Reelingbudgetparksfrom Lack of Interestassignment: National Report Indicates Participation in Outdoors Activities and Visitors to Parks Is Down About 20 Percent. What Does This Mean for Kansas Parks? Are the Number of People Getting Hunting and Fishing Licenses Down? Is This Hurting Budgets? And Why Is It Happening?

The Topeka Capital-Journal › February 27, 2008

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163,838130,4085,5006 million23%BUDGET BREAKDOWN

Where the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks got its money in 2006, the most recent year for which information is available.

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Reelingbudgetparksfrom Lack of Interestassignment: National Report Indicates Participation in Outdoors Activities and Visitors to Parks Is Down About 20 Percent. What Does This Mean for Kansas Parks? Are the Number of People Getting Hunting and Fishing Licenses Down? Is This Hurting Budgets? And Why Is It Happening?

44%: Hunting and fishing licenses ($20 million)

11%: Park permits ($4.7 million)

13%: State general fund

2%: Boat registrations

30%: Federa...

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