Aside from the human health aspect of the derailment and the associated chemical leak is the adverse effect on the area’s wildlife.
Allowing fracking on state lands would be a big mistake.
Wildlife Forever’s Clean Drain Dry Initiative is a nationwide effort to prevent invasive species. The program has a particular interest in Ohio.
Though the cars were designed to carry ubiquitous cargo trailers, the train just as readily could have pulled a string of tankers loaded with who-knows-what.
A team observing raccoon and opossum behavior along urban and wilderness fringe of Crocodile National Wildlife Refuge fitted dozens of the mammals with GPS collars, then tracked their locations for months.
Ohioans can contribute to the Ohio DNR’s (ODNR) conservation efforts by donating a portion of their state income tax refund to support the state’s wildlife and state nature preserves.
A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that salt ions are changing the chemistry of freshwater streams across the nation, including in Pennsylvania.
Astronomers tell us that our night sky includes 88 constellations and about 8,000 stars that we can see via the naked eye.
Since 2011, the Walk-In Access program has enrolled parcels of 40 acres or larger with high-quality natural cover. This year, landowners can receive $18 per acre enrolled. For more information about what land is eligible
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