Issue Topic Issue Statement
Forest Sustainabilty and Health The productivity and environmental benefits of Oklahoma's forests are significantly reduced by many factors including but not limited to fragmentation, development, land-use changes, invasive species, and insects and diseases.
Forest Economics and Markets Oklahoma's traditional forests markets are in a state of decline which is threatening landowners and communities who rely on those markets for jobs and economic growth.
Water Quality and Quantity

Water is an extremely valuable commodity and there are many negative impacts that affect the quality and quantity of Oklahoma's water resources, properly planting and managing trees and forests can improve and protect our water resources.

Community Forests Health and Care The health and value of Oklahoma's community forests are not fully realized because of a lack of understanding, management, and conservation. 
Wildfire Risks to Oklahoma Wildfire presents a risk to Oklahoma's natural and community resources as well as public safety. 
Impacts of Climate Change on Oklahoma's Forest Resources Oklahoma's diverse forest ecosystems and associated benefits will be affected by climate change.
Forests with Unique Features and Special Values are at Risk Oklahoma has one of the most diverse assortments of ecosystems with rare or unique forest related habitats that are threatened by a number of factors but there are still opportunities to conserve for future generations.