Natural History is Ohio History!
When you think of Ohio history, the first things to come to mind might be Ohio’s military history, presidents and national politics, …
“The Molder of Men”: The Civilian Conservation Corps in Ohio
As we begin to move from summer into fall, it’s a great time of year to get out and explore Ohio’s many …
Take Note from an Explorer: Spend Time on the Water!
Explorer Alexandrine Tinné was a woman of gumption, as shown in the biography Heroine of the White Nile by Professor William Wells, …
Fine Feathered Friends
Spring in Ohio means many things, but one sure sign of the season is the sight and sound of Ohio’s bird populations. …
Paddling Through Ohio History
On July 13, 1913, the Dayton Canoe Club held its first regatta along the Great Miami River, sparking interest in rebuilding the …
“Arbor Day Proposes for the Future”
Today marks the annual observance of Arbor Day in Ohio, a yearly holiday meant to celebrate trees and their importance to our …
Signs of Spring on Ohio Memory
The official start to spring is just under two weeks away, although much of Ohio has been experiencing spring-like weather off and …
A Brief History of Hocking Hills State Park
Saturday, June 4, marks the American Hiking Society’s annual National Trails Day, a day to enjoy some of America’s great trails. …
Tree Tapping and Sugar Shacks: Maple Syrup in Ohio
Around Ohio, this time of year marks an important season for a delicious natural resource that many of us enjoy–maple syrup! With …
“With Merry Hum”: Langstroth and the Honey Bee
Of all the insects in the world, honey bees likely generate the widest range of feelings. On the one hand, we hate …
