By Mark Turner and Colter Chitwood. Learn more about the role hunters play in managing white-tailed deer populations in Oklahoma, such as how individual harvest decisions, alongside state agency regulations, directly influence deer numbers, age structure and long-term wildlife conservation.

Crises can impact any organization, but a well-prepared crisis communication plan can reduce financial and reputational harm. Crises typically move through five stages: detection, prevention and preparation, containment, recovery and learning.

By Mark Turner, the nine-banded armadillo, the only armadillo species in the U.S., is known for its protective scales, primarily feeds on invertebrates by digging in the soil.

By John Weir, Adam Ray, Laura Goodman, Colter Chitwood. Learn more about how fire affects plant and wildlife species in the Great Plains, where indirect impacts on populations can be both positive and negative.

By Mark Turner. The mourning dove is North America's most widely distributed and hunted game bird. Dove field management is essential for preserving habitats and ensuring sustainable populations.

By Dwayne Elmore, Don Wolfe, Kevin Allen. Learn about the effects of lead ammunition and sinkers on wildlife.

A description of lease hunting, the different types of lease hunting and what to include in a lease agreement.

Learn about the design principles and guidelines needed to build birdhouses for eastern bluebirds.