Learn about the principles, processes and tools you can use to effectively implement land-stewardship-focused management strategies on your operation. The emphasis will primarily be on the application of Aldo Leopold’s five tools (cow, plow, axe, match and gun) to meet stewardship goals and objectives.

For more information or to register, visit the event website or contact the Noble Research Institute at 580-223-5810.

The Tulsa Audubon Society’s October meeting features Dr. Ray Moranz as speaker. Moranz is a Grazing Lands Pollinator Ecologist at The Xerces Society and an expert on monarch butterfly conservation.

For more information, visit the Tulsa Audubon Society’s events calendar, or contact John Kennington by email or phone (918- 809-6325).

Enjoy a night of food and drinks as women in conservation from across Oklahoma share their knowledge and experiences in “Women, Wine, Wings”!

Presented by Quail Forever, this mixer features a “speed-dating” style rotation of guests at tables. In these small settings, attendees can visit with each table conservation “hostess” about her organization’s conservation mission and/or career. Speakers include the following ladies in conservation from across the state:

Mary Waller, Okies for Monarchs, “Monarchs as ambassadors for all pollinators”
Laura McIver, Oklahoma Quail Forever, “Women in hunting and conservation”
Kristen Baum, O.S.U., “Supporting native bees in rural and native areas”
Mary Jackson, Tulsa Audubon Society, ” Tulsa Audubon Society and urban birding”
Laura Goodman, O.S.U. Extension, “Plants for wildlife”

Space is limited. There is no cost to come out, but please RSVP to Elizabeth Elliott by email or phone (319-400-6432).

For more information, visit the event webpage.