Welcome to Summer, season of the “Silent Light,” to play on the name of the classic Christmas hymn.
The Silent Light I’m talking about here comes from fireflies, those magical, marvelous, winged beetles that
David Argent’s first fishing rod was one he crafted himself from a stick, a piece of found fishing line, and a hook fashioned from a nail.
He was 8 years old and on a
Alpha-gal syndrome, a disease spread by the lone star tick (Amblyomma americanum), is a growing concern in Pennsylvania.
AGS is an allergic reaction to meat caused by an oligosaccharide sugar, galactose- -1,3-galactose. The sugar
Roznere discussed clam biology, threats to their populations, and conservation efforts that are underway in Ohio.
As part of Gov. Mike DeWine’s H2Ohio Initiative, the Ohio DNR (ODNR) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony recently to celebrate the completion of a wetland project at Funk-DeWald Nature Preserve. The preserve, managed by Heidelberg University,
While black bears are becoming a more common sight in Ohio these days, the big male captured and collared in this northeast Ohio county in mid-June is a rarity.
Most adult male black bears
Wrapped around Polaris and the Little Dipper in our northern sky is a group of 17 or so so stars that make up the constellation Draco, Latin for “dragon.”
Being so close to Polaris
Pennsylvania officials highlighted watershed improvement work in Berks County along the headwaters of the East Branch of the Conestoga River on June 10.
The visit showcased work made possible in part through Department of
Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn visited Lancaster County on June 10 to recognize the Conestoga River in southeastern Pennsylvania as Pennsylvania’s 2026 River of the Year.
“The Conestoga River
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