Ohio Wildlife Education Update

Ohio Wildlife Education Update

Welcome to the Ohio Wildlife Education Update. This blog is developed and maintained by the Ohio Division of Wildlife Outdoor Education Section for formal and non-formal educators alike who have an interest in teaching and learning about Ohio's wildlife.

Thursday, April 10, 2014

Swan Song

From John Windau, Wildlife Communications Specialist, District Two, Findlay, Ohio There are two species of swans native to Ohio, the tu...

Sunday, March 16, 2014

Do I need a permit for that?

By guest writer, Melissa Moser, Permit Coordinator, Ohio Division of Wildlife Inspiring a child to enjoy and respect wildlife is an import...

Thursday, February 20, 2014

Winter Wildlife Adaptations

by John Windau, Wildlife Communications Specialist, District Two, Findlay, Ohio Red fox with mouse This year, winter in Ohio has been ...

Friday, January 17, 2014

Take Them Outside! In Winter?

by John Windau, Wildlife Communications Specialist, District Two Tired of winter already? Short days and long nights combined with children...

Friday, November 15, 2013

Activities that fit into Ohio’s New Life Sciences Standards

This month we continue our look into how the Division of Wildlife can help educators transition into the new standards and Model Curricu...

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Jen Dennison: Wildlife Education Coordinator, Ohio Division of Wildlife

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