The Cincinnati Zoo mourns the death of Savanna, a 13-year-old cheetah and animal ambassador known for her public educational role and media appearances.

The Forest Park Senior Center is closed for renovations until mid-January, receiving upgrades like new flooring and paint, with all senior programming cancelled during this period.

The Cincinnati Zoo celebrates International Cheetah Day as their three cheetah cubs become ambassadors for conservation, while an innovative program helps protect cheetahs in the wild.

Ohio's new Heritage of Freedom Trail at East Fork State Park celebrates the state's role in the Underground Railroad, with educational signage detailing navigation methods and safe havens for those seeking freedom.

The Ohio Bat Fest, organized by UC's Joe Johnson and Missy Meierhofer, aims to educate the public about bats, featuring interactive booths, drone demonstrations, and a telemetry scavenger hunt to encourage conservation.

Ohio inaugurates its 150th State Nature Preserve, Baker Swamp, celebrating conservation efforts and public-private partnerships in preserving the state's natural resources.

Cincinnati Zoo welcomes two orphaned Montana black bear cubs to their new habitat, Bear Ridge, and emphasizes the importance of wildlife conservation and human-wildlife coexistence.

Cincinnati Zoo's Gorilla World welcomes a new baby gorilla born to first-time mother Gladys and silverback Mbeli. Both parents are navigating parenthood, with the public invited to suggest names for the newborn.

Multiple sightings of a black bear in Greater Cincinnati have stirred local communities, with the bear captured on police and residential cameras. Officials from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources are tracking the bear to ensure safety.

Montgomery hosts an event tomorrow at Terwilliger Lodge. Dr. Culley will discuss the Benedict Nature Preserve to educate and engage locals in environmental preservation.

Gladys, a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo, is pregnant. Raised by humans, she overcame a broken arm with a 3D-printed cast. Her mate Mbeli and the zoo celebrate the pregnancy.

The Hamilton Tree Board and Butler County OSU Extension are hosting a free event on March 25 in Hamilton, OH, to discuss the impact of climate change on local trees.

Ohio's ODNR is set to demolish Cloverlick Creek Dam to improve water quality and wildlife habitats, with work expected to start in 2025 and monitoring until 2028, funded partly by a federal grant.