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  • SB288 Implementation Maximum Annual Yield Hearing was conducted by OWRB May 15-16 in Sulphur.

    Presentations at Water Town Hall

    CONTACT your representative in these opposition groups.

    SUPPORT the OWRB Maximum Annual Yield (MAY) Order.

    Oklahoman story.


  • Arbuckle Aggregates The Dept of Mines has issued a Scheduling Order calling for the Pretrial Conference June 21, 2012, 10:00 am. The location has not been announced. Deadlines for briefs and responses have been mailed to applicable parties. If you believe that you should have received such a mailing or have any questions or need help preparing your protest, please email us or call (580) 371-6446. For the complete list of deadlines on the Scheduling Order click here.

    You may sign up for online viewing of all documents related to the ODM Hearing by notifying CPASA of your interest.


  • Blue River The Nature Conservancy Oklahoma's newest preserve was dedicated with a naming ceremony on March 31. The new name is Oka' Yanahli Preserve ("water that runs"). The local band "Green Corn Revival" entertained the many people who turned out for the event on the banks of Blue River at Connerville.

    This is The Nature Conservancy's first new preserve in nine years and its first restoration project of this scale in the state. Read more from this Tulsa World article here.


    Comment Section Ray Lokey, Johnston County Captial Democrat, March 22, 2012. "...it would have resulted in the potential loss of Blue River, Pennington Creek and any other spring or stream dependent upon the Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer as its primary source of water.
  • Oklahoma Comprehensive Water Plan Final Report
    What's Happening in Other States New regulations--which limit the amount of water withdrawn from the Ogallala Aquifer and require that new wells have meters to measure use--could have crippling effects on livelihoods.
  • Drought How to Reduce Drought Risk Western Drought Coordination Council step-by-step process to identify actions that can be taken to reduce potential drought-related impacts.

  • Where are clouds forming? Global Cloud Map
  • The United State of Oklahoma In depth look at the unique history of the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations and the events shaping our water future. See other videos at WaterFutureTV

    CPASA Water Town Hall Videos

    More Videos:

    A Treasure Threatened
    Land Over Trouble Waters  ECU students launch video about ASA.
    Springs of Blue River "...a nice job of 'looking below the surface'...Kevin has a knack for displaying the unique beauty of each water body and other geological features." John Bruno
    Byrd's Mill Spring. Byrds Mill Spring is the largest spring in Oklahoma discharging 20 million gallons of water per day. The water is some of the purest spring water in the world.
    Underwater at Byrd's Mill Spring
    A Treasure Threatened
    Oklahoma's Water Fight
    Pennington Creek
    Pilot Springs Pilot Springs emanates from the Arbuckle-Simpson aquifer, supplying the water for Pennington Creek.
    What is Karst? An overview of the importance of karst terrains for human and environmental health. Video produced by University of South Florida.
    Citizens for the Protection of the Arbuckle Simpson Aquifer
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