Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-16-67

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Forestry in schools - Rangers and teachers to cooperate

Official statutory text

A. It shall be the duty of all forest rangers to distribute in

all of the public schools and high schools of the county in which

they are serving all the books, periodicals, and other literature

that may, from time to time, be sent out to the rangers by the state

and federal forestry agencies dealing with forest conservation,

development, protection, and management.

B. It shall be the duty of the various rangers under the

direction of the Director, and the duty of the teachers of the

various schools, both public schools and high schools, to post at

some conspicuous place in the various classrooms of the school

buildings the appropriate bulletins and posters as may be sent out

from the forestry agencies for that purpose; and the teachers and

rangers may prepare lectures or talks to be made to the pupils of

the various schools on the subject of forest fires, their origin and

their destructive effect on the plant life and tree life of the

forests of the state, the development and scientific management of

the forests of the state, and may be prepared to give practical

instruction to their pupils as often as they may find it possible to

do so.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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