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Natural Infrastructure Director
water for an additional five million Ohioans. The five worst harmful algal blooms on Lake Erie have ... nutrients. With Lake Erie to the north and the Ohio River to the south, our region is rich in water ... resources. Lake Erie provides drinking water for 11 million people, and the Ohio River provides drinking ...
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Master Gardeners Holiday Series- Forcing Amaryllis for the Winter Season
https://summit.osu.edu/events/master-gardeners-holiday-series-forcing-amaryllis-winter-season
Timing is everything with amaryllis-- at least if you hope to have it in bloom for the ... holidays. Learn how to force these showy flowers into bloom from Jacqueline Kowalski, agriculture and natural ... offer tips on encouraging your flowers to bloom on your schedule and getting them to rebloom for years ...
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Equine State Training and Educational Program
https://chaire.osu.edu/news/equine-state-training-and-educational-program
include all the information we would like covered while some counties may only include bits and pieces and ... multiple surveys to assess and help evaluate what content was needed. Have 4-Hers been able to complete the ... gathering, we actually had several counties use the program that might not have otherwise. This first year we ...
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Moderate summer harmful algal bloom predicted for western Lake Erie
research partners predict that western Lake Erie will experience a moderate harmful algal bloom this ... 5 indicates the more severe blooms. Lake Erie blooms consist of cyanobacteria, also called blue-green algae, ... predicted bloom and best position the community and its visitors to deal with what comes.” The severity ...
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Stopping COVID Cold
https://southcenters.osu.edu/newsletter/fall-2020/stopping-covid-cold
project. “OSU South Centers MEP strives to partner with businesses to lead in technologies and innovations, ... giving them their competitive edge,” added MEP Program Manager Doug Anderson. “We are proud to partner ... stirlingultracold.com, where you can read more about the technology. Connecting manufactures, like Stirling, with ...
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OCARD partnering with aquafarm giant to commercialize monosex fish
Development (OCARD) at the Ohio State University South Centers has partnered with Sandplains Aquaculture farm ... larger than females, and all-male monosex populations are needed by the aquaculture industry. OCARD at ... increasing growth rate by 30-35% and saving energy expenditure by 20-30% for sex growth. In the past several ...
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What Does it Take to Get Students Learning Outside?
https://hamilton.osu.edu/news/what-does-it-take-get-students-learning-outside
on the shoulders of the families and administrators as partners. Physically students will need the ... need to know the specifics of the natural world, but should have an appreciation for the cycles, the ... Development: According to Dr. Claire McCarthy, MD, Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School, “We need sun ...
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Summit County Master Gardener Holiday Series
https://summit.osu.edu/news/%C2%A0-summit-county-master-gardener-holiday-series
have it in bloom for the holidays. Learn how to force these showy flowers into bloom from Jacqueline ... of her favorites. She will also offer tips on encouraging your flowers to bloom on your schedule and ...
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Stand Up, Speak Out! How to Interrupt Bias by Being an Active Bystander
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/stand-speak-out-how-interrupt-bias-by-being-active-bystander
unintentionally cause harm to others, especially those directed toward people in vulnerable populations. Have you ... ever been in a situation like that and wanted to say or do something, but didn't know what to do? ... stop the harm and provide educational moments for those enacting implicit bias. These tools will enable ...
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Are Woolly Bears Weather Prognosticators?
https://summit.osu.edu/news/are-woolly-bears-weather-prognosticators
You can still find these bristly "winter predicting" caterpillars in Ohio as they ...