Columbus — The Ohio DNR is urging all Ohio residents to be on the lookout for bobcats. That’s right, lynx rufus, the elusive and once-extirpated bobcat is on the comeback. Anyone who spots one should report it to the agency’s wildlife division at http://apps.ohiodnr.gov/wildlife/speciessighting/. After being extirpated in the state nearly 170 years ago, bobcats […]
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Buffalo roaming the park in western Franklin County.
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Trump’s order on monuments shrinks public uses.
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I attended a hunting ritual last week that is literally “as old as the hills.” It was the annual Blessing of the Hounds at Rocky Fork Headley Hunt Club near Columbus. An Episcopal priest conducted the frosty-morning ceremony that marks the start of the club’s formal fox hunting season. She blessed the club’s gaggle of fox
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Whispering Cave, Hemlock Bridge trails recently opened.
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Author on a 10-day loop through the national parks.
Grand Canyon’s North Rim as spectacular as ever Read More »
Tours of estuary ongoing until September.
Ohio’s Old Woman Creek a natural Great Lakes wonder Read More »
Festival celebrating the light is set for Aug. 5.
Port Clinton’s ‘new’ lighthouse is 121 years old Read More »
London, Ohio — There are outdoor enthusiasts, and then there are OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS. Madison County physician Mitch Spahn falls into the latter category. This spring, the 56-year-old obstetrician tackled Mt. Everest, climbing 17,600 feet to the South Base Camp on the world’s highest mountain – then another 900 feet to the top of Kala Patthar,
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