Join us for the 19th National Environmental Conference at Tar Creek, Sept. 26-27
Climate of Denial |
"When the last tree is cut down, the last fish eaten, and the last stream poisoned, you will realize that you cannot eat money." |
Conference Highlights (an occasional series)
Come, join us.
We are very excited about the 2017 conference. As we work to bring everything together, we feel something electric, almost magical, in the air. This conference will be something special, something unique. We cannot wait to sit beside you as we learn from the wisdom, heart, and art this year's presenters will share. There is so much to learn. Check out our latest draft agenda and see for yourself.
If you haven't already registered, please visit our registration page and sign up to attend the conference. While you're there, register for the Toxic Tour of the Tar Creek Superfund Site or a walk along the creek. And, of course, don't forget about the fish fry and bake sale Tuesday night! |
L.E.A.D. Agency depends on donations.
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About L.E.A.D. Agency

Local Environmental Action Demanded (L.E.A.D.) Agency is a non-profit corporation organized in 1997 with the following goals:
Educate the community on environmental concerns in Northeast Oklahoma
Take action to counter environmental hazards that put Northeast Oklahoma's residents at risk both physically and financially
Conduct environmental workshops and seminars concerning environmental issues in Northeast Oklahoma and other areas
Enhance our efforts by partnering with other environmental organizations throughout Oklahoma and the nation
Educate the community on environmental concerns in Northeast Oklahoma
Take action to counter environmental hazards that put Northeast Oklahoma's residents at risk both physically and financially
Conduct environmental workshops and seminars concerning environmental issues in Northeast Oklahoma and other areas
Enhance our efforts by partnering with other environmental organizations throughout Oklahoma and the nation
Have questions? Contact Us
Researching the Tar Creek Superfund Site? Have questions about soil quality? Curious about algae in Grand Lake? We can help! Contact us.