News
Phil Bacharach
Oklahoma's drought has wreaked havoc on the state's tree population, with forestry officials estimating that as much as 10 percent of the tree population is likely dead.
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: trees
Make like a tree and ...
As much as 10 percent of Oklahoma's tree population is likely lost due to drought.
News
Phil Bacharach
Oklahoma's drought has wreaked havoc on the state's tree population, with forestry officials estimating that as much as 10 percent of the tree population is likely dead.
Winging it
Purple martins seeking a rest stop on their route to Brazil find resistance in OKC.
News
Mark Beutler
Purple martins have been a staple in our grandmothers’ backyards for generations. The birds have a long history with humans and are generally regarded as a welcome addition to any landscape. But thousands of the birds have descended on downtown Oklahoma City in the past several weeks, and are finding their surroundings anything but hospitable.
Autumn scenes
The drought will dull fall foliage displays, but OKC still boasts some great spots to celebrate fall.
News
Kevan Goff-Parker
Instead of the spicy-mustards, chili-reds and burnt-orange arrays of vibrantly hued leaves that usually adorn Oklahoma City trees in the fall, this summer’s drought is likely to leave local trees bare or their leaves brown as early defoliation takes its toll.
