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Index of Photographs and Illustrations Index of Photographs and Illustrations Index of Photographs and Illustrations Index of Photographs and Illustrations 25 x '25 coalition Erik's Originals 25 x '25 logo ............................................................................................................................... 50 Erik Warren ..................................................................................................................................... 96 Alam, Mahbub Ethanol Promotion and Information Council Mahbub Alam ............................................................................................................................. 167 ethanol race car .......................................................................................................................... 51 Almquist, Edward A. Federal Interagency Stream Restoration Working Group Kanopolis State Lake, 1960s ............................................................................. 136 (FISRWG) (Stream Corridor Restoration: Principles, Processes, and storm clouds over Kansas ......................................................................................... 20 Practices. U.S. Government Printing Office, No. 0120-A, 2001.) bankfull flow ................................................................................................................................... 120 American Association of Petroleum Geologists forest layers ......................................................................................................................................... 90 stream patterns ........................................................................................................................... 120 impact on surface water runoff ....................................................................... 140 American Soybean Association photosynthesis ............................................................................................................................... 90 U.S. soybean use by livestock .............................................................................. 68 rainfall interception ............................................................................................................ 91 U.S. soy oil uses ........................................................................................................................... 68 riparian buffer .............................................................................................................................. 88 stream labels .................................................................................................................................... 111 Bitter, Kayleigh stream ordering in a drainage network ............................................. 114 wood duck ............................................................................................................................................ 146 stream/aquifer interaction ..................................................................................... 165 Baldwin, Cindy water cycle ............................................................................................................................................ 102 American lotus ............................................................................................................................ 137 Forsberg, Maleta center pivot irrigation ...................................................................................................... 166 Twilight .................................................................................................................................................... 30 center pivot irrigation with drop nozzles ....................................... 39 Franklin County Conservation District Blythe, Allison denim jeans ........................................................................................................................................ 75 beef cow ..................................................................................................................................................... 19 French, Lisa. Cheney Lake Watershed, Inc. Blythe, Megan Cheney Reservoir .................................................................................................................... 143 blue wildindigo ............................................................................................................................ 18 catclaw sensitivebrier ....................................................................................................... 18 Goering, Kendra curlycup gumweed ................................................................................................................. 19 killdeer ....................................................................................................................................................... 147 eastern red cedar ....................................................................................................................... 27 state flower .......................................................................................................................................... 71 Flint Hills .............................................................................................................................................. 14 Gress, Bob. Great Plains Nature Center prairie burning ............................................................................................................................ 16 American bison ........................................................................................................................... 24 Bowersock Mills & Power Company.: barred tiger salamander ............................................................................................. 146 Bowersock Mills & Power Company, Lawrence .............. 113 bison herd .............................................................................................................................................. 19 cottonwood tree ........................................................................................................................... 94, 98 Caylor, Jessica Baetz ornate box turtle ....................................................................................................................... 23 alfalfa bale comparison ................................................................................................ 73 western meadowlark ......................................................................................................... 23 Commission for Environmental Cooperation whooping crane ........................................................................................................................... 147 Great Plains ..................................................................................................................................... 7, 14 whooping crane ........................................................................................................................... 153 The Cotton Foundation Haddican, Mary Pat cotton oil .................................................................................................................................................. 76 Mary Pat Haddican .......................................................................................................... 153 Delp Tree Farm Hammel, Mary Tony Delp ............................................................................................................................................. 97 Konza Prairie ................................................................................................................................ i Konza Prairie ................................................................................................................................ 31 Eberle, Dolores. USDA NRCS: tamarisk .................................................................................................................................................. 27 Hanzlick, Brian Brian Hanzlick ........................................................................................................................... 152 Ehmke, Louise Kansas crop field ...................................................................................................................... 57 Hart, Cindy Lake Louise ....................................................................................................................................... 146 Monument Rocks .................................................................................................................... 130 Lake Louise ....................................................................................................................................... 146 Helmke, Douglas L., L.G., Kansas Rural Water Association triticale ...................................................................................................................................................... 77 near the Walnut River headwaters ........................................................... 119 wild sunflowers ............................................................................................................................ 70 Exploring Kansas Natural Resources 195 Index of Photographs and Illustrations High Plains Journal Glaciated Region ..................................................................................................................... 4 alfalfa bales .......................................................................................................................................
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