Category: Enivronment
Are algal blooms becoming less severe in Lake Erie?
Although the battle to save western Lake Erie from harmful algal blooms is far from over, data suggests that conditions are slowly headed in the right direction — or, at least, aren’t getting worse.
Unusual tree reported stolen from Spiegel Grove arboretum
FREMONT — An unusual tree was stolen from the Spiegel Grove arboretum on the grounds of Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums.
AquaBounty hearing set for June 11 at Williams County Fairgrounds in Montpelier
MONTPELIER, Ohio — The wastewater-discharge permit that the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency intends to issue to AquaBounty Farms Ohio LLC will be the subject of a public meeting and hearing hosted by the agency at 6 p.m. June 11.
Effort to plant 250M trees across Great Lakes region by 2033 began with 27M in 2024
The massive campaign to plant 250 million trees across the Great Lakes region by 2033 is off and running, with an estimated 27 million planted during the first full year of the initiative, the conference of Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors & Premiers announced Monday.
Doctoral candidate discovers ‘bird bias’ in 50 years of ornithology research
After forming an interest in wildlife at a young age, Silas Fischer eventually spent summers in New Mexico and explored North America’s “plainest bird.”