InOklahoma Ecology ProjectbyKelly J Bostian·Jan 25, 2024Prescribed burn seminars aim to help rural fire departments$15,000 Terry Peach Act grants tied to community wildfire awareness
InOklahoma Ecology ProjectbyKelly J Bostian·Oct 2, 2023Expert: ‘Green Dust Bowl’ threatens stateSenators learn breadth of redcedar problem from state agencies
InOklahoma Ecology ProjectbyKelly J Bostian·Jul 11, 2023State’s redcedar plan is unprecedentedThe scope of the Terry Peach Act could lay the groundwork for statewide changeA response icon1A response icon1
InOklahoma Ecology ProjectbyKelly J Bostian·May 15, 2023‘Farmer Jimmy’ educates legislators on redcedar, water, and soilRancher and conservationist told legislators what HB 2239 is all about
InOklahoma Ecology ProjectbyKelly J Bostian·Jan 27, 2023Two bills take aim at invasive cedarsLawmakers urge state agency action, plan pilot field study
