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Mink Creek runs through the Baker Wetlands.
The Baker Wetlands is one of the most diverse habitats in Douglas County, home to many birds, flowers, plants and insects.
Contact Us
- Roger Boyd
- Director of Natural Areas and Emeritus Professor of Biology
- 785.594.3172
- rboyd@bakerU.edu
- P.O. Box 65
- Baker University
- Baldwin City, KS 66006
- Jonathan J. Boyd
- Refuge Manager of the Baker Wetlands Complex
- jon.boyd@bakerU.edu
Species in the Baker WetlandsBird ListThe PDF linked below provides the most current list of 265 species of birds recorded at the Baker Wetlands since 1968. Vertebrate ListThe PDF linked below provides the most current list of vertebrate species found at the Baker Wetlands. Plant ListThe PDF linked below provides the most recent list of plants that have been found at the Baker Wetlands since 1968; 413 species have been identified. |
