We provide assistance to Oklahoma's 84 conservation districts and the public through voluntary programs that enable Oklahomans to protect, conserve and restore Oklahoma's renewable natural resources. 

Public meetings

May 2 Conservation Commission

Our stories

Leopold Conservation Award Seeks Oklahoma Nominees

New Employee: Becky Zawalski, Blue Thumb Field Educator

Wildfire Relief Help Needed

Jimmy Emmons Wins Oklahoma's First Leopold Conservation Award

New Employee: Amy Seiger, Soil Health Coordinator

NPS Pollution De-listings

$2.8 million grant to fund abandoned coal mine cleanup in eastern Oklahoma - NewsOK

Quantifying the water quality benefits of conservation practices

Food program a real team effort - Pauls Valley Democrat

Southern Soil Health Conference highlights Farm to Food Bank Program

Mike Rooker steps down as Area II Commissioner

A healthy riparian area reduces erosion - News9

Governor Mary Fallin appoints Phil Campbell to Conservation Commission

EPA awards Oklahoma $855,000 to protect water quality

Abandoned coal mine program working to eliminate hazards of old sites

Tweets by @Conservation_OK

Staff awards and recognition

Service Award: Candice Miller, 5 Years

The Oklahoma Conservation Commission and conservation districts accomplish conservation of renewable natural resources through soil and water conservation, land use planning, small watershed upstream flood control, abandoned mine land reclamation, water quality monitoring, environmental education, and wetlands conservation.