OWA Ohio Wetlands Science Summit - October 14th!
OWA Ohio Wetlands Science Summit is Oct. 14th
Mick N. Micacchion, October 4th, 2017
The Ohio Vernal Pool Network Welcomes Lauren Blyth as its New Project Assistant!
OVPN Welcomes a New Project Assistant!
Allison Boehler, August 22nd, 2017
USGS StreamStats
Water quality and chemical assessments are just some of the many services MBI offers.
Rachel Day, November 16th, 2016
Tussock Sedge
Until you’ve had a chance to get-in and explore a high quality wetland it is hard to understand and appreciate the tremendous diversity of plant and animal species that thrive in a wet environment.
Pete Precario, November 16th, 2016
2013 Apprenticeship Training
This year, MBI offered several apprenticeship opportunities under the Ohio Credible Data Law.
Marty Knapp, November 16th, 2016
Organization Spotlight: Ohio Biological Survey
Founded in 1912, the Ohio Biological Survey (OBS) was developed to provide an opportunity for a variety of organizations to collaborate, produce, publish, and disseminate biological information.
Allison Boehler, November 16th, 2016
Squaw Root
One of the most interesting plants I recently stumbled upon – literally – in northeastern Ohio is the American Squawroot (Conopholis americana).
Pete Precario, November 16th, 2016
Vernal Pool Rebirth
These wetlands which in just a short period of time will be teeming with life are currently lying under a cover of ice and waiting for the warmer weather of late winter to explode into action.
Mick N. Micacchion, November 16th, 2016
Mick Micacchion Presents at the Dawes Arboretum this Saturday, Sept. 9th, 10 AM
Wetland Presentation at Dawes Arboretum Sat., Sept. 9th at 10 AM
Allison Boehler, September 5th, 2017
Mid Field Season Update
A major focus this year is our participation in the National Wetlands Condition Assessment, which began early this spring and has us at wetland sites across the country.
Allison Boehler, November 16th, 2016
Wetlands, Headwater Streams, and Nutrients
It seems that every day we hear new stories of nuisance algal blooms, Microcystis cyanobacteria and water borne toxins causing our water supply to be unpleasant and unsafe to drink and making recreation impossible.
Pete Precario, November 16th, 2016
Elucidating Ecological Ethos: The Gar
It seems most of us fishermen got our start on a trip to the “wilds” of a pond or lake with our dads. Looking back, I realize it was as much about spending time with my dad as catching fish.
Lon Hersha, November 16th, 2016
Digging for Gold
I was assigned to take two week-long trips to Virginia with Roger Thoma, a crayfish specialist and Senior Research Associate at MBI.
Blair Prusha, November 16th, 2016