COVID-19 Updated List of Cancellations and Event Changes

Due to the evolving COVID-19 (Coronavirus) public health threat, the decision has been made to postpone or cancel the following:

 

MARCH

• March 24, Delaware County Lawn Soil Health workshop (Postponed)

• March 26, Kay County Conservation District Annual Awards Banquet

• March 26, Conservation Workshop Miami, Okla. (Postponed)

• March 31, Harmon County Cover Crop Soil Health Workshop (Postponed)

 

APRIL

• April 6, Wildlife Department (ODWC), Oklahoma State University Extension (OSU), and the Prescribed Burn Association (OPBA), prescribed burn workshop for legislators and the media at Arcadia Conservation Education Area (Postponed)

• April 7, Conservation Workshop, Frederick (Postponed)

• April 9, Conservation Workshop, Pauls Valley (Postponed)

• April 14, Conservation Workshop, Arnett (Postponed)

• April 14, Ag Day at the Capitol (Cancelled)

• April 15, Conservation Day at the Capitol (Cancelled)

• April 21, Soil Health and Plant Identification Workshop, McAlester (Postponed)

• April 23, Grazinglands/Pollinator/Monarch Outreach Meeting, Major County (Postponed)

 

MAY

• May 5-7, National Land and Range Judging Competition (Cancelled)

* May 8, Wyandotte Environmental Festival, Ottawa County (Cancelled)

Oklahoma NRCS announces applications being accepted for Agricultural Conservation Easement Program - Wetland Reserve Easement component

Oklahoma NRCS announces applications being accepted for Agricultural Conservation Easement Program - Wetland Reserve Easement component

Oklahoma’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) State Conservationist, Gary O’Neill, has announced the agency is accepting applications for its Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP) - Wetland Reserve Easement (WRE) component, and those submitted by March 27, 2020, will be considered for FY2020 funding.

"Conservation @Home: Building Community Resiliency" workshop to be held at the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts State Meeting

"Conservation @Home: Building Community Resiliency" workshop to be held at the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts     State Meeting

Too often we think one word can only be linked to one subject.

Take for example, conservation. There are those who immediately view it as a rural-only topic, focusing on medium to large farming and ranching operations.

“Conservation is for everyone,” said Sarah Blaney, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts (OACD).

That is precisely why “Conservation @Home: Building Community Resiliency” is the first workshop of the OACD State Meeting to be dedicated solely to the small, urban and suburban producer and homeowner.

"Revitalizing Agriculture Systems" workshop to be held at the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts State Meeting

"Revitalizing Agriculture Systems" workshop to be held   at the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts State Meeting

"OACD is thrilled to be able to offer the ‘Revitalizing Agriculture Systems’ workshop this year,” OACD President Larry Wright said. “Oklahoma producers are some of the best in the nation when it comes to conservation and this workshop is a great continuing educational opportunity for us all."