The Oklahoma Conservation Commission launched the Invasive Woody Species Cost-Share Program, an initiative to help landowners manage invasive woody species across the state's agricultural landscapes.
The program provides cost-sharing to qualifying landowners located within program boundaries. The application window opens September 1, 2026, and closes November 1, 2026.
Applicants are expected to implement and maintain conservation practices in accordance with their invasive woody species conservation plan. The Land Management Division will review, score, and rank applications, then contact landowners if their applications are approved.
Interested landowners can contact their local conservation district or the Land Management Division for more information.