K-State biologists receive more than $1.8 million for wild turkey research

MANHATTAN — Two Kansas State University biologists are leading a study to understand why wild turkey populations are declining in Kansas. David Haukos, associate professor of biology and leader of the Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, and Dan Sullins, assistant professor of biology and faculty member of the unit, received more than $1.8 million to…

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