Oklahoma

Under the emerging stars as the sunsets at Black Mesa State Park and Nature Preserve. — Under the Night Sky Black Mesa State Park and Nature Preserve is one of only a few dark sky parks in Oklahoma. © Going West Productions

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Stand Up for Nature

Since 1986, we have worked to conserve Oklahoma’s magnificent landscapes and unique biodiversity totaling more than 100,000 acres. When you donate today, you will help ensure a thriving natural environment for future generations of Oklahomans.

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Conservation in Oklahoma

Aerial view of a stream that feeds the Blue River.

Conservation Update

2021 Oklahoma Impact Report

Thank you to all who help support our work every year to create a future for Oklahoma where nature and people thrive together.

Early morning fog rising above a stream surround by newly planted trees.

Conservation Update

Restoring the Blue River Through Collaborative Conservation

The Blue River watershed contributes $928 million to $1.7 billion each year in ecosystem benefits. Learn what The Nature Conservancy is doing to protect this critical habitat and water source.

By Kelly Bostian

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Respecting Fire Through Tribal Partnerships

Learn how The Nature Conservancy in Oklahoma is partnering with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, Chickasaw Nation and Bureau of Indian Affairs to conduct controlled burns on conservation lands.

By Katie Hawk

Photo of sun setting through the cactus at JE Canyon, near Trinidad, Colorado.

Initiative

Southern High Plains Initiative

In a new initiative, we're working across 5 states and 71 million acres to conserve lands & waters to boost climate resilience, preserve biodiversity, & support sustainable agricultural communities.