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Oklahoma State researcher explores fungi’s importance in promoting land stewardship

Gail Wilson’s grasslands research may literally help lessen the greenhouse gas issue from the ground up.
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Photo of Gail Wilson, Rodney Will and Chris Zhou out among the grasslands.

Thu, Sep 03, 2020

Free environmental law enforcement training available

Mon, Aug 10, 2020

Thinning a forest canopy can pay off big for landowners

Wed, Jun 19, 2019

Oklahoma State’s Luke Wilson receives prestigious National Science Foundation honor

Fri, Mar 01, 2019

Environmental law enforcement training available in Idabel
Free environmental law enforcement training available

Thu, Sep 03, 2020

Free seminar offered for environmental law enforcement.

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Thinning a forest canopy can pay off big for landowners

Mon, Aug 10, 2020

The diversity allows a landowner to manage for many different possible land-use objectives, often on the same acreage.

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Oklahoma State’s Luke Wilson receives prestigious National Science Foundation honor

Wed, Jun 19, 2019

Wilson was awarded a 2019 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, one of the premier honors awarded to a student researcher.

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Environmental law enforcement training available in Idabel

Fri, Mar 01, 2019

To help combat the problem of illegal dump sites, OSU Cooperative Extension is joining forces with the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Rural Development, to host the Oklahoma Environmental Law Enforcement Training Seminar slated April 4 in Idabel, Oklahoma.

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Unwanted pesticide disposal event set in Lawton

Thu, Oct 11, 2018

An unwanted pesticide disposal day is set for Oct. 30 in Lawton.

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