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Urban forestry manager Steve Grimm says tree of heaven removal is part of a larger Great Parks effort to support native plants and biodiversity.
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USDA crews were finding thousands of beetle-infested trees initially. This year, they’ve counted 125.
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The Ohio Department of Agriculture is trying to stop the movement of some plants to keep an invasive moth from spreading.
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Local park districts are joining the fight against the invasive insects.
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When it comes to the spotted lanternfly, Ohio's Department of Agriculture says, "We’re asking folks if they detect it, collect it, for now. We reserve the right to later ask people to smash it."
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It's nothing like the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain. Fewer than a dozen goats are headed back to Goebel Park from their winter home in Carroll…
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Jackson Landers, a hunter, writer and adventurer, recently spent a year and a half tracking down and eating invasive species from around the world. He’s…
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The tight economy and rising prices hit everyone and every business, even a national park. Joining Thane Maynard this week is Ken Barrett from the…
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Jackson Landers, a hunter, writer and adventurer, recently spent a year and a half tracking down and eating invasive species from around the world. He’s…