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America's Test Kitchen
Antiques Roadshow Are You Being Served?
Assorted Children's Programs
Bake, Decorate, Celebrate!
Barney and Friends
Best of Expeditions w/ Patrick McMillan
Biz Kid$
Counsuelo Mack Wealthtrack
Curious George
Eat Small Campaign
The Electric Company
Everyday Food
Fon's and Porter's Love of Quilting
Glass with Vicky Payne
Healthy Body, Healthy Mind
Hometime Keeping Up Appearances
Knit & Crochet Now
The Lawrence Welk Show
Leading Gen
Martha's Sewing Room
Masterpiece Mystery!
Muscle Car Workout
Nature
Nightly Business Report
NOVA PBS NewsHour Primal Grill
Quilt in a Day
Quilting Arts
Scrapbook Memories
Second Opinion
Sedgwick County Commission Meeting (CC)
Sesame Street
Sid the Science Kid
Sit and Be Fit
Sunflower Journeys
Super Why
This Old House
The Tying Bench
Victory Gardens
Wichita Sessions
Woodsmith Shop
Charlotte's Sew Natural Chamber Music at the Barn Complete Landscaping Systems, Inc. Intrust Bank Kansas Farm Bureau Little Apple Jazz Festival Music Theatre of Wichita Orpheum Performaing Arts Center PBS Digital, LLC Quantum Expositions International S & S Meats Sedgwick County Extension Education Center ServiceMaster Clean-in-a-Wink Southwest National Bank Tanganyika Wildlife Park Wichita Independent Business Association Wichita YMCA
In the Spotlight Matt Fouts Tanganyika Wildlife Park is one of the most interactive and newest zoos in Kansas. Though we have been involved in breeding projects and conservation efforts for over 25 years, Tanganyika just opened to the public in 2008. Tanganyika is dedicated to preserving exotic and endangered species through cooperative breeding projects, conservation education, and providing a truly interactive wildlife experience to visitors. By allowing the public to interact with animals like giraffe, red kangaroos, lorikeets, and ring-tailed lemurs, Tanganyika hopes to spark a desire for conservation and inspire the public to preserve our natural world. Many of the species we have at Tanganyika are critically endangered, and we hope to do our part to help these species survive. At Tanganyika, we feel that educating the public about our world’s vanishing species is a key element in preserving them for future generations. Organizations like KPTS share some of these same goals by providing our youth with quality educational programming that allows young people to develop important critical thinking skills and learn more about the world around them
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