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In The News

State commission continues fight to preserve wetlands | Public Radio Tulsa

Protecting Infrastructure while Restoring Native Ecosystemshttps://www.nascanet.org/protecting-infrastructure-while-restoring-native-ecosystems-success-story/ | National Association of State Conservation Agencies

Tripp Oversees Project to Eradicate Eastern Red Cedar | Woodward News

Should agriculture focus on making a profit or protecting natural resources? Why not do both? | THE SOUTHERN PLAINS PERSPECTIVE

Oklahoma will conduct $3.3 million experiment on slowing spread of eastern redcedar | KOSU

Oklahoma has restored nearly 100 unhealthy streams thanks to water monitoring, regenerative agriculture | KOSU

‘Farmer Jimmy’ educates legislators on redcedar, water, and soil – Medium

Environmental Protection Agency Visits Oklahoma

In Your Corner: State appropriates $250,000 for massive logjam – KFOR

In Your Corner: State and county team up to take down massive logjam – KFOR

Ranchers should be proactive in protecting pastures during dry times – RFDTV

Conservation Commission Seeks Funding for Dam Repairs – Southwest Ledger

Feral Swine Eradication and Control Pilot Program – OETA

Conservation Dams Upkeep – Oklahoma News Report, OETA

Working with Nature, Reintroducing Regenerative Agriculture – Oklahoma Living

“We really could change the world” – Oklahoma producers explore new approach to farming, ranching – KOCO New 5

Oklahoma’s Conservation Dams Don’t Stick Out, But Save Lives and Tens of Millions of Dollars – KGOU

“We’re busy all day long” – Feral Swine Program aims to remove more and more hogs – Public Radio Tulsa

Oklahoma Argues Against Federal Takeover of Mining Regulations Following McGirt Ruling – KWTV News 9

Oklahoma’s Clean Water – Oklahoma News Report, OETA