Ohio is (not) enjoying a tick “invasion,” according to researcher Risa Pesapane.
Pesapane was a speaker at the recent Wildlife Diversity Conference that was sponsored by the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Specifically, the Ohio River Valley is drawing more new tick species than anywhere else in the country, she said.
Ohio River Valley flush with tick species Read More »
State wildlife officers continue to investigate how a bighead carp got into a small lake at a municipal park in Xenia, Ohio.
Bighead carp are a species of invasive Asian carp. It is illegal to possess live bighead carp in Ohio.
Invasive Bighead carp turns up in private pond in southwestern Ohio Read More »
Potential financial restitution for fish and other amphibians killed when a Norfolk Southern train derailed and caught fire in this eastern Ohio town on Feb. 3 has grown substantially.
East Palestine fish kill after train derailment increases substantially Read More »
According to an Ohio DNR statement, in addition to minnows and darters, fish killed included suckers and sculpin.
Fish kill results from East Palestine train derailment in Ohio Read More »
Ohio’s ruffed grouse continue to decline, and a quick rebound is unlikely with habitat issues at the forefront of the birds’ decline.
Despite protests by local homeowners, plans to build a high-end apartment complex near Little Darby Creek on the east side of West Jefferson in Madison County are moving forward.
The creek is a designated state and national scenic river. It is also home to many threatened and endangered aquatic wildlife species.
An unusually warm, dry spring in the Appalachian region and similar conditions in Ohio this fall have kept Ohio’s wildland firefighters busy for seven months this year.
Forestry firefighters stay busy via travel Read More »
ODNR officer says recent incidents concerning.
Is post-pandemic fueling spate of fatal boating accidents? Read More »
ODNR uses sharpshooters to purge deer in March.
CWD control efforts produce one positive from culling Read More »
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