Publications

The Oklahoma Conservation Conversation is the monthly newsletter of the Oklahoma Conservation Commission and is available electronically below. Please address your questions or comments about this publication to Mark.Harrison@conservation.ok.gov.

Click here to access electronic issues of the Oklahoma Conservation Conversation newsletter.

Publications available electronically from the Oklahoma Conservation Commission are represented below:

• 10-Minute Management Guides for Conservation District Directors
• Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Program 2002 Annual Report
• Carbon Assessment Report
• Carbon Sequestration Act Report
• Citizen Pollution Complaint Report
• Directors Guide (2005, pdf file)
• Eastern Redcedar Invading the Landscape
• Financial Managment Basics for Conservation Districts
• How a Small Flood Control Dam Works
• Nonpoint Source Management Plan
• Oklahoma's Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Program (brochure)
• Oklahoma's Comprehensive Wetlands Conservation Plan
• Oklahoma Conservation Commission Strategic Plan for 2011-2016 (revised and updated October 1, 2010)
• Oklahoma's Locally-Led Conservation Cost Share Program (pamphlet)
• Oklahoma's Locally-Led Conservation Cost Share Program Handbook
• Oklahoma Conservation District Act
• Oklahoma's Conservation Partnership
• 2004 Oklahoma's Nonpoint Source Pollution Program Annual Report
• Oklahoma Wetlands - Wet, Wild and Wonderful
• Oklahoma's Wetland Resources: Appreciate the Values and Functions (poster)
• Port Silt Loam - Oklahoma's Official State Soil
• Protecting Land and Water While Searching for Energy Resources - Searching for Oil & Gas: The Seismic Survey
• The Oklahoma Wetlands Reference Guide
• You Live in a Conservation District, Conservation District Map with Addresses and Telephone Numbers --A Printable Map and Directory of Conservation Districts

Watershed Fact Sheets

A library of information about the Small Watershed Upstream Flood Control Program in Oklahoma and about selected sites across the state. Includes "Flood Control Dams Prevented $320 Million in Damages During 2007 Storms" and "Multi-Purpose Sites Provide Benefits in Addition to Flood Control" and 36 more fact sheets.

Living with Dams: Know Your Risks from the Association of State Dam Safety Officials in conjunction with the Federal Emergency Management Agency

Poultry Litter Reports

Water Quality Project Reports