RTK PHOTO CONTEST

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RTK STATIONERY/NOTE CARDS

The 2019 RTK Photo Contest Note Cards illustrated by this year’s winners are now available for purchase.

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2019 WINNERS

: Herding History by Nichole P. Conard

: After the Storm by Sheryll Marks

: Always Watching by Marisa Rose Betts

: Summer Red Angus by Amy Robben

: Cowboy in the Smoke by Mike Scheufler

: Best of Friends by Tony Ifland

: Winding Fire by Callahan McIver

: Fall First Light by Stacey L. Rhoades

: The View From Above by Crystal Socha

: Man of Vision by Lily Judd

2018 WINNERS

: Keeping Watch by Crystal Socha

: Silky Dawn by Bruce Hogle

: Warm Meal in the Snow by Howard Woodbury

: After a Long Day by Josie Roggenkamp

: Moving the Herd by Mike Scheufler

: A Gentle Snow by Alexis Clark

: Wildflower Cornucopia by Michael Cochran

: Country Scenery by Josie Alexander

: Ruminating Bison by Greg Kramos

: Tail in the Wind by Gail Griffin

2017 WINNERS

: Sunset over the Prairie by Crystal Socha

: Standing Tall in the Saddle by Alan Hutchins

: Evening Stroll by Kerstin Mitchell

: Flint Hills Moonrise by Scott Bean

: Starry, Starry Night by Bruce Hogle

: Sunrise Roundup by Jonathan Cutler

: Eating by Ethan Kneisler

: After the Burn by Mike Scheufler

: Mustangs on the Hill by Carlton Heller

: Sunset on Cloudhunter by James Bartlett

WHAT WE DO

HERE FOR THE LONG HAUL

Just as you and your family are dedicated to the land, RTK takes pride in working with conservation easement owners and helping them obtain their agricultural vision well after the easement has been conveyed. We routinely touch base with easement owners to answer their questions, and keep them informed.

LOSING GROUND

The U.S. loses 6,000 acres a day to urban sprawl. In Kansas, it’s as much as three acres per hour. There is a welcome place for urban and commercial development in Kansas. RTK works to ensure there is also a place for agriculture and grassland habitat.

PARTNERSHIP OF RANGELAND TRUSTS

RTK is one of eight western members of Partnership of Rangeland Trusts (PORT). Together, PORT is improving landowner awareness of conservation tools and public understanding of land stewardship.

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