Unless you purchase hunting and fishing equipment, which contain a small excise tax, or state hunting and fishing licenses, you don't contribute to our state's wildlife. However, here are some easy ways you can contribute financially toward wildlife conservation in Oklahoma. If a tax preparer does your taxes, remind them to check off a donation for you.
Donations are tax-deductible.
You also can get either a pre-numbered plate or a personalized one at no extra charge. Get an application at your local tag agency or contact the Wildlife Diversity Program. If you don't receive a state tax refund, you may opt to send a direct contribution to the state Wildlife Diversity Program. All contributions are tax-deductible and provide funding for a number of necessary programs.