Wildlife

We share four tips for getting the most out of your feeder this National Bird Feeding Month

We're putting a different spin on Opposite Day and showcasing opposites found in Outdoor Oklahoma!

Waiting. It's a familiar word for deer hunters. But they may have to wait only a few minutes for birds to resume their hustle and bustle.

Whether you live in Oklahoma's prairies or forests, chances are high that you have bats as neighbors.

Whooping cranes to make 2,500-mile migration with stops in Oklahoma

World Migratory Fish Day, held Oct. 24, celebrates the importance of free-flowing rivers and migratory fish.

Share your favorite reptile sightings and memories with us @OKWildlifeDept

To help make sure our strong outdoor traditions continue, the Wildlife Department manages 1.4 million acres. Each acre serves as a reason to get outside!

A better understanding of Oklahoma’s plant communities can guide wildlife management strategies

Proof that quail numbers can rebound as a result of an aggressive habitat approach can be found on Pushmataha Wildlife Management Area.