By Joan Gilmore Feather Fest is Tulsa Zoo's brand-new, interactive bird exhibit featuring colorful birds from Australia. Thanks to Cox Communications, zoo visitors will have the opportunity to see, touch and learn in this lively exhibit where they will become part of the landscape.

By Tulsa World, Okla. Sep. 16--The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute of Oklahoma State University will offer classes in Tulsa at Central Center in Centennial Park, 1028 E. Sixth St. These classes will be offered beginning Tuesday: --Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 10 a.m.

By ALTHEA PETERSON World Staff Writer BROKEN ARROW -- More than 2,000 racing toy sea lions may bring a few real ones to Tulsa's zoo in the coming years. Bass Pro Shops hosted the second annual "Sea Lion Splash," a Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum fundraiser for a future California sea lion exhibit.

By Tom Droege, Tulsa World, Okla. Aug. 14--The theme of the Tulsa Zoo fundraiser was "One Wild Challenge," but the people who dreamed it up didn't know how accurate that name would be.

By John Stancavage, The Daily Oklahoman Jun. 18--Tulsa and the state should benefit from increased tourism this summer, driven by a trend toward shorter trips, a higher level of awareness about the area and even the cost of fuel.