Oklahoma Department of Mines

The Oklahoma Conservation Commission offers conservation and restoration services of natural resources in Oklahoma. Its services include soil and water conservation, landuse planning, watershed upstream flood control, abandoned mine land reclamation, water quality monitoring, wetlands conservation and environmental education. The commission also provides assistance to local conservation districts on legal affairs, natural resource planning and reporting, human relations, conflict resolution, and financial and personnel management. Additionally, it provides training and professional development to district employees and directors. The commission also provides wetland management support and training through education, demonstration and restoration activities. Its office is located in Oklahoma City.

The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC) is a state agency in Oklahoma City that oversees licensing and regulation for real estate professionals. They offer services such as license application, renewal, and complaint filing through their mobile app and online portal. OREC provides resources for continuing education, code and rule reviews, and licensee safety guides. They also conduct meetings, address disciplinary actions, and aim to ensure compliance within the real estate industry in Oklahoma. Generated from the website

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is a state agency that is responsible for managing fish and wildlife resources. The department provides scientific, educational, aesthetic, economic and recreational benefits for hunters and anglers. It protects wildlife resources through the increased awareness and enforcement of wildlife laws and regulations. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation promotes private land and water practices. The department serves as an advocate and legal representative for environmental issues. It administers various educational programs to teach and inform the public about wildlife conservation, hunting safety and landscaping. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation supports the Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP), which manages deer herds on private land. In addition, it administers the Wildlife Habitat Improvement Program. The department maintains a location in Oklahoma City.