West Nile Virus is in central Ohio, the Ohio Department of Health has determined.
A pool of mosquitos in Powell in Delaware County tested positive for West Nile Virus, the Delaware Public Health District
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources recently reported a 6% increase in submerged aquatic vegetation, commonly known as underwater grasses, in Maryland’s portion of the Chesapeake Bay in 2022.
Underwater grasses play a crucial
I was thinking about weeds when I noticed them – tiny mollusks, clinging to my canoe’s hull.
Sometimes, I hit a good crappie bite at Cranberry Glade, a weedy but appealing Fish & Boat
Sometimes a reader wanting to learn more about the night sky will ask for a recommendation on what kind of telescope to purchase. My advice is usually along the lines of “keep it simple.”
Melanoma struck home for John Walz, a longtime educator in the Spirit Lake schools in Iowa, when his wife Joy died of melanoma on Feb. 16, 2015 at the age of 48. Out of the
A western Iowa state park will receive a pavement update as a result of action taken at the July meeting of the Iowa Natural Resources Commission.
A total of 4.3 miles of roadway in
Over the past decade, the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) has worked with individuals and businesses in the Iowa Great Lakes area to help purchase and protect important parcels of land that by doing so
During the annual harmful algal bloom forecast hosted by the Ohio Sea Grant’s Stone Laboratory at Put-in-Bay, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) scientist Rick Stumpf predicted that this summer’s harmful algal bloom (HAB) on
Hunters and fishermen in Illinois have long been serenaded by a variety of katydid species – the insect’s songs and chirps are common in some woods and fields.
Now the katydid has made the
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