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2025
New Urban and Small Farm Hub to Transform Local Food Systems in Southern Oklahoma
Four Ranch Families Have Been Selected As the Finalists for the 2025 Oklahoma Leopold Conservation Award
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight | OKC Beautiful
Growing Together: The Importance of Community and Conservation
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight | Cam Huynh & Michael Hawkins
A Step Outside the Box for an Oklahoma Grass Farmer
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight | Joanna Taulman & Kathryn Bartee
Growing Gardens and Connecting Communities
Understanding Urban Soils
Pesky Pests – Personal Experience Dealing with Those Vermin
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight | Suzanne Miller
What is a native plant?
Blooming Success: How Brenda Nickels’ High Tunnel Transformed Her Flower Farm in Oklahoma
Turning Setbacks into Success: The Journey to Better Drinking Water in Oklahoma
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight – Eddie Woods
Jeff Hiner Uses Experience on local Conservation District Board to Improve His Land
Growing Gardens and Connecting Communities
Noble Research Institute Helps Oklahoma Producers Manage Grazing Lands Through 3-Day Grazing Course
Senate Pro Tempore Lonnie Paxton leads effort to commemorate 90th anniversary of Black Sunday
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight – Sara & John Harrington
Oklahoma Couple Begins Their Regenerative Ag Journey
Conservation Practices Help Control Flooding in Oklahoma
74th Annual National Land & Range Judging Contest
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight – Bill & Susan Henning
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight – Steve Thompson
The Oklahoma Conservation Historical Society to host two events celebrating conservation history
OCC partners with Noble Research Institute to provide Noble Grazing Essentials at a reduced rate
State agencies roll out new program to help homeowners with failing septic systems
National Learn About Butterflies Day 2025
Watershed Restoration Act Passes House
Women of Agriculture – Women’s History Month
Urban Ag Events: 2025
Protecting Oklahoma’s Wetlands: A Collaborative Conservation Effort
Oklahoma Conservation Commission Receives a $4 Million Grant Through the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation’s America the Beautiful Challenge.
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight
Blue Thumb Volunteer Spotlight
2024
Tripp Oversees Project to Eradicate Eastern Red Cedar
Emergency Drought Committee Approves New Assistance Program
Emergency Drought Committee Approves New Assistance Program
The Oklahoma Conservation Commission’s Wetlands Program is excited to announce the launch of its newly designed website
Fourth Public Meeting for Illinois River Watershed Management Plan Set for June.
LANKFORD SHOWCASES OKLAHOMA AG COMMUNITY PRIORITIES TO LEAD REPUBLICAN ON AG COMMITTEE AHEAD OF FARM BILL
Oklahoma Conservation Commission Announces Second Annual Crossroads Conference
NATIONAL LAND & RANGE JUDGING CONTEST APRIL 30 – May 2, 2024 | WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Emergency Drought Commission Extends Deadline for Select Practices
Conservation Commission Votes to Approve Cost-Share Program Year 26 Guidelines
Oklahoma Takes a Stand: Combating Invasive Species with Innovative Conservation Measures
2023 Oklahoma Leopold Conservation Award: Marty Williams
Farmers and Ranchers in Oklahoma Receive Increased Support from Innovative Conservation Agriculture Reach Everyone (CARE) Program
2023
Commission Votes to Approve Soil Health Implementation Program
THE SOUTHERN PLAINS PERSPECTIVE: Should agriculture focus on making a profit or protecting natural resources? Why not do both?
Oklahoma Drought Commission Reinstates Pond Clean Out Applicants; Seeks to Streamline Processes with New Members
Oklahoma Conservation Commission and the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts Present: “To Which We Belong”
Osage Nation Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear Joins Panel Discussion for “To Which We Belong” Screening
Honoring George Stunkard: A Legacy of Conservation Leadership
Oklahoma Conservation Commission and Garfield County Conservation District Announce First Annual Crossroads Conference
Red Cedar Water Conservation Bill Signed into Law
‘Farmer Jimmy’ educates legislators on redcedar, water, and soil
Second Public Meeting for Illinois River Watershed Management Plan Rescheduled for May 18
Committee Votes to Advance the Confirmation of Conservation Commission Nominee Samuel Grant Victor
Emergency Drought Commission Provides Guidance on Pond Clean Out Projects
National Land and Range Judging Contest Showcases Agricultural Excellence in El Reno, Oklahoma
2021
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International Finals Rodeo Cowboy Makes a Comeback After Injury – KFOR feat. Blane Stacy
Flood Control Dams Minimize Flood Damage
National Land and Range Judging Contest Winners Announced
Grant County CD Holds Open House
Cotton County Conservation District Burns Mortgage
Record Funding for State Conservation Cost-Share Program
Conservation Commission and Department of Transportation Collaborate on Project to Support U.S. Hwy 270
Sugar Creek L-43 Rehabilitation Groundbreaking
Mountain View and Kiowa County Conservation District Consolidate
USFWS and OCC successful Prescribed Burn Program expanding
Water Festival Held at Grove Valley Elementary
