One of the two eggs on the bald eagle nest in the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge has hatched. The Sutton Avian Research Center installed a camera on the nest and shares the feed on its web site.

Deer rifle season is almost here, but some hunters are getting an early opportunity to hunt on a national wildlife refuge in Oklahoma. The Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge has been opened for ...

Visitor Services Specialist with Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge. Tours are typically finished by noon and there is no charge for participating. Driving directions to the Refuge: The Refuge is ...

The curtain rises quickly when wildlife puts on a show at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge ... then guided us to a rack of free refuge maps and pamphlets. Six miles of gravel tour road ...

The 2019-20 proposal would allow hunters to take wild turkey and feral hog on more than 16,000 acres in Oklahoma’s Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, where other types of hunting are currently ...

of a rare leucistic bald eagle spotted in the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge near Vian, Okla. Greg Silva is credited for the photo. Leucistic bald eagles are rare due to their nearly all-white ...

As soon as Silva finished his meeting, he raced from his home in Owasso to the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge near Vian in far eastern Oklahoma to try and get a photo of the white eagle.

VIAN, Okla. — An eaglet has hatched as seen on a live feed from the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge. According to nest updates from the refuge, the baby eagle has hatched in the last week ...