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Field-forest border with a fallow border. (Chris Moorman/CC By 4.0)
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In general, "edge" is the transition zone between two habitats, like where grassland meets forest. But the term can also refer to structural differences within a cover type.
Biologist Leah Lowe explains how different species can use edge habitat, and shares management considerations for landowners.
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Hybrid striped bass, a cross between white and striped bass, isn’t a perfect fit for every pond but could bring the fishing opportunities in your pond to the next level.
Biologist Eric Brennan shares stocking and feeding considerations should this fast-growing, hard-fighting fish be introduced to your farm pond.
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Susan Bergen was honored by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation as the 2023 Landowner Conservationist of the Year.
Senior Biologist Mark Howery shares Bergen’s approach to grazing and land management, including rotational grazing, brush management, native prairie restoration, and efforts to improve water quality.
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Western soapberry trees can be found across the state and are easily recognized by their golden fruit clusters that persist well into the winter.
Senior Biologist Kyle Johnson describes this peculiar tree’s wildlife value.
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Establishing Eastern Cottonwoods
Eastern cottonwood trees can provide important wildlife habitat, especially for wild turkey in western Oklahoma.
Biologist Brett Cooper shares tips for establishing these trees from a former National Wildlife Turkey Federation employee.
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