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Threatened & Endangered Species

Below are species in Oklahoma that are classified as federally endangered, federally threatened, state endangered, or state threatened.

Ozark big-eared bat
Photo by: USFWS

Federally Endangered

Ozark Big-eared Bat
Ozark Cavefish. Photo by USFWS
Photo by: USFWS

Federally Threatened

Ozark Cavefish
Piping Plover. Photo by Matt Poole/USFWS
Photo by: Matt Poole/USFWS

Federally Endangered

Piping Plover
Rabbitsfoot. Photo by Matthew Patterson/USFWS
Photo by: Matthew Patterson/USFWS

Federally Threatened

Rabbitsfoot
Red-cockaded woodpecker. Photo by John Maxwell/USFWS
Photo by: John Maxwell/USFWS

Federally Threatened

Red-cockaded Woodpecker
Rufa Red Know. Photo by Gregory Breese/USFWS
Photo by: Gregory Breese/USFWS

Federally Threatened

Rufa Red Knot
Scaleshell mussel. Photo by Andy Roberts/USFWS
Photo by: Andy Roberts/USFWS

Federally Endangered

Scaleshell
Whooping Crane. Photo by USDA
Photo by: John Noll/USDA

Federally Endangered

Whooping Crane
Winged Mapleaf. Photo by Bernard Sietman/Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Photo by: Bernard Sietman/MDNR

Federally Endangered

Winged Mapleleaf