The workshop aims to provide tribal leaders, program coordinators, planners, and managers who work in Northeast Oklahoma to develop the skills necessary to address extreme events and harmful environmental trends coming to the region. This course will employ a variety of instructional methods such as presentations on tribal case studies, regional […]

The OKNRC is hosted by the Oklahoma Chapters of The Wildlife Society, American Fisheries Society, Society for Range Management, Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council, Oklahoma Ornithological Society, Prescribed Fire Council, Oklahoma Division Society of American Foresters, and the Soil and Water Conservation Society. The conference will have presentation topics on range, […]

Organized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Southwest Climate Hub, the National Drought Mitigation Center, University of Nebraska, and the National Integrated Drought Information System The workshop will lay the foundation for a drought learning network (DLN) to record and learn from management experiences during drought. The DLN will be […]

Third annual Soil Health Symposium offers an opportunity to learn from experts, interact with producers, and discover new techniques that assist in sustainability and profitability.

Join us on February 12 at 10am CT for a webinar by Dr. Jeff Basara, University of Oklahoma. Dr. Basara will be discussing "New Insights into the Complex Drivers of Hydrometeorological and Hydroclimatological Extremes in the Great Plains of the U.S." To register: https://oklahoma.zoom.us/meeting/register/upAvcu-vrzgiTn4-QUkWnuDPRn9fKCb0_g

This workshop is designed to be a learning exchange between Tribal Nations, the Corps of Engineers (USACE), and other agencies to address water resources related challenges and opportunities.

The Oklahoma Metro Area Indian Education Director's will host an annual college and career readiness event "Indian Youth Career Day." The event will be held at the University of Central Oklahoma on Wednesday, February 19, 2020 from 8:30am-1:30pm.

Webinar sponsored by the National Adaptation Forum. The emergency management field helps communities assess, plan for, and respond to extreme weather events and other disasters. However, preparedness approaches need to incorporate climate change to enhance effectiveness. This webinar will brings together representatives of different agencies and organizations to discuss opportunities, […]

The USDA Forest Service with Tribal partners will be hosting a workshop on the state of rivercane (Arundinaria gigantea) in the Southeast.  The event will be held March 12-14, 2020 at the Camp Heart O’Hills in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. The purpose of the event is to gather Tribal Nations, artisans, traditional […]

The Interpreting Climate Change virtual course provides an overview of the practical knowledge and skills that will enable interpreters to develop effective, engaging programming for both natural and cultural sites. Participants will consider a range of engagement techniques such as audience-centered interpretation, facilitated dialogue, skills for dealing with controversy, and […]