Learn about flying squirrels, wild turkeys, barn owls, dragonflies, and more during the 41st Ohio Wildlife Diversity Conference on Wednesday, March 19, according to the Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife.
The conference, themed
Stone-cold killer predators come in all shapes and sizes in the natural world. We often think of large, menacing critters with long, sharp claws and razor-sharp teeth as predators and don’t give a second thought
A simple track in the snow and a bit of scat served to delight county wildlife officer Nick Oliver and research technician Doug Wensink on Jan. 8, during the annual river otter survey in Ohio.<br
When Ray Pruss and his grandson, Archer, built a rugged statue and named it Stoneman, did they know that one day a red fox would stop by? Because a bobcat had been visiting the site,
Federal natural resource agencies late last week launched sweeping personnel cuts totaling thousands of public lands employees across the country.
The layoffs are part of the Trump administration’s efforts to reduce the size of
As I write this, the coming of the full Moon of February, known to some Native American tribes as the Hunger Moon for this deep-winter season of want, is just a few days away and
A Lebanon County man and a juvenile who admitted to harassing and trying to hit a red fox while on snowmobiles in Heidelberg Township Jan. 20 face multiple charges, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.<br
A Carbon County, Pa., man feels lucky to be alive, having survived an attack by a rabid black bear that was killed by a quick-acting neighbor.
Andrew Nierer, of Jim Thorpe, was making a
After suffering continuous crop losses due to deer, Steve Hess was ready to abandon some of his rented farmland.
But with two strands of wire and some inexpensive fiberglass fence posts, he found a
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