Grass carp do their job, sometimes too well
Lake Erie tributaries have them but they are different from their sterile cousins.
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ODNR needs your help with turkey, grouse counts
Sightings can be submitted on website.
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Monarch butterflies can use all the help they can get
Public can assist by planting milkweed.
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This turkey season, keep an eye out for ‘other’ birds, too
Ohio is a major migratory corridor for many species.
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Celebrating a fine eco-Samaritan, and others like him
Mindless wastefulness uglies America’s roadsides.
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Ohio DNR errs in allowing dogs to roam beaches
The official announcement curiously was carefully crafted to avoid explaining why Fido should be allowed to run free, contrary to a long-standing rule, on parks’ beaches through May 18. It simply told Ohioans to go for it.
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The Old Man grows fond of his trail camera
OK, OK, true confession: I am a grumpy old man, slow to embrace the latest and greatest in outdoors gear and technology. But I am starting to grow fond of a trail camera. My kids, all-in in the Great Technology and Gadget Era, thought it was just the thing for The Old Man on his
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Awarded officer went out of his way to make things good
Sometimes, it’s personal. So I am especially pleased that Ohio Wildlife Investigator Brian Bury, assigned to the Lake Erie Unit, has been name Wildlife Officer of the Year by Wildlife Officer Lodge 143, of the Fraternal Order of Police of the State of Ohio. The Ohio DNR, in announcing the award, said that Bury was
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An ode to an old forest friend
Author’s Austrian pine finally succumbs to the elements.
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