Field Trips and Resource Contacts
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Visit a State Park
Click here for a full list of Oklahoma State Parks: www.travelok.com/state-parks/search
Click here for a full list of Oklahoma State Parks: www.travelok.com/state-parks/search
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Arrowhead State ParkPark Office:
3995 Main Park Rd Canadian, OK 74425 Park Office: 918-339-2204 |
Beavers Bend State Park
4350 S Hwy 259A Broken Bow, OK 74728 Park Office: 580-494-6300 |
Clayton Lake State Park
Address: 170591 US Hwy 271 Clayton, OK 74536 Park Office: 918-569-7981 liftca.org/clayton-lake-state-park/ |
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Lake Texoma State Park
Address: 11500 Park Office Rd Kingston, OK 73439 Park Office: 580-564-2566 |
Lake Wister State Park
Address: 25679 US Hwy 270 Wister, OK 74966 Park Office: 918-655-7275 |
McGee Creek State Park
Address: 5798 S McGee Creek Lake Rd Atoka, OK 74525 Park Office: 580-889-5822 |
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Raymond Gary State Park
Address: HC 63 Box 1450 Fort Towson, OK 74735 Park Office: 580-873-2307 liftca.org/raymond-gary-state-park/ |
Robbers Cave State Park
2084 NW 146th Rd Wilburton, OK 74578 Park Office: 918-465-2562 |
Talimena State Park
Address: 50884 Hwy 271 Talihina, OK 74571 Park Office: 918-471-5394 |
More Resources from the Travel Oklahoma Website
www.travelok.com/state-parks/get-involved#state-park-menu-tabs
Nature Study Challenge
A great way to see Oklahoma's natural world is to visit a state park . If you're unable to travel, this Nature Study Challenge takes you on virtual trips to special places across Oklahoma. Your guides for these virtual trips are Oklahoma State Parks and the Oklahoma Nature Conservancy. The primary source of information for native wildlife is the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. This Nature Study Challenge has two parts; the "Oklahoma Pathfinder" and the "State Park Scientist." You can complete one or both! You'll earn rewards for each part that you complete .
Oklahoma Pathfinder: d1pk12b7bb81je.cloudfront.net/files/2018_Pathfinder_Challenge.pdf
State Park Scientist: d1pk12b7bb81je.cloudfront.net/files/2018_State_Park_Scientist.pdf
Rain Forest Day
Did you know that 80% of the world's food originated in the rainforest? There are many easily accessible, rainforest related products to be used in a celebration.
Some food items that could be used include: coffee, corn, rice, ginger, chocolate, bananas, beans, mangoes, chewing gum, lemons, sweet potatoes, sugar, nutmeg, vanilla, tapioca, avocados, coconut, cinnamon, tea, pineapples, oranges, cashew nuts, macadamia nuts, and many, many more.
This post provides many ideas to host your own Rain Forest day, including ways to decorate, refreshment ideas, and fun games to play. A major success was the blow dart game using straws and q-tips dipped in paint!
Some food items that could be used include: coffee, corn, rice, ginger, chocolate, bananas, beans, mangoes, chewing gum, lemons, sweet potatoes, sugar, nutmeg, vanilla, tapioca, avocados, coconut, cinnamon, tea, pineapples, oranges, cashew nuts, macadamia nuts, and many, many more.
This post provides many ideas to host your own Rain Forest day, including ways to decorate, refreshment ideas, and fun games to play. A major success was the blow dart game using straws and q-tips dipped in paint!
Resource Contacts
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Choctaw Nation Public Safety
SWAT Team Lt. Robert Toon rtoon@choctawnation,.com 580-775-4437 |
Choctaw Recycling Centers
Durant: (580) 920-0488 Poteau: (918) 649-0343 |
Choctaw Nation Hangar
Aker Field, Durant (580) 920-1766 |
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Choctaw Artists
Locate Artists within the Registry |
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Wheelock Academy
Garvin, OK Wanda Howard (580) 746-2139 |
Durant State Fish Hatchery
Caddo, OK (580) 924-4085 |
