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Total Land Area (ac):
43.6 million
Forest Land Area (ac):
12.3 million
Timberland Area (ac):
7.1 million
Private Ownership (%):
87% of timberland
Source:
FIA 2014 Survey
Oklahoma Economic Impact Reports*
Oklahoma is one of the most diverse and geographically remarkable states in America. With plant and animal species ranging from pinyon pine and antelope in the northwest, to cypress swamps and the American alligator in the southeast, few states can match the broad spectrum of landscapes we have. Across all of these landscapes are forests and trees, shading our homes, providing oxygen, cleansing water, providing habitat for wildlife and products for people's everyday lives.
- John Burwell, Oklahoma Forest Resource Assessment 2010Recent News
Westerman, Bipartisan Congressmen Launch Working Forests Caucus New Interactive Map Tells Story of Forest Products in the SouthExternal Resources
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State Industry Economic Impact
American Forest & Paper Association -
Forestry - Important to Oklahoma's Economy
Oklahoma State University
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State Industry Economic Impact
American Forest & Paper Association -
Economic Importance of Forestry in Oklahoma in 2012 - Factsheet
Southern Regional Extension Forestry (A Regional Peer-reviewed Technology Bulletin)
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* As of 2015, no standard methodology exists for producing economic impact or economic contribution reports. Please exercise caution when viewing and comparing reports as each may vary significantly in terms of source data and analysis and reporting methodology.
