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Priscilla H. C. Crawford

Conservation Biologist, Oklahoma Biological Survey

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I'm a conservation biologist at the Oklahoma Biological Survey, a research unit of the University of Oklahoma. I work on private land conservation, rare species protection, invasive species mapping, and biodiversity education.

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  • Inspiration for Pollinators November 1, 2018
  • BioBlitz! Oklahoma 2018 October 18, 2018
  • Progress of the Pollinator Meadow October 1, 2018
  • Solar Energy April 26, 2018
  • 1000+ Milkweeds! March 12, 2018

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Working all day on Saturday, so I took today off, because today was the nicest day of the week. Thank goodness for flexible work schedules! Did some chores at home then headed to the trails. Took Gonzo out on some non-technical single track this afternoon. The Topstone did not disappoint! Felt just as comfortable as my hardtail mountain bike. I’m really impressed with how comfortable it is without suspension. Had to walk a few sections, but I would have done that on my mountain bike too 😝. . #idontneednostinkingsuspension #cannondaletopstone @ridecannondale @alsbicyclesnorman #girlsgonegravel #morewomenonbikes #gravelbike #adventurebike #cyclelife #bikelife #thesupplelife
Two Sunday rides in a row with challenging weather conditions. Today was sustained wind of 30+mph with gusts to 48mph. We decided that was the strongest wind conditions that any of us have ridden in. A guy rolled down his window and told us as he passed that we got the hardcore award today 😝. . . #morewomenonbikes #cyclelife #bikelife #adventurebike #windadvisory #wymtm #fromwhereiride #breezy #stillsmiling #werideallweather
Another beautiful weekend, another adventurous gravel ride. Really enjoying cruising these county roads on the mild fall days. 💙🚲💙. . . #morewomenonbikes #gravelbike #cyclelife #wymta #bikelife #girlsgonegravel #cannondaletopstone #gravelgrinder #cannondale #adventurebike #thesupplelife #optoutside
These ginger molasses cookies are becoming my go-to holiday cookie this year. We love the soft texture, which is so different from the usual crunchy ginger cookies. Also love the subtlety different flavor of the fresh minced ginger, verses using dry powdered. This time I made a double batch so we had enough to take to gatherings, give away, AND eat at home! 😊 Thanks @elysekopecky and @shalaneflanagan for the tasty recipe! . . #runfastcookfasteatslow #runfasteatslow #runnertreats #athletefuel
#optoutside with chickens! . . #backyardchickens #petchickens #blackfridayalternative #urbanhomestead
Decided we didn’t want to organize, cook, and eat a giant meal this year. So we took advantage of this beautiful day and took a bike tour of the Wichita Mountains. Brought a little picnic lunch which included some traditional foods-sweet potato (chips), tofurkey, cranberries, and best of all PIE! Is it #thanksbiking or #bikesgiving ? . . #wymtm #fromwhereiride #bikelife #morewomenonbikes #ilovetoridemybicycle #nontraditionalthanksgiving #adventurebike #plantpoweredathlete #tofurkey #fallismyfavoriteseason #optoutside

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