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Fall Migrations to Observe This Season

September 9, 2024

From birds to butterflies, wildlife is on the move. Ohio’s geography of forests, grasslands and coasts, along with two large water sources—Lake Erie and the Ohio River—attracts a wide array of wildlife during fall migration. Here are…

Topics: Wildlife

What to Look for in the Late Summer Sky

August 2, 2024

The summer night sky is a treasure trove of exciting objects to see with the naked eye. The difficulty most people face with summer observing is that the stars do not appear until well into the night,…

Topics: Astronomy

Lake Erie Nature & Science Center Begins Wildlife Gardens Education and Renovation Project

June 20, 2024

As children and families continue to enjoy exhibits and summer programs, Lake Erie Nature & Science Center is beginning renovations of its outdoor Wildlife Gardens which will improve experiences for visitors of all ages. Covering 20,000 square…

Topics: News,Wildlife

Springtime reminders for baby wildlife season

May 3, 2024

Spring is here which means baby season for our local wildlife. As wildlife rehabilitators prepare for their busiest time of the year, Lake Erie Nature & Science Center is sharing reminders for when you encounter baby wildlife…

Topics: Wildlife

Total Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024: What to Expect

March 26, 2024

The total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024 will be a once-in-a-lifetime event to experience in Northeast Ohio. What is a solar eclipse? Well, the moon orbits Earth approximately every 27 days. A solar eclipse is the…

Topics: Astronomy

Superb Owl Sunday: 8 Fun Facts About Owls

February 9, 2024

Owls are some of the most fascinating creatures in Ohio. Their mysterious nature, charismatic expressions and recognizable calls have sparked interest for centuries.  In honor of Superb Owl Sunday, here are fun facts to celebrate these magnificent…

Topics: Wildlife

What to look for in the winter sky

December 19, 2023

The winter solstice will occur on Thursday, December 21 when the Sun reaches its southernmost position in the sky. The least amount of sunlight will reach Earth, marking the first astronomical day of winter and the shortest…

Topics: Astronomy

8 Wild Facts About Wild Turkeys

November 17, 2023

The Wild Turkey is one of the most recognizable birds in North America and can be found in all of Ohio’s 88 counties. While you are likely familiar with the Wild Turkey (especially this week!), you may…

Topics: Wildlife

Coexisting with your wild neighbors

August 28, 2023

You have new neighbors. They are messing up your lawn, raiding your garden and knocking over your trash cans. You wish you could ask them to stop, but you’re not sure they will listen. It’s (hopefully!) not…

Topics: Wildlife

Summer Stargazing

July 24, 2023

The recent Summer Solstice on June 21 was the longest day of the year with over 15 hours of daylight. As the days gradually become shorter throughout the warm summer months, there is plenty of time to…

Topics: Astronomy
Renovations are underway in the outdoor Wildlife GardensClick here to learn more.