Sheldon Marsh State Nature Preserve in Ohio is a prime spot for birdwatching during the spring migration, with a variety of species like warblers and egrets making an appearance.

Shier Rings Park in Dublin is closing for renovations, including the repair of its pond's stone walls. The shared use path will remain open, with work expected to be completed by August.

The North America Trek exhibit at the Columbus Zoo is delayed due to a window crack and bad weather, with the focus on animal acclimation and welfare.

Ohio hunters have harvested 12,451 wild turkeys in the first part of the 2021 season, surpassing the three-year average and closely following last year's figures.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources shared photos of Clifton Gorge and John Bryan State Park, highlighting the parks' spring beauty and inviting nature lovers to visit.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources showcased the spring colors of Zaleski State Forest from Atkinson Ridge Fire Tower, an enduring historical landmark offering panoramic views.

Governor Mike DeWine initiated Ohio State Parks Week with free admission, as ODNR hosts various outdoor activities and opens the Eco-Discovery Center at Salt Fork State Park on Earth Day.

Ohio youth hunters successfully harvested 1,740 turkeys during a special youth-only hunting weekend, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

The Ohio Spring Wildflower Bloom Report enters its fourth week, stating that despite recent rains, the wildflowers in Southern Ohio continue to thrive and present new species.

Scioto Park in Dublin is set to upgrade its stage starting April 15, with new decking and groundwork for a future shade structure, aiming to finish by early May. Events during this period will be relocated.

Ohio's park lodges offer a stress-free Easter meal with scenic views, as part of an annual tradition combining dining and nature. Reservations are available for April 20.

Ohio's spring wildflower season is in full swing, with Southern Ohio seeing the peak of rare species and nature preserves showcasing a variety of blooms statewide.

Ohio expects the emergence of Brood XIV periodical cicadas after a 17-year underground phase, as reported by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry.