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E-mail the Kansas Environmental Leadership Program at mailto:kelp@ksu.edu 

"Preparing individuals to practice collaborative leadership to
bring about positive environmental change for the future of Kansas."

Kansas Environmental Leadership Program

The Kansas Environmental Leadership Program (KELP) is a cooperative project of
K-State Research and Extension, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, and the Kansas Water Office

The Kansas Environmental Leadership Program (KELP) is a new approach to community leadership training. KELP offers an exciting combination of activities about leadership studies and research on water quality. The result is an experience in leadership that will prepare graduates to be catalysts for water quality protection.

The quality of our water effects everyone. The availability of high-quality water is fundamental for a community to attract new residents, industry and tourism. Farmers and rural citizens know the importance of high-quality water for livestock and healthy crop growth. To ensure the future of high-quality water, it is vital that persons take a leadership role and protect their water resources.

The Kansas Environmental Leadership Training is based on the idea of collaborative leadership. While one person can make a difference, it is only through the shared and organized efforts of citizens that long term, sustainable change will occur.

 

 

Acknowledgements -  Financial support is provided by:

The Clean Water Act, (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) Section 319 - Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Grant, through a cooperative agreement with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment 

The Kansas Water Plan Fund provides small grants for Applied Leadership Projects implemented  in each KELP class

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