Events
By KELLY BOSTIANFor the CCOF Details on a federal feral swine eradication effort are part of package of information slated for a free public webinar set for 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 24. The Natural Resources Conservation Serves and Oklahoma Tribal Conservation Advisory Council offers the webinar, which features the feral hog information along with other…
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In the last decade, due to habitat loss and other factors, monarch butterfly populations have plummeted at an alarming rate – an estimated 80-90 percent since 1996. Oklahoma plays a critical role in their survival by being centrally located in their migration pathway each spring and fall. Unwilling to risk the loss of this species…
Read More ›This event is SOLD OUT. For more information, contact Mary Waller at Mary@wallerpr.com. Join us for a special event celebrating the Conservation Coalition of Oklahoma Foundation sponsored by Stanley Featuring beer from Marshall Brewing Company, barbecue from RibCrib and music from Cody Brewer Wednesday, November 1, 2017 • 5:30-7:30 p.m. Marshall Brewing Company • 618 S. Wheeling…
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Each summer in northern Oklahoma, many visitors are lucky enough to experience the Selman Bat Watch, where hundreds of thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats soar through the dusk skies in search of insects. The Conservation Coalition of Oklahoma’s board chair, Ron Suttles, joined one of the groups on a Friday night this July. The following are…
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It may have been a while since you’ve seen an influx of butterflies – especially monarch butterflies – in Oklahoma. After rough weather the last few years, plus threats on their habitat by things like climate change, pesticides and urban growth, butterflies have been making an appearance in fewer numbers. This year, they’re making a comeback…
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