Drought dries up Kansas wetlands at Cheyenne Bottoms and Quivira and threatens migratory birds

The ongoing drought in Kansas isn’t only parching crops and drinking water supplies. It’s also hurting wildlife as the Kansas wetlands that normally act as vital pit stops for migrating birds dry up.

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