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Notice

The application period for 2023 non-resident draw-only permits has concluded and all permits have been spoken for.

To view a list of over-the-counter permits available to non-resident hunters, visit "Applications and Fees" and select “Deer.”

Kansas Outdoor AmeriCorps Action Team

AmeriCorps is a national service program which allows team members to gain service experience and knowledge through hands-on participation in a variety of projects. AmeriCorps members contribute to critical community needs by providing assistance to millions of Americans.

The Kansas Outdoor AmeriCorps Action Team serves the State of Kansas by performing environmental service projects in state parks and their local communities. Our program focus is in three areas where team members will serve on a variety of service projects related to the environment, environmental education, and assisting other agencies with emergency disaster efforts.

Native Habitat Improvement – Invasive Species Removal – Prescribed Burning - Trail Construction/Restoration – Expanding Public/ADA Access – Expand Recreational Opportunities - Help coordinate and direct Interpretive Programs, Safety Programs and Special Events, including Hunter/Boating Safety, OK Kids Days, Youth Hunts and other Educational Programs within the Parks and their surrounding communities - In the event of a disaster (Flood, Tornado, Fire), assist local agencies, Red Cross, FEMA or other emergency management organizations with initial community recovery efforts

Members can serve in four different capacities: Full-Time, Part-Time, Quarter-Time and Minimum-Time. While serving members receive a bi-weekly living stipend and upon completion of their service hours, they are awarded a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award. This education award can be used for payment of qualified student loans or for paying for current education expenses at a qualified (Title IV) school.