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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge breaks ground on new Headquarters
Only in Your State highlights eco-tourism value of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, one of the largest wildlife refuges in the United States.
Secretary Haaland Announces Nearly $50 Million for Wildfire Mitigation and Resilience from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
The funding will advance collaborative wildfire risk management efforts with private landowners, Tribes, states and local governments, help communities acquire slip-on tank units to operate vehicles as fire engines, support special pay supplements for federal wildland firefighters and expand remote sensing for wildfire detection.
Read MoreSouthern region land-grant researchers look for solutions to feral hog problem.
OSU Ag Research – Oklahoma State University The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge is a key refuge for native bison conservation, and feral hogs were documented at WMWR as of 1993.
Read MoreFederal Agencies Treating Glass to Reduce Bird Collisions! | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Tishimingo National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center is an example of buildings built with bird-friendly designs. While the Friends Nature Store in the WMWR Visitor Center doesn’t currently have collision prevention decals they do have a variety of merchandise for bird enthusiasts.
Read MoreMural featuring the Wichita Mountains greets visitors at the Lawton-Fort Sill Regional Airport.
As you can see in the image of the mural above, it depicts the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, surrounded by a scissortail flycatcher, a bison head, Indian paintbrushes, wheat and colorful abstract circles representing Oklahoma’s beautiful color palette… Read More: Regional Airport In Lawton, Oklahoma Receives New Mural (klaw.com)
Read MoreFall Is Prime Hiking Weather In The Wichita Mountains – KLAW 101
You can find maps and more information at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center, or by doing a little DIY research provided by Friends …📷 B. Baggenstoss
Read MoreNational Wildlife Refuge Association & Friends Celebrate #RefugeWeek 2022
Each year, during the second full week of October, National Wildlife Refuge Week celebrates the greatest network of lands and waters set aside for wildlife and people alike, the National Wildlife Refuge System. 📷 NWRA
Read MoreTaking a New Approach: USFWS Proposes Streamlined Eagle Take Permit Program
National Law Review: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released a significant rulemaking proposal that seeks to ease the permitting process to authorize incidental take . 📷 B. Shreve
Read MoreThis week at Interior – Oct. 7, 2022
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service celebrates a tiny fish’s mighty recovery; it’s time to pick the fattest bear at Katmai National Park and.. https://www.doi.gov/video/this-week-interior-october-7-2022 📷 DOI
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