A silver lining of the Covid-19 pandemic is that it gave Jerry Tyree and his family a reachable goal of visiting all 75 of Ohio’s state parks.
Jerry, his son Tristan, and wife Rhonda
Sean Hartzell spends his workday with the bad actors of the aquatic world.
As the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission’s invasive species coordinator, Hartzell monitors unwanted animals and plants that live in the state’s
For a chance to hold a fish that has existed, according to the fossil record, virtually unchanged for approximately 200 million years, the Toledo Zoo is inviting the public to attend the fifth showing of
Ohio Sea Grant researchers at the University of Toledo spent the past two summers collecting samples of various bacteria and algae at sites across the region’s shoreline to study microbe diversity. The tiny organisms are
With the September peak of Pennsylvania’s elk rut in progress, you can view some of those bugling bulls through the Game Commission’s Elk Cam.
The commission again has installed a camera on State Game
The Delaware River Basin Commission received $715,000 in federal funding that will help the organization meet its clean water goals and manage for floods and droughts.
The money is from an omnibus funding bill
The dictionary defines a “galaxy” as a system of millions or billions of stars, together with gas and dust, held together by gravitational attraction.
In the case of our galaxy, the Milky Way, scientists
According to DNR spokesperson Jayette Bolinksi, “Everyone Belongs In Nature” is an inclusive message designed to remind people that the outdoors is for everyone, regardless of the types of recreation they enjoy, where they live,
A federal judge has dealt another serious setback to the proposed Twin Metals copper-nickel mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northeastern Minnesota, dismissing the company’s lawsuit that sought to regain the critical
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