What Happened to That Fish?
Lake and pond habitats are very complex habitats. They are influenced by soil conditions in the watershed, water chemistry and temperature changes from rainfall and resulting runoff, heating from the sun and cooling from groundwater… What Happened to That Fish?
The Curious Case of the Honey Locust
With three-pronged thorns that can be up to 6 inches long, the honey locust (Gleditsia triacanthos) is one of the more ominous-looking trees of our area. However, if you look closely, these thorns are a… The Curious Case of the Honey Locust
Trails: Building Access and Communities
No matter your activity level, there are always trails to suit your needs, whether it’s a leisurely walk on a paved trail or completing the 1,400+ mile Buckeye Trail. Maybe you hop on a road… Trails: Building Access and Communities
Whistling Leaves
When I was taught about how plants create their own energy as a child, I thought it was cool they didn’t have to hunt or grow their own food — but mostly it was a… Whistling Leaves
Shell-a-brate Turtles
There are 11 species of turtle that can be found in the state of Ohio, and only four of them cannot be found in Hamilton County. Turtles are in the order Testudines and can relate… Shell-a-brate Turtles
Rain Doesn’t Deter Bites at Bass Series Tournament
Overnight thunderstorms did not hurt the lake conditions at Winton Woods on Saturday, May 19, and the catch results proved it! There were 29 teams that fished the Great Parks Bass Series Tournament and all… Rain Doesn’t Deter Bites at Bass Series Tournament
Delgado & Regensberger Conquer Winter-Like Conditions
It was snowing at Miami Whitewater Forest Lake three days before the first Bass Series Tournament on Saturday, April 21. It was only 32 degrees when 64 bass anglers launched their boats. Toss in cold… Delgado & Regensberger Conquer Winter-Like Conditions
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