Did you know that Ohio was the first state in the country to have a month recognizing the importance of native plants? In 2019, April was designated as Native Plant Month in Ohio and launched a campaign to increase public awareness of Ohio’s native plants and...
Local farmers interested in improving water quality can sign-up now until August 15th to participate in H2Ohio for crop years 2026 and 2027. Participating farmers will work with their local conservation district to develop a nutrient management plan and...
Garden centers provide a plethora of flowering and non-flowering plants that are attractive to the human eye and can be exciting to bring them home to improve one’s property. For some, gardening is not their talent and instead, prefer a manicured lawn. Without a...
There are a number of organizations today with a common mission of conserving and protecting our wildlife through habitat improvement, along with providing education, promoting conservation advocacy, and furthering public access. One that readily comes to mind...
Food plots can greatly benefit wildlife, especially during the extreme cold and deep snow encountered through the sometimes harsh winter months. When normal supplies become scarcer, supplemental food plots can be even more critical. To help ensure that wildlife have...
New Signup Underway for Northwest Ohio Windbreak ProgramWe all are quite aware of the many benefits trees provide us. Foremost, they provide the oxygen we breathe. They also reduce the amount of stormwater runoff, which reduces the amount of pollutants that can...
