The ODNR's 2025 acorn mast survey in Ohio shows higher than average acorn production from red and white oak trees, with significant wildlife implications and interest for hunters and conservationists.

Ohio Wildlife Council considers reducing deer bag limits in several counties due to EHD outbreak, impacting the 2025-26 hunting season, while also setting dates for the 2026 wild turkey hunting seasons.

Ohio veterans participated in an ODNR-hosted archery hunt in Zaleski State Forest, bonding and harvesting eleven deer as part of wildlife management and veteran appreciation efforts.

Hueston Woods State Park hosts "Kleinfunde," a wildlife photo exhibit by Mitch Wiebell, highlighting small creatures, part of ODNR and OAC's Arts in the Parks.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reported a slight decline in wild turkey populations with a poult index of 2.7 per hen, slightly below the 10-year average.

Ohio inaugurates a new marina and nature center at Buck Creek State Park, enhancing the state's recreational offerings with educational and leisure activities for visitors.

Conservationists released 116 young eastern hellbenders into Ohio's waterways to combat the species' near-endangerment, improve ecosystem health, and promote biodiversity.

A historical marker has been unveiled at Ash Cave in Hocking Hills State Park by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, highlighting the site's natural and human history.

Ohio's ODNR announces Hocking Hills region fall events with foliage tours and educational activities on October 25-26, including wagon rides and hikes.

Despite a dry spell, Ohio's trees are showcasing vibrant fall colors, with the ODNR providing updates and leaf-peeping recommendations.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has launched a digital challenge using an app to encourage visits to all state parks, rewarding visitors with digital badges.

The invasive box tree moth has been confirmed in four new Ohio counties, threatening the state's horticulture industry. The ODA urges public reporting and is taking action to assess the infestation.

ODNR stocked 20,000 muskies in nine Ohio lakes to bolster sport fishing and conservation efforts, offering anglers a chance to catch this challenging and sizable game fish.