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Learn more about…. Ohio Wetlands Foundation’s Approved In-Lieu Fee Programs The Ohio Wetlands has received approval of our In-Lieu-Fee Programs (ILFP) for the USACE Pittsburgh District and Huntington Corps Districts. The Pittsburgh
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Walking in Park, Jaeger observes 97 bird species
John Jaeger, retired director for natural resources at the Metroparks of the Toledo Area, walks through a three-hour bird survey every 10 days. Jaeger is contracted to perform the survey
OSU Olentangy River Wetlands Research Park Press Release
OWF is pleased to share the attached press release from The Ohio State University that announces our continued support of the Ohio Wetlands Foundation Fellowship. This fellowship, funded solely by Ohio Wetlands
New USEPA Storm Water Permitting Requirements
On December 1, 2009 the US EPA issued a new Construction Storm Water rule affecting all new construction sites with over 10 acres of disturbed area. The new rule requires all
Progress At Pearson: Expansion Under Way
BP Toledo Refinery has donated $50,000 to the Pearson Metropark expansion project, pushing the capital fundraising campaign past the halfway point. Cash donations and pledges from numerous small businesses, local
Sandy Ridge Reservation of the Lorrain County Metro Parks offers a local getaway.
After observing Memorial Day, the unofficial beginning of summer, locals are embracing the concept of "staycation," looking to brown their skin, not blow their budgets. North Ridgeville’s Sandy Ridge Reservation
Progress is made in expansion, restoration at Pearson Metropark
With Pearson Metropark’s 75th anniversary approaching, work is progressing with the Oregon park’s roughly $5 million northern expansion, where a log cabin built in 1866 is being outfitted with wavy
Black Swamp Blues
The name ‘Black Swamp’ conjures images of a boggy quagmire with slippery amphibians and murky waters littered with lily pads and algae. Yet Northwest Ohio is built on this natural
Governor Strickland signs Executive Order 2008-04S “Implementing Common Sense Business Regulation”
Ohio has a rich history of business innovation and technological advancement. Ohio has long been a state that facilitates and promotes invention and innovation. Consequently, as the States economic landscape
Sandy Ridge offers hope for Lake Abram
Let’s look at two wetland projects. One, the Sandy Ridge Reservation in North Ridgeville, will serve as our gold standard. The other, at Lake Abram in southern Cuyahoga County, is