About the Area: Mohawk Park and the Oxley Nature Center support a diversity of habitats along the south bank of Bird Creek. The flood-plain forest, comprised of giant cottonwoods, sycamores, oaks, pecans, and hackberry trees and many other smaller trees and shrubs, is home to many kinds of animals and plants. Combined with open areas maintained as hay meadows or prairies and a variety of wetlands, the different habitats make especially rich combinations of conditions. In addition to bottomland forest habitats, Mohawk Park includes Lake Yahola, the Tulsa Zoo, the Mohawk Park Golf Club and expanses of highly managed, open recreational areas for picnicking.

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Organizations Represented
University of Oklahoma
Spring Creek Elementary Earth Club
Northeastern State University
Liberty Academy
University of Central Oklahoma
Three Forks Nature Center
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Lake Thunderbird State Park
Oklahoma State University
Tulsa Herpetology Club
Tulsa University
Oklahoma Ornithological Society
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa Audobon Society
University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Master Naturalists
Southern Nazarene University
Oxley Nature Center
Oklahoma City Community College
Oklahoma Native Plant Society
Tulsa Zoo & Living Museum
Tulsa Community College
Oklahoma City Zoo
Hillsdale Freewill Baptist College
Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation
University of Jaen (Spain)
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Services
McLoud High School
Oklahoma Conservation Comission
Riverfield Country Day School