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In Oklahoma, The Trust for Public Land's conservation work has expanded national forests, recreation areas, and wildlife refuges to protect the best of the state's natural lands like the Chickasaw National Recreation Area and the Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge. TPL is partnering with the city of Tulsa to help convert disused rail lines into community greenways—like the Osage Rail Corridor, which connects seven schools and three parks. Plans for further expansion of the Tulsa park system include an extensive network of greenways and a new central park. Please explore more of our work in Oklahoma by clicking through the slide carousel below.

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  • Osage Trail, Oklahoma. Photo: Eric Swanson
    Osage Trail, OK
    Credit: Eric Swanson
  • Quartz Mountain State Park, Oklahoma. Photo courtesy Sue HOklahomaanson/StateParks.com
    Quartz Mountain State Park, OK
    Credit: Courtesy Sue Hokanson/StateParks.com
  • Wyckoff Ranch, Oklahoma. Photo: Eric Swanson
    Wyckoff Ranch, OK
    Credit: Eric Swanson
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  • Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma. Photo: Eric Swanson
    Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge, OK
    Credit: Eric Swanson
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  • Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Oklahoma. Photo: Nevada Wier
    Chickasaw National Recreation Area, OK
    Credit: Nevada Wier
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