Coyote researcher gives new perspective in book
The nation’s foremost expert on coyotes, Stanley D. Gerht, offers a new perspective on them in his just-published book, “Coyotes Among Us.”
Hatcheries invite outdoorsmen for learning experiences
The public is invited to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources' state fish hatcheries to learn about fish production.
Geauga Parks hosts garden tool maintenance day
Geauga Parks will host its Bring In Your Garden Tools event on March 27 from 1-3 p.m. at The West Woods Nature Center.
West Virginia Department of Agriculture proposes spraying for gypsy moths
The West Virginia Department of Agriculture is proposing aerial treatment of approximately 26,562 acres to reduce gypsy moth populations.
Ohio’s 2024 Wetlands Habitat Stamp winner features bufflehead
Ray Easton’s painting of a bufflehead duck was selected as the winner of the 2024 Ohio Wetlands Habitat Stamp Design Competition held Feb. 17.
How to make paska bread
Liz Partsch provides a brief description of the history of Paska bread and step-by-step guide on how her Grandma Partsch makes Paska bread every Easter.
Ohio first responders learn about livestock handling in emergencies
Nearly 40 first responders from Harrison, Carroll, Stark, Jefferson, Tuscarawas and Belmont counties attended a training led by Ohio State University Extension on how to handle livestock in an emergency, like a trailer rollover.
Apply for Boom & Bucket’s 2024 scholarship program
Boom & Bucket is offering a scholarship of $1,000 to be awarded each year to a student pursuing a heavy machinery-themed program.
Northeast Ohio specialty vegetable grower transitioning to grain crops
The combination of weather risk, labor uncertainty, food safety pressures and an aging ownership group pushed K.W. Zellers & Son to exit the produce business.
The truth about turkey vultures
Turkey vultures occupy an incredibly unique niche, playing an important role in our communities and keeping our environment clean.
