What's the Latest
Acres for Nature is a new program launched by The Nature Conservancy of Oklahoma. Your gift will protect and restore some of Oklahoma's most extraordinary and highly threatened places.
A group of conservationists from Colombia visited the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in October to learn how to save similar habitats in their own country. Go to the Tulsa World article to learn more.
See a stampede video and learn how bison maintain biodiversity on our nature preserves!
Bison, Fire and the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve
It turns out the prairie needs the bison as much as the bison need the prairie!
The Oklahoma Conservator
Click here to view the latest Oklahoma Conservator (2.5 meg file).
2007 Spring Newsletter
Click here to view. (882 kb file).
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Places We Protect
Oklahoma is one of the most biologically diverse areas in North America. Ecoregions include:
- Osage Plains / Flint Hills Prairie
- Ozarks
- Ouachita Mountains
- Upper West Gulf Coastal Plain
- Crosstimbers and Southern Tallgrass Prairie
- Southern Shortgrass Prairie
- Central Shortgrass Prairie
- Central Mixed-grass Prairie
Help Maintain Oklahoma's Preserves
If you have surplus equipment, you can help with the restoration and maintenance of Oklahoma's preserves! Click here for more information.
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