ADA, OK – The Oka' Institute is proud to support the ongoing, groundbreaking water research conducted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Kerr Lab in Ada, Oklahoma. The vital research coming from this lab continues to have a transformative impact on the City of Ada and the surrounding communities, including The Chickasaw Nation.
In an exciting development, the Chickasaw Nation has signed an updated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, reinforcing a deep, shared commitment to the protection and sustainability of our region's precious natural resources. This partnership strengthens efforts to safeguard both water and land, ensuring that future generations inherit a thriving and sustainable environment.
"We are thrilled to witness this renewed collaboration between the Chickasaw Nation and the U.S. EPA," said Duane Smith, Executive Director of the Oka' Institute. "With the expertise of Assistant Administrator Dr. Christopher Frey and the dedicated team at the EPA, we look forward to a future where our water and natural resources are not only protected but enhanced for the benefit of all."
As an institution devoted to the protection and sustainable management of water resources, the Oka' Institute stands alongside the Chickasaw Nation and the U.S. EPA in their joint efforts. Together, we are committed to preserving the environmental health of Oklahoma, securing access to clean water, and fostering a legacy of conservation for generations to come.
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