Friday, April 26, 2024
The Dirt on Conservation

The Dirt on Conservation

Field runoff

Many factors cause gully erosion, but not all should be corrected the same way. Learn more about different practices to correct and to reduce gully erosion.
dandelions

How do you truly determine if a species is invasive or not? Many would be surprised at how many species found in Ohio today are not actually native. So are they invasive or what?
monarch butterflies feeding on milkweed

There are areas that we should just let nature be what it is, and allow the “weeds” to help our pollinators, birds and wildlife thrive.

Become a better steward of the land in 2015 (even if you don't own any land).
Rapid erosion

It is not at all uncommon for folks to call the Soil and Water Conservation District office asking for help in addressing rapidly eroding streambanks.
sapling

Spring is an ideal time to plant trees and shrubs and to prune preexisting woody ornamentals.

Landowners in Ohio are experiencing site development problems associated with building on mine land. These problems can lead to expensive repairs or demolition of...

The main culprit for the streambank erosion is that the property owner has mowed the grass up to the streambank.

Do you have rare plants? And what do you do if you have them? These questions will be answered Sept. 18 at the Medina...
fall webworms

The fall webworm is native to North America and is common from Canada into Mexico. Learn why their webs are more noticeable during fall.