Wildlife
Oklahoma Biological Survey
Functions both as a state agency and as a research department at the University of Oklahoma charged with investigating the diversity of plants and animals across the state. The Biological Survey includes the Oklahoma Natural Heritage Inventory, Oklahoma Natural Areas Registry, and the Robert Bebb Herbarium.
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
The state agency charged with protecting Oklahoma's fish and wildlife, and their habitats.
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
The federal agency responsible for the conservation and management of fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats for the American people. Oklahoma is part of the agency's Southwest region which includes Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
BIRDS
Oklahoma Ornithological Society
A nonprofit dedicated to the observation and study of Oklahoma's bird life.
George Miksch Sutton Avian Research Center
A research organization that uses science and education to find cooperative conservation solutions for birds.
City of Oklahoma City Parks
An Oklahoma City hub for nature exploration and education.
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has confirmed reports of two separate mountain lions observed with kittens in different regions of the state.
William Caire
The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture
An overview of Oklahoma's mammalian fauna, past and present.
Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History
Oklahoma's flagship nature museum showcasing four billion years of natural history and housing more than 10 million objects and specimens across 12 collections.
OKLAHOMA NATURAL HERITAGE INVENTORY
University of Oklahoma
This program is responsible for maintaining an inventory of Oklahoma's diverse habitats and species--particularly rare and endangered species as well as significant ecological communities.
