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Wednesday, September 16, 2009 12:25 PM

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Elaine VanDeventer, left, Baldwin City, laughs with Robin Dunn, owner of Dunn’s Landing, Monday during a tour of Dunn’s Landing. The farm was the last stop on a day-long tour for the Kansas State Association of Resource Conservation and Development group. The tour included a stop at East Kansas Agri-Energy LLC, an ethanol plant in Garnett and a bus tour of Wolf Creek Generating Station nuclear plant in Burlington. The conservation group had its annual meeting this week at the Franklin County Office Annex, 1428 S. Main St., Ottawa.

Conservation groups worried about potential loss of federal funding

By VICKIE MOSS, Herald Public Affairs Editor

RC&D President speaks
Photo by Jeanny Sharp/The Ottawa Herald
Bob Mosier, president of the Kansas State Association of Resource Conservation Development group, speaks Sunday evening during the association’s president’s reception at the Eagle’s Hall, 524 E. 15th St., Ottawa. The gathering was the start of three days of conservation-related meetings and tours.
Members of Kansas groups that help people care for natural resources were urged to contact their legislators about concerns that some of them could lose funding.

Resource Conservation and Development — commonly known as RC&D — groups across Kansas converged on Ottawa this week for their annual meeting.

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