Oklahoma's dove hunting season begins with improved conditions and a 27% population increase, as reported by ODWC, promising a successful season for hunters.

Will, a 22-year-old grizzly bear at the Oklahoma City Zoo, was euthanized due to health issues, including spinal disease.

The Oklahoma City Zoo offers free admission to celebrate the OKC Thunder's NBA Championship, alongside free shuttle services and local business promotions.

Oxley Nature Center in Tulsa introduced all-terrain track chairs to aid visitors with mobility challenges, enhancing trail accessibility with the support of local donations.

Photographic evidence shows that mountain lions are potentially establishing a breeding population in Oklahoma, with sightings of females with kittens in Osage and Cimarron Counties.

OKC Parks has closed its indoor recreation centers on January 9, but outdoor parks and spaces like Martin Park Nature Center and Will Rogers Gardens remain open.

Oklahoma City's indoor recreation facilities are closing for annual maintenance and cleaning from Dec. 23, 2019, to Jan. 3, 2020, affecting centers like Will Rogers Senior Center and Macklanburg Community Center. Outdoor parks will remain open.

Oklahoma City has reopened the refurbished boardwalk at Route 66 Park after the city's Parks and Recreation maintenance team completed a major renovation.

Oklahoma City Council has approved $4.75 million for renovations at Wiley Post Park that includes a USS Oklahoma City submarine monument, with construction starting in 2025.

Oklahoma City announces a Halloween event, "Halloween Harvest," and other fall activities, including a nature hike, arts, and sports, across various locations for all ages.

OKC Parks offers affordable Kidz Rock Fall Break camps for children aged 6-12, featuring arts, crafts, and sports, spread across various city locations for only $10.

The Oklahoma City Zoo welcomes a new Indian rhino, Mohan, from the Buffalo Zoo to enhance its breeding program and contribute to species survival efforts.