Cook Wetland Breaks Ground
The wetland restoration project at the property of Bob and Candace Cook broke ground on September 13th, 2022. The 250 acre property is...
Macro Spotlight: Dragonflies
Ohio is home to a wide variety of dragonflies. Some, such as the green darner are found across most of the state and in a variety of...
Early Season Poison Hemlock Control
Poison hemlock is a difficult species of noxious weed that can be found commonly along roadsides, fencelines, and in vacant properties....
A Great Perennial: Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea)
The Coneflower is a very important plant to grow for pollinators, providing pollen and nectar for bees, butterflies, and other insects....
A Woody Shrub: Northern Spicebush (Lindera benzoin)
The Northern Spicebush is a member of the Laurel Family (Lauraceae) along with our native Sassafras tree. The leaves of both plants are a...
Lights Out for the Bird Migration
Source: Ohio Bird Conservation Initiative
Native Plants of Distinction for 2022
Throughout the month of April we will share with you 4 great native plants in Ohio. Each blog will contain descriptions and images...
Native Spotlight: PawPaw
Early People Pawpaw trees are often the dominant understory vegetation in native forests. Being the largest native fruit in America,...
Why Test Your Well Water?
Safe drinking water is important to your health. Testing your private well's water quality on a regular basis is necessary to maintain a...
