More often heard than seen, coyotes have established quite a population in Ohio. Interestingly enough, these intelligent, adaptable animals were not found in our state originally. However, since the 1960s, coyotes have become more and… Urban Coyotes
Woodland Mound is home to a few vernal pools, which began teeming with life in March. Vernal pools are temporary ponds, typically forming in the spring, that serve as a habitat and incubator for certain… Raising Frogs & Toads
“So you’re a naturalist? What exactly do you do?” Every time someone asks me this question, my initial response is “That depends upon the day!” Like many people, a day on the job for me… A “Typical” Day at Work
Welcome back, fellow cachers! In April, you learned about the game of geocaching. In May, you picked up some pointers about finding your first geocache. I hope you’ve had a chance to try this fun… Geocaching 101: Geocaching Etiquette
Whether walking along its banks or paddling in its waters, spending some time around the Ohio River affords an excellent opportunity to see wildlife. River corridors attract a wide variety of animals that may be… Wildlife Watching Along the Ohio River
“Tess! Tess!” my four year-old nephew shouted.“The mud, it’s changed, it’s changed to dirt!” Over the past month, my four nephews and I have been exploring my parents’ backyard. Every day we discover new life,… Enjoying the Simple Joys of Spring
Hello Friend! How are you today? Have you been outside? Oh yes, I know the weather can be unpredictable in Cincinnati, but you should try to be outside. Why you ask? Because nature is calling.… Nature is Calling
Sometimes it’s nice to take a moment from our busy lives and just appreciate nature. Take a walk in the woods, listen to the quiet and smell spring. This time of year reminds me of… First Night of Spring