattan, KS 66506

Physical Address:
100 Konza Prairie Lane
Manhattan, KS 66502

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About KEEP

Our goals:

To bring children to the tallgrass prairie to increase their understanding of this remarkable ecosystem and to instill a sense of place and pride in their environment.

To allow students to participate in hands-on ecological research to increase their knowledge of the scientific process and the significance of research.

To share with the public the latest scientific research and emphasize the importance of research in grassland conservation and management.

Konza Prairie Biological Station

KPBS is operated as a field research station by the KSU Division of Biology. The station is dedicated to a three-fold mission of long-term ecological research, education, and prairie conservation. It is a unique outdoor laboratory that provides opportunities for the study of tallgrass prairie ecosystems and for basic biological research on a wide range of taxa and processes. The station is open to scientists and students from throughout the world.