Partners for Wildlife
Partners for Wildlife is a program for Oklahoma's private
landowners who are interested in alternative wetlands management
opportunities. It is a cooperative effort between the Oklahoma
Department of Wildlife Conservation, the U .S. Fish and Wildlife
Service, and the OSU Cooperative Extension Service to conserve,
enhance, and restore wetland habitat through technical and
financial assistance.
Partners for Wildlife is designed to form alliances between
landowners and government agencies through opportunities, such
as cost sharing projects that significantly improve fish and
wildlife resources, while promoting compatibility between
agriculture and other land uses.
EligibilityAny private landowner in Oklahoma who is interested in alternative wetlands management opportunities. Who To Contact
For an application or additional information, contact
the Wildlife Department's Wildlife Division at (405)
521-2739 or Jontie Aldrich, USFWS biologist, at Additional InformationArticles from the Landowner Newsletter |
How to Enroll
Contact one of the
cooperating agencies to receive details on how to become involved in
alternative wetlands conservation. |
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