The Nature Conservancy in Oklahoma conserves more than 100,000 acres in Oklahoma. We protect nature for people today and future generations.
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Buffalo, bison, or both? It’s a common question, and the answer is more nuanced than you might think. From their top running speed to the conservation efforts that brought them back from the brink of extinction . . .
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Planning on sending correspondence or paying us a visit in the near future? Here's your friendly reminder that we've moved! Please find us at our new address:
5555 East 71st Street, Suite 9100
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136
We're moving! Beginning June 1, please find The Nature Conservancy in Oklahoma at our new address:
5555 East 71st Street, Suite 9100
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136
🌱 Expanding renewables, like wind and solar, can help reduce pressure on rising electric bills—but only if policymakers keep clean energy tax credits in place. @bfrist shares how clean energy is supporting American families in his recent @Forbes column.
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Join us for a FREE webinar on 🗓️ Jan 22 to hear findings from an Entrepreneur in Residence engagement designed to advance grasslands protection. Register today!
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Nature has a unique ability to bring people together. TNC has decades of experience working with leaders at all levels of government, so we stand ready to work with the Trump administration on creating policies to ensure a cleaner, healthier future for all.
We’re hiring a Livestock Technician at Tallgrass Prairie Preserve! 🦬🌾 This team member is located in Pawhuska, OK, and lives on-site to manage one of the largest protected areas of tallgrass prairies in the US. (1/3)
The LT participates in the management and routine care of our resident bison herd—assisting with livestock husbandry including daily care of bison and annual roundup of the bison herd. (2/3)
They also maintain and develop livestock infrastructure and water systems, tools and equipment, and preserve areas frequented by the visiting public. Sound like a potential fit? Learn more + apply today at careers.nature.org, Job ID # 55160. (3/3)
THANK YOU to the employees at @Paycom, whose generous #EarthDay donation of $33,000 will help us protect and conserve Oklahoma’s lands and waters for generations to come! Read more: shorturl.at/iACVX
Have you heard? We’re currently seeking a Resilient Waters Program Manager to spearhead our freshwater conservation efforts, focused on five crucial watersheds (Blue River, Glover River, Illinois River, Kiamichi River, and Spring Creek)...(1/3)
...in addition to priority wetland restoration sites. This position entails the coordination and oversight of on-site conservation projects, working collaboratively with public agencies, tribal partners, non-profit organizations, and private landowners...(2/3)
...to attain our freshwater conservation objectives. Visit nature.org/careers, job ID #54635, to learn more! (3/3)
#ICYMI – We're hiring a Resilient Waters Program Manager to lead our freshwater conservation program, with a focus on five key watersheds (Blue River, Glover River, Illinois River, Kiamichi River, and Spring Creek) and priority wetland restoration areas. (1/2)
The role involves planning and managing on-the-ground conservation projects in collaboration with public agencies, tribal partners, non-profits, and private landowners to achieve our freshwater conservation goals. To learn more, visit nature.org/careers, job ID #54635. (2/2)
Send the perfect valentine to friends and family this year with the gift of tree planting! You can send a “Valen-Pine” - a fun and easy way to show your love for others and for our planet. Send yours at plantabillion.com/gift.
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Last call! We’re hiring an Equipment Operator/Maintenance Mechanic at our J.T. Nickel Preserve in Proctor. This team member utilizes their skills to operate heavy machinery & lead work teams, & is responsible for routine maintenance & restoration work across the preserve. (1/2)
Sound like a potential fit? Visit careers.nature.org, job #54529, by this Thursday, February 15. (2/2)