Become a citizen scientist!                          ​2017 Blue Thumb Events

There is great beauty all around us in Oklahoma. Our streams, rivers, lakes and wetlands are wonderful places for recreation and for the wild creatures that share our state.

Perhaps you think:“I would like to go out and spend time at a creek, too.” Let Blue Thumb help you make this a reality. People who spend time in nature learn to love nature, and from this love comes willingness to protect our air, land, water, and wildlife. Our children and our grandchildren deserve the chance to swim and fish in clean lakes and rivers. Join forces with Blue Thumb today for a bright, clean tomorrow! Click here to get your Blue Thumb!

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Rescheduled! to July 26 - 28 - Riverology 101 - Know Your Watershed!
Langley, OK
Three-day teacher workshop focused on the Grand Lake and Illinois River watersheds.
​You can download the flyer here.
Questions, contact Jeri Fleming at 
jeri.fleming@conservation.ok.gov or
(405) 334-6343 

​June 24 - 29 - Journey to the Bottom of a Creek!
Tahlequah, OK
Youth day camp to learn about all things streams.
To register have your child (ages 9 - 12) write a two-paragraph paper on why protecting streams is important. Email to Jeri Fleming at 
jeri.fleming@conservation.ok.gov
Registration is limited to 25 kids. If more than 25 papers are received they will be reviewed and 25 participants will be chosen.
For questions call Jeri at (405) 334-6343.

July 20 - 21 - A Grander Adventure! 
Langley, OK
Youth day camp to learn about Grand Lake and the streams that feed it.
​To register have your child (ages 9 - 12) write a two-paragraph paper on why protecting streams is important. Email to Jeri Fleming at 
jeri.fleming@conservation.ok.gov
Registration is limited to 25 kids. If more than 25 papers are received they will be reviewed and 25 participants will be chosen.
For questions call Jeri at (405) 334-6343.
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Funding provided through the US Environmental Protection Agency Region 6 (Section 319(h) of the Clean Water Act) via the State of Oklahoma Office of The Secretary of Energy and the Environment.
                                                                                                                

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