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Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank accepting surplus garden produce (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank is accepting donations of surplus garden produce to supply fresh fruits and vegetables to local families. Growers with extra harvest can donate rather than letting produce go to waste or giving it away aimlessly. The food bank asks that all donated items be clean and fit for human consumption. Donations are best brought in a box, though clean containers are also accepted. Food donations of garden surplus or other items are accepted Mon
How to collect native plant seeds in the fall (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Early fall is the time to collect seeds from native plants to preserve, share, or plant for next year. Seeds are ready for collection during September and October. Monitoring plants during this period is critical because the collection window is limited. “When it is too late, usually the seeds will be gone,” said Jon Zabowski, a volunteer with Wild Ones Oak Openings Region and the Oak Openings Region Conservancy. “They either are falling out of the seed head, birds have eat
Waterspout season: Why you may spot a few more waterspouts heading into the fall (opens the original)
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MARBLEHEAD, OHIO (WTVG) - Waterspouts occur most frequently during the late summer and early fall. Waterspouts form when cold air travels over warm lake water, causing rising air and updrafts. Areas of rotation can be stretched upward beneath these updrafts, leading to waterspouts. In early fall, lake water is at its warmest temperature and the transition to cooler air temperatures creates conditions for waterspouts formation. There are two types of waterspouts: tornadic and fair weather. Tornad
Build a backyard habitat with native plants at workshop at Sidecut Metropark (opens the original)
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MAUMEE, Ohio (WTVG) - The Green Ribbon Initiative (GRI) is partnering with Metroparks Toledo, Wild Ones and The Oak Openings Region Conservancy to host a native plant container workshop. The GRI is a shared vision of public and private organizations, landowners and individuals who work to preserve and enhance critical natural areas in the Oak Openings Region in Northwest Ohio and Southeastern Michigan. This will take place in the Lamb Center at Sidecut Metropark from 10-11:30 am on Saturday, Sep
Nature on the go: Experience local wildlife from the driver’s seat (opens the original)
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OAK HARBOR, Ohio (WTVG) - The Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge hosts a “Wildlife Drive” where visitors can drive through a seven-mile self-guided tour. A map of the route is at the entrance and the drive is free, but an optional donation is encouraged in a blue box. The path takes a minimum of one hour to complete, depending on the number of stops along the way. There are two early exits, if visitors choose to cut the tour shorter. Some seasons are busier than others, such as the bird migration i
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