Federal money will flow through Ohio
Profits from oil and gas leasing on federal lands.
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In Ohio, coyote research sheds new light on ‘tricksters’
Columbus — Coyotes are even smarter than generally believed. In fact, they are “tricksters,” according to Stan Gehrt, a biologist and expert on coyote behavior. Gehrt presented his findings at the 2018 Wildlife Diversity Conference, held at Ohio State University. Gehrt’s program was one of two at the conference that centered on the habits of
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AEP land purchase to debut in mid-June
State recently bought nearly 6,000 acres of AEP ReCreation Land.
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Madison County beavers persist; engineering project delayed
Rodents set up shop on small wetland, delaying work.
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National Parks won’t raise fees after all
Huge public backlash has officials backing off plan.
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Ohio seeing continued uptick in bald eagle numbers
Author especially excited to see two nests in Madison County – the first ones officially reported in modern times.
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Exhibit puts focus on worldwide poaching
The National Museum of Organized Crime & Law Enforcement (known as The Mob Museum) in Las Vegas opened several new displays last week, including one on the international trade in poached wildlife. I volunteer at the museum during winter months and I found the new exhibit fascinating. You might ask what poaching has to do
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With surge of visitors to national parks, issues adding up, too
With clogged parking lots, traffic backups, worn-down roads, and a multi-million-dollar backlog of needed improvements, many locations now looking to increase fees.
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Re-emergence of bobcats in Ohio ‘cause for celebration’
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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