Believe it or not, plastic straws aren’t the only things harming and killing turtles. Along with a host of other plastic products and lax regulations on huge corporations, a massive illegal turtle trade network — yes, a black market for turtles — is also a major threat. In fact, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is […]
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High-stepping
Draft horses originally from Scotland, Clydesdales are a gentle breed easily recognized by their playful personalities and bushy feathered legs — the breed’s mark of distinction. After only a quick visit with these animals, it was plain to see why they are some of the most sought-after horses in the world. Bob Funk, owner of […]
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Norman’s Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum celebrates 30 years as ‘the dinosaur museum’
Current museum director Michael Mares has held the position since 1983.
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Renovations to Martin Park Nature Center’s visitor education building began in January and at Will Rogers Garden Exhibition Center in September.
Renovations to Martin Park Nature Center’s visitor education building began in January and at Will Rogers Garden Exhibition Center in September.
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OKC Zoo’s Party for the Planet gives youth fun Earth Day options
The zoo activities are free with admission.
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OKC Zoo’s Grossology program offers kids viscous adventures
Grossology registration is open to children age 4 and older.
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Local natives and environmentalists focus on a proposed pipeline in Oklahoma
Diamond Pipeline would run from Cushing to Memphis, Tennessee.
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Artist Mark Moad’s pet portraits have become popular holiday gifts
Moad said his portraits are most popular around Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Christmas.