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Examining the bark and leaf buds of dormant species are helpful in winter.

If there’s one segment of the landscape that offered the most resistance to being tamed by human efforts, it would have to be our streams and rivers.

Why buy a dozen red roses or candy, when you can get a gift that will outlast even the strongest relationship?

Bengals vs Rams, Buckeye Chuck vs Punxsutawney Phil - everyone loves the underdog.

With plentiful snow cover and a forecast for a warming trend over the next week, now is near perfect conditions to go on a snow flea safari.

Fairfield County has its share of wetlands, streams, ponds, and lakes, but we aren’t ideally located in one of the main migratory passages.

This week’s focus is on a few local mammals that are often collectively known as “furbearers.”

In Ohio, our historic top predators have become just that, history.

Fairfield County is home to a total of seven different squirrel species.

A closer look at the history of wild turkeys in Ohio and how citizen science is being used to monitor their populations