News
National Geographic photographer's trip
National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore, who photographed the Sutton Center's Bald Eagle project for the November 1992 issue of the magazine, and who has also participated as the featured speaker in two of our Sutton Natural History Forum programs at Oklahoma high schools, is working on a new ...read more »
Eagles hatch
Eggs at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge Bald Eagle nest have recently hatched. You can view live video of the nest on our nest camera page....read more »
Sutton Scholarship Awards open
The annual Sutton Scholarship Awards art contest is now open! Visit the Education section of our site for more information. Entries are due in Tulsa by February 10, 2012....read more »
Visit us on Facebook!
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Wild Brew fundraiser!
The Sutton Center's largest annual fundraiser is coming up on July 30 in Tulsa. Visit wildbrew.org for more information about the fantastic food from Tulsa restaurants that you can sample, and the many beers from North America and around the world that you can try as well! Both general admission tic...read more »
Eagle tracking on TV
Our eagle tracking project was featured on KOTV (channel 6 in Tulsa) on April 20. The story is available by clicking here....read more »
A second eagle nest cam!
Our nest camera prgram has expanded to include a second Bald Eagle nest thanks to Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge near Vian, Oklahoma. Watch live online at our nest cam page....read more »
Sutton eagle tracking story on TV
The Sutton Center's Bald Eagle satellite tracking project was featured on Tulsa's KOTV channel 6 TV station. Watch the video....read more »
Track Bald Eagles!
Now you can track the movements of two Oklahoma Bald Eagles!...read more »
Redesigned Sutton Center website!
Welcome to our redesigned website!...read more »
Oklahoma Lesser Prairie-Chicken sightings requested
The Sutton Center is seeking observations of Lesser Prairie-Chickens in northwestern Oklahoma as we conduct an ambitious survey for them this year. You can report your sightings by clicking here....read more »