Buckeye Basins Newsletter
Buckeye Basins is produced by the Ohio State University Extension, Watershed
Team. It is compiled quarterly for watershed coordinators,
Extension specialists, and natural resource professionals
to include within their newsletters, programs or however they see fit.
Please feel free to ask questions, share ideas or provide feedback by
contacting J.P. Lieser at lieser8@ag.osu.edu.
Issues
- The Power of a Positive No
- The Hellbender: Ohio's largest salamander
- Ways of Knowing Water
- Credible Data - Moving Citizen Scientists to Legitimacy
- Ordinances, Setbacks, and Zoning - Oh MY!
- 16th National Nonpoint Source Monitoring Conference
- Update on Ohio Household Sewage Treatment Systems
- Criteria for Effective Representatives in Natural Resource Management
- About World Water Day
- River Rally 2008
- Riparian Tree Planting Tips
- Ohio Lake Erie Commission Awards More Than $80,000 In Grants To Give Organizations For Research and Recreation
- Another Successful OWLS!
- Volunteer Monitoring Workshops Underway
- The Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist Program
- Extraordinary People Creating Extraordinary Communities: A Profile of Land Use Decision Makers
- Ohio Watershed Leaders (OWLS) 2007
- World Café: Facilitating Meaningful Conversations with Large Groups
- Using Rain Gardens to Aid in Stormwater Retention
- Federal Valley Watershed Group Names Horner As Coordinator
- Watershed Management: Dèjá Vu
- Water is Trendy: WMAO Call for Papers
- Ohio Volunteer Monitoring Efforts Continue to Expand
- Example Draft Ordinance to Reduce Phosphorous From Lawns
- A Local Legend
- Reflections on Watershed Leadership from the Ohio Watershed Leaders Conference August 31, 2006, Camp Akita
- The Ohio Bird Breeding Atlas II: Put the Nesting Birds of Your Property on the Map!
- The Making of an Ohio Watershed Coordinator Forum
- The Newly Formed Western Lake Erie Basin Partnership
- Duck Creek Watershed Project Hires New Coordinator
- Interpretive Sign Project Completed in the Sunday Creek Watershed
- Ohio Receives Nearly $350,000 for Watershed Projects
- Using Soft Science to Manage watersheds
- Ohio Watershed Leaders (OWLS) Conference
- How Large Is Your Water Footprint?
- US EPA Issues New Guidance on Watershed Planning
- NACD Launches New Electronic Urban Conservation Network
- Floodplains Riparian Zones and Buffer Strips Conference
- Lakes in Jeopardy
- The Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist Program
- Can we talk? The
interview as a valuable tool in watershed planning and implementation
- Ohio
Boaters and Marinas Pledge to Keep Ohio Waterways Clean
- Swimming Pool
Discharge Etiquette
- Observations from Five Years of the Ohio
Watershed Academy
- Source Water Protection, Part III: Drinking
Water Source Protection Funding & Grant Writing Tips
- Restoration Underway at Hope Clay Site
- An Overview of the Midwest Biodiversity Institute
and Center for Applied Bioassessment & Biocriteria
- Paralysis by Analysis or the Shotgun Approach:
Reasons for Strategic Planning
- Volunteer Monitors Complete First Year of Stream Study
- Creating an Ohio Master Naturalist Program
- Source Water Protection, Part II: Developing and Implementing
a Drinking Water Source Protection Plan
- Watershed Groups in Ohio Database
- Effort to Stop Ditch Petition in 1974 Becomes a Lifelong
Labor of Love: An Interview with Justine Magsig of the Sugar Creek
Protection Society
- Clean Water Act Funding Update
- Planning Adult Education Programs
- Source Water Protection: Assessment, Planning, and Implementation
- Collaboration in Watersheds
- OSU Extension Announces 5th Watershed Academy
Class
- ODNR Awards More Than $384,000 to Support Watershed
Protection
- Community Capacity Building Essential for Water
Resource Protection
- Multi-stakeholder Watershed Planning: Getting
to Decisions That Make a Difference
- Social Indicators: The Key to Preserving the 319
Program?
- Oak Regeneration in Southern Ohio
- 2004 Ohio Watershed Leaders Workshop (OWLS)
- Around Ohio with Ohio Livestock Coalition (OLC)
- Ohio Watershed Leaders (OWLS)
- 2004 Rethinking
the Expert Model in Watershed Education
- Removing
Small Dams Key to Stream Restoration
- Forests,
Forestry, and Conservation Easements
- Natural Resources Management
Planning
- New
State Extension Specialist for Wildlife
- OSUŽs Stream Ecology Lab
- Community Capacity Building Essential for
Water Resource Protection
- Clean Ohio Funds are Helping Watershed Protection
Efforts
- How Area Assistance Teams Can and Do Benefit Watershed
Project
- Sandusky River Coalition Update
- How to Get the Best Out of
Best Management Practices?
- Community Capacity Building Essential for
Water Resource Protection
- Opportunities for Stakeholder Involvement
in the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Process: An Update from
the Stillwater and Neuse River
- Getting the Most from Your Area Assistance
Team
- Upper Scioto Watershed Update
- Let Us Know About Your Upcoming Events
and Success Stories
- Why Some Watershed Plans Can End
Up on The Shelf (Part 4 of 4)
- International Society Releases Climate
Change Report
- Diversity and Watershed Planning: Always a Good Thing?
- Charities Face
Increasing Accountability Standards
- What Is So Great About Volunteer
Water Quality Monitoring?
- Third Annual Raccoon Creek Float
at Zaleski State Forest
- Watershed Stewardship: We
Can Make a Difference!
- 2003 Connecting Ohio's Watersheds
Conference
- Sycamores, Streams and Wildlife
- Why Some Watershed Plans Can End
Up On The Shelf
- EPA Jettisons Clinton Rule
On Cleaning Up Waterways
- EPA and Agriculture Working
Together to Improve AmericaŽs Waters
- Watershed Success Story
- Copper in Our Waterways
- Why Some Watershed Plans Can End Up On the Shelf (Part 2)
- Livestock Need "Clean" Water, Too
- USDA Releases $323 Million for Conservation Programs
- A Structured Approach to Public Involvement
- Why Precise Water Quality Data Is So Important in Producing a
Good Watershed Implementation Plan?
- Why Some Watershed Plans Can End Up on the Shelf
- A Short Summer Watershed Reading List
- Ohio's Primary Headwater Streams: Valuable Natural
Resources
- Is Barley Straw a Friend or Foe in the Fight
Against Pond Algae?
- New and Exciting Changes at the Gwynne Conservation
Area
- Ohio Watershed Leaders (OWLS) Workshop Brochure
- EPA Proposes Enhanced Approach to Cleaning Up America's
Waters
- Applications for Farmland Protection Program
Pour in from Ohio Farmers
- Warming Streams Could Wipe Out Salmon, Trout
- Wood-Chip Trenches Keep Nitrate Runoff in Check
- Riparian Tree Planting Tips
- Evaluating Watershed Education Programs
- Water Quality Monitoring Bill Proposed
- Learning Is A Key To Effective Watershed Management
- Aren't All Watershed Projects the Same?
- EPA Program Based on False Information
- Behind Every Good Stream Is a Volunteer
- Livestock Waste Management Alternatives
- Freshwater Mussels: Ohio Natives in Trouble
- Do Drainage Ditches Behave Like Streams?
- Generating Participation
in Watershed Planning
- Stopping the Spread
of Exotic Species in Ohio Waterways
- Ohio's Scenic
River Program: Protecting Our Most Pristine Waterways
- State Fish Campaign Goes
Full Circle
- Get to Know the Core 4 Initiative!
- Removing Small Dams Results
in River Restoration
- Protecting Lakes with Watershed
Techniques
- Livestock and Water Quality
- Resources to Investigate the Water Under Your Feet
- Building Effective
Water Protection Groups
- Study: Streams
Vital in Removing Water Pollution
- Watershed Management Techniques for the Waterman Farm
- Streams: The Life Blood
of the Land
- The Benefits of Streamside
Forests
- Hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico
- Changing Attitudes: The First Step Towards a
Stream Stewardship Ethic
- Is Your Lawn Polluting Ohio's Waters?
- The Benefits of Streamside Forests
- Total Maximum Daily Loads: Establishing Pollution
Budgets for Ohio Streams and Lakes
- Successful Organizations Foster Effective
Volunteerism
- Are Failing Septic Systems Affecting Your Watershed?
- Taking a Watershed Approach
- Citizen Scientists: A Valuable Tool for the Professionals
- Consider the Streams When Cutting the Trees
- Dutch Dairy Water Quality Concerns in NW Ohio
- Your Local Stream Needs You!
- The Canary in the Coal Mine: Using Aquatic Life
to Determine Stream Health
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