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The Oklahoma Conservation Commission applauds the U.S. Department of Agriculture on its 150th anniversary.
Retiring district secretary Judy Ediger was also honored
The Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts and the Oklahoma Conservation Commission held a joint news conference to announce 11 new success stories in improving the state’s water quality.
Texas and Oklahoma take top team honors in National Land and Range Judging Contest
Governor Mary Fallin has proclaimed April 29 through May 6, 2012, as Stewardship Week in Oklahoma.
This year Stewardship Week in Oklahoma, April 29 through May 6, 2012, celebrates the 75 anniversary of the Conservation District Enabling Act. Includes three audio Public Service Announcements by Oklahoma Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb.
The Oklahoma Association of Conservation District Employees held its first-ever training session in Oklahoma City on March 27-28,2012.
OACD Conservation Awards and other honors presented during Conservation Day at the Capitol, cosponsored by the Oklahoma Conservation Commission. Also, a link to photos from Conservation Day are available on this page.
Doug McMurtrey, Alfalfa County Conservation District director, was named a Master Agronomist by Oklahoma State University. Read more on Ron Hays' Oklahoma Farm Report.
The Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts at its Annual State Meeting in February 2012 elected some new members to its board of directors and retained others.
More than 70 people attended the Communicating with New Producers Workshop on March 20, 2012. Participants represented agencies and organizations that routinely provide technical, financial or other assistance to farmers, ranchers and other agricultural producers.
For the first time, OCC had a display and presentation about the new DamWatch program during GIS Day at the Capitol on March 14, 2012.
Hundreds of people visited more than 30 display booths during the 18th annual GIS Day at the Capitol on March 14, 2012.
On Wednesday, March 14, 2012, Oklahoma’s successful nonpoint source pollution program was part of the discussion at the White House Rural Council's Working Lands and Healthy Watersheds Roundtable. A link to the presentation given is available on the page.
Looking for previously-featured stories? Try looking for them in the News Archive, Conservation Success Stories, Water Quality Success Stories or the Awards and Recognition pages.
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