Wildlife Department Embarks on Wild Turkey Research
Since severe drought conditions persisted across our state in 2012 and 2013, Oklahoma’s hunters and biologists have noticed what they feel is fewer turkeys roaming our diverse landscape. The Wildlife Department embarks on wild turkey research to find out why.
Tax Time Can Get a Little Wild
Don't forget to do your taxes — and don't forget the state's wildlife too!
Migrating Whooping Cranes Expected to Make Spring Stops
Endangered whooping cranes will soon be migrating through Oklahoma to Canadian nesting grounds.
Renewal Emerges Like Phoenix After Flames
Biologists use prescribed fire to improve habitat for the federally endangered red-cockaded woodpecker.
The Metamorphosis of a Naturalist
In 2020, amid the windstorm of trending hobbies, one snake fan metamorphosed into a naturalist.
Christmas Bird Counts Reveal Impacts of the February 2021 Big Freeze
Early results from the longest-running bird count give biologists a look at how some species fared the 2021 Big Freeze.
Owasso Man Combines Outdoor Passions to Create Living Nature Photography Set
A passion for the outdoors can lead nature enthusiasts down an incredible and well-traveled path, but it also comes with the freedom to combine interests and blaze new trails.
Explore Nature during Winter BioBlitz! OK
The Oklahoma Biological Survey is kicking off 2022 with their first ever Winter BioBlitz! OK, Jan. 28 - Feb. 4. The week-long event will be a great opportunity to get outside during winter and learn more about the plants and animals in your backyard, local park, or natural area.
Technology Helps Budding Naturalist Develop Eye for Nature
Emily Thomer’s interest in nature has been growing for the past four years, but her discovery of the natural world comes with a modern spin.