Cabinet employees spread message of conservation at Reforest Frankfort
By Carrie Searcy Office of the Secretary Despite the rainy weather, droves of people showed up at Josephine Sculpture Park Saturday, April 14 to plant about 2,000 tree [...]
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ForestryCabinet employees spread message of conservation at Reforest Frankfort
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FeaturedTop 10 Nature Preserves to visit this spring
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Abandoned Mine LandsBraving the elements to reforest the bluegrass
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Efficiency and ConservationThe 2018 Jim Claypool Art and Conservation Writing Contest winners announced
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AllThe Division for Air Quality sniffs out bad odors
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FeaturedSafety in the workplace is the top goal for the Division of Mine Safety
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AirRaising the flag for air quality
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Media GalleryPreparing the Capital Plaza Tower for safe demolition photo gallery
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AirAsbestos detectives: Preparing the Capital Plaza Tower for safe demolition
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AirBraving the weather for air data
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FeaturedHow urban forests protect our cities and make them better places in which to live, work and play
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Environmental ProtectionHow brownfields recovery are transforming the bluegrass state
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ForestryThe Kentucky Division of Forestry offers seedlings now for spring planting
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AllVeterans and families honored during November at 300 Sower Building
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AirThe Division for Air Quality shares best practices with Mongolian visitors on cross-cultural tour
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AllEEC employees give thanks for their many blessings
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Environmental ProtectionDivision of Water uses new tools to protect the resources of the Commonwealth
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All41st Annual Governor’s Conference on Energy and the Environment wows attendees
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AllThe 2017 Governor’s Conference on Energy and the Environment in pictures
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AllCabinet’s annual environmental awards honor businesses, groups and individuals
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AllKentucky Division of Abandoned Mine Lands hosts 39th Annual NAAMLP
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AllState Emergency Responders practice oil spill containment during training
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Abandoned Mine LandsKentucky Division of Abandoned Mine Lands wins highest national award
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ConservationJim Claypool Art and Writing Contests Open September 1
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ConservationFrom landfill to a home for wildlife, two companies map out a successful project.
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AllKentucky Watershed Mini-Grants make a big difference
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Environmental ProtectionA hands-on approach defines new director of the State Nature Preserves Commission
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FeaturedNew hiking trail opening to the public at Crooked Creek Nature Preserve
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AllCost Share Program seeks to help local farmers utilize land
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AllFort Campbell goes green; Solar Array Project completed
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Top 10 Nature Preserves to visit this spring
By Carrie Searcy Office of the Secretary Across the Commonwealth there is an abundance of sites that are either funded, in partnership or controlled by the Kentucky State [...]
