Category: Ohio
Metroparks predicts 2025 will be a banner year for park attendance
Cabin fever, anyone?
Are the ash trees doomed?
The emerald ash borer (EAB) has devastated ash trees across North America. But researchers in Ohio discovered something unexpected — some ash trees are surviving. These ‘lingering ash’ not only resist EAB but can even kill its larvae.
Scientists suspected genetic resistance and tested their theory by cloning and crossbreeding surviving trees.
Seed swap grows interest in gardening
While a local organization helps plant thousands of seeds through its annual swap, it hopes the event helps attendees grow their love of gardening — and plants, of course.
Things are moving fast right here in the Great Lakes region, too
Like other parts of the country, the Great Lakes region is standing up and taking notice of rapid-fire actions the Trump Administration has been taking.
Warming centers to open overnight Friday
Two emergency warming shelters will open overnight Friday due to windchills in the single digits, the city of Toledo announced.