KDWP ENTERS WORLD OF "BLOGS"

Two-way communications with constituents enhanced with new web log site

PRATT – The development of web logs, or blogs, has created a useful communications tool for organizations and individuals around the world. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) wants to use that tool to assist two-way communication between the department and its stakeholders.

KDWP invites interested persons to pay a visit to the department’s blog .

The department’s initial entry at the new blog site invites comments on the Deer Task Force Report, which reviews a variety of proposals to ensure fair distribution of deer hunting permits, effective conservation and management of the state’s deer, simplification of the deer permitting process, and more.

A variety of other Kansas outdoor recreation issues will be discussed at the site in the coming weeks and months, and public participation is encouraged.

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	Updated: 2/10/06 KDWP ENTERS WORLD OF "BLOGS" Two-way communications with constituents enhanced with new web log site PRATT – The development of web logs, or blogs, has created a useful communications tool for organizations and individuals around the world. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) wants to use that tool to assist two-way communication between the department and its stakeholders. KDWP invites interested persons to pay a visit to the department’s blog . The department’s initial entry at the new blog site invites comments on the Deer Task Force Report, which reviews a variety of proposals to ensure fair distribution of deer hunting permits, effective conservation and management of the state’s deer, simplification of the deer permitting process, and more. A variety of other Kansas outdoor recreation issues will be discussed at the site in the coming weeks and months, and public participation is encouraged. -30- Click Here To Return To The Previous Page
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