
Hope Taft: A true botanical trailblazer
Hope Taft, Ohio’s First Lady from 1999 to 2007, continues to show that the love of the state’s native plants is a non-partisan issue. The apex being that Hope Taft was the spearpoint in turning

Hope Taft, Ohio’s First Lady from 1999 to 2007, continues to show that the love of the state’s native plants is a non-partisan issue. The apex being that Hope Taft was the spearpoint in turning

Adults and children of all ages can learn the importance of maintaining pollution-free rivers and streams in Ohio and elsewhere from a new interactive exhibit at the Center of Science and Industry (COSI) in Columbus.<br

On many occasions, a thick plume of black smoke that cannot be ignored can be seen billowing over the Lake Erie shoreline or across blocks of large inland acreage.
While wondering what is ablaze,

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Director John Logue recently announced details on the distribution of $65 million in funding from a 2023 environmental restoration settlement with DuPont.

A lot of talking, comparing notes, and networking took place at the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife (DOW) Hunter and Trapper Education Appreciation Day for southwestern Ohio. The Hamilton chapter of the Izaak Walton League

Let’s face it, most of us end up having to hunt pressured turkeys sooner or later.
Whether you are hunting public land, small patches of private land, with neighbors who like to over-call and

This central Ohio mayfly is clear evidence that our rivers are the last great places we have to enjoy. Mayflies, freshwater mussels, hellbenders, and numerous other species of wildlife are the frontline sentinels of what

It’s no secret that the Lake Erie Central Basin yellow perch population has fallen off a cliff. It’s a ghost of what it was before 2015.
According to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission, the

Lima Lake isn’t a place that anglers will make a destination to get to for fishing.
But, if you happen to be in the Allen County area of Lima, the lake wouldn’t be a
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