State wildlife officer Zach Hillman of Green "lives and breathes" the work. Much like his late father, Phil Hillman, 'father ...

Native species are returning to Ohio due to conservation policies. With these laws in peril, what does the future hold for ...

The nonprofit received three injured eagles within the past couple of weeks, but one of them passed away.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A trio of species that were once a rare sight in Ohio are making a comeback. Bald eagles, bobcats and black bears are all seeing their populations rise in the Buckeye State, ...

Ohio’s only bee survey will continue after Ohio State received its annual grant funds. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has granted $1.3 million to be used to continue research at Ohio State, Mark ...

Black bear sightings keep rolling in from across the state. Here's where they have been spotted lately.

Police in this Ohio city are reporting a black bear wandering the streets. Here's where, how to protect yourself ...

Ohio's Oil and Gas Management Commission approved bids to allow fracking on nearly 15,000 acres of public land. The approved ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – A state panel on Monday approved an industry application to open about 62 acres of a preserved wildlife area in Carroll County for oil and gas drilling. The decision from the Oil and ...

Along the back fence of a Dayton cottage, dozens of honeysuckle stumps remain rooted in the ground. Their leafy branches have ...

Matt Misicka is the executive director of the Ohio Conservation Federation. Collin O’Mara is the president and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation. From northern bobwhite quail to monarch ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – From bald eagles to fireflies and forests, tales of Ohio’s great outdoors will soon head to the big screen. Ohio: Wild at Heart will debut in select theaters this fall and ...