Ohio Woodlands, Water and Wildlife

The Ohio Woodland Stewards newsletter, Ohio Woodlands, Water and Wildlife, is produced three times a year. It provides subcribers with updates on the latest issues related to woodland management, including insect and disease or invasive plant issues. Articles are also geared towards expanding a readers knowledge base on a wide variety of topics related to our Ohio woodlands and the management and care of them. Subscribers can access the newsletter online at any time. When new issues are released it is available in either hard copy or electronic - just let us know which version you would like to receive.

  1. Fall 2011 Ohio Woodland Water & Wildlife Newsletter

    August 15,

    The Fall 2011 edition of the Ohio Woodland Water & Wildlife newsletter is now online. In this edition learn more about: Asian Longhorned Beetle Discovered in Ohio Wood You Know: Yellow-poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera) Critter Corner: Gwynne Conservation Area Schedule for the 2011 Farm Science Review Updating Ohio's Primary Wood Processors Directory

  2. Spring 2011 Ohio Woodlands, Water and Wildlife Newsletter

    March 23,

    The Spring/Summer edition of the Ohio Woodlands Water & Wildlife Newsletter is now online. In this edition: Kudzu.....in Ohio? American Elm Restoration Project Staying Ahead of Critter Conflict This Spring: Some Tips and Tools to Use Update: White Nose Syndrome in Ohio Meet Eric McConnell Publications

  3. Winter 2011 Ohio Woodlands Water & Wildlife Newsletter

    December 22,

    The Winter 2011 edition of the Ohio Woodlands Water & Wildlife newsletter is now available. Articles in this issue: White Nose Syndrome: A Deadly Threat to Ohio Bats 2011 Ohio Maple Days Usher in Ohio's Sweet Season Emerald Ash Borer Quarantine Changes: What You Need to Know Thousand Canker Disease of Walnut The Bright Red of Cardinals Means Less in Urban Areas Kentucky to Host Ohio River Valley Woodland & Wildlife Workshop

  4. Winter 2010 Ohio Woodlands Water & Wildlife Newsletter

    December 20,

    The Winter edition of the newsletter is now available for download. Articles in this edition include: Hazardous Algal Blooms in Ohio's Ponds and Small Lakes Ohio's Larget Remaining Undeveloped Forest to be Preserved EAB University Wants You! Critter Corner: Trading Tinsel for Treats 2010 Calendar of Classes

  5. Fall 2010 Woodlands Water & Wildlife Newsletter

    September 20,

    The fall edition of the newsletter is now available online. This edition covers topics on: Fall Webworm Basics of Safe Chainsaw Operation Class 2010 Gwynne Conservation Area Schedule of Events Critter Corner: Tales of Dragons and Damsels Natural Resource Enterprise Workshops Ohio Maple Days Ohio to Offer First Detector Training New Northeast Ohio Landowner Conference

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