Our State Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt. Goals
NWTF Oklahoma will conserve or enhance 50,000 acres of wildlife habitat by the end of 2016.
NWTF Oklahoma will recruit 25,000 hunters in the state over in the next two years.
NWTF Oklahoma will open 70,000 acres of additional public hunting access by the end of 2016.
- NWTF Oklahoma and its partners have identified the most critical areas of habitat in the state. They are actively managing that land for the future of the wild turkey.
- NWTF Oklahoma and its partners are recruiting future hunters and conservationists through youth camps, the NWTF JAKES program and mentored hunts.
- NWTF Oklahoma works with its state wildlife agency to purchase lands for public hunting.
At the National Wild Turkey Federation, the outdoors isn’t just what’s on the other side of the glass, it’s where we feel most alive. And we’re making America the best it can be for the people and wildlife who call it home. The NWTF has divided the country in six areas — America’s Big Six of Wildlife Conservation — to focus our effort on the most critical wildlife habitat needs.
Oklahoma is part of America’s Great Open Spaces, America’s Mid-South Rebirth and America’s Southern Piney Woods. NWTF Oklahoma is committed to improve forest health and water quality, restore native prairies, improve forest health, stop habitat loss and increase habitat diversity.
Learn more about America's Big Six of Wildlife Conservation
Team Oklahoma
Staff
Jared McJunkin
Senior Director of Conservation Operations – Western Region
(785) 456-9735
Technical Committee
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