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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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BioBlitz! Oklahoma 2018 October 18, 2018
Progress of the Pollinator Meadow October 1, 2018
Solar Energy April 26, 2018
1000+ Milkweeds! March 12, 2018
Oklahoma Native Seed Library January 23, 2018

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Who has the fanciest bike in the house now? @okieroseruns ! Going for a few miles in the hood to get the feel for a bike that actually fits her. Her first impression “I feel speedy!” This bike comes with some good mojo! Thanks @bedazzzlr and @alsbicyclesnorman for a super cool bike! . . #bikelife #girlswhoride #womenwhoride #bikerchick #ilovetoridemybicycle #cannondalesupersixevo

Cool and misty morning ride in rural west Norman with @okieroseruns I love these fall mornings! #bikelife #fallismyfavoriteseason #ilovetoridemybicycle #motherdaughtergoals #getoutside #womenwhoride #smalladventures

My middle name is Heron and I always think it’s a good day when I see one. Surveying lakes for aquatic Invasive plants means I see many herons and, therefore, have many good days. This one on Ponca Lake, on the edge of Ponca City, must be used to people. . . #greatblueheron #poncacity #lakesofoklahoma #myoklahoma #fieldwork

Misty Monday morning commute. 💦💕🚴🏻‍♀️ Scared a few pedestrians with my squeaky brakes 😝 . #bikelife #bikecommute #biketowork #bikeintherain #noexcuses #needrainxformyglasses

One of today’s lakes and interesting stone boat house. I assumed it was unused until the garage door rolled up and lake patrol puttered out. #boathouse #lakepatrol #claremoreoklahoma #myoklahoma #oldbuilding

Today’s office. #ilovemyjob #myoklahoma #invasivespecies #fieldbiology #aquaticplants

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