Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-16-57
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Advice by director of forestry - Forest management for
Official statutory text
all state agencies.
The Director shall have authority to advise the several
agencies, departments, institutions, bureaus, offices, and all other
administrative units of the State of Oklahoma, having state-owned
lands under their control, concerning forestry management practices
and programs that shall most effectively carry out the purposes of
the Oklahoma Forestry Code. The Director shall issue, or cause to
be issued, the most scientific forestry management practice and
shall distribute this information, assisted financially by the
administrative unit of state government having control over the
lands.
The Director shall have authority to advise the several
agencies, departments, institutions, bureaus, offices, and all other
administrative units of the State of Oklahoma, having state-owned
lands under their control, concerning forestry management practices
and programs that shall most effectively carry out the purposes of
the Oklahoma Forestry Code. The Director shall issue, or cause to
be issued, the most scientific forestry management practice and
shall distribute this information, assisted financially by the
administrative unit of state government having control over the
lands.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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