6th-Grade Students Talk Water Quality with Division of Water
Bowling Green Junior High students, led by Kentucky Division of Water employees, waded into Drakes Creek to learn about water quality.
When Bourbon Leaves the Barrel: What Happens to Wildlife When Spills Affect Kentucky’s Water Bodies
After a fire at the Jim Beam warehouses in Woodford County sent unaged bourbon into nearby water bodies, emergency responders and biologists worked to minimize the effects of the spill on aquatic ecosystems.
3 Things We Can Learn From the State’s E-Scrap Recycling Program
Recycling old electronic devices items is the best way to get rid of them, but it requires care. Here are some lessons we can learn from the state’s e-scrap recycling program.
Wildland Fire Academy Helps Forestry Firefighters Hone Skills
There are two designated fire hazard seasons in Kentucky — one in the spring and one in the fall — but for the firefighting crews with the state’s Division of Forestry, professional development happens all year long.
