The Ohio Division of Wildlife stocked 46 million fish last year, with about half being one sport fish species.

Division of Wildlife is calling on residents to assist in its 2025 statewide bald eagle nest census by reporting active nests. Observers can submit locations at wildohio.gov through Sunday, March 16.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is asking the public for help locating bald eagle nests here in the Mahoning Valley ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife announced it is looking for passionate bird watchers to ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources released 46 million fish last year through its stocking program. Here's where you ...

Division of Wildlife is conducting a statewide bald eagle nest census in 2025 and is requesting the public’s help to locate ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources stocked Ohio lakes, rivers, ponds and streams with 46 million fish in 2024.

Representing more than 1,000 egg, chicken and turkey farmers across the state, the Ohio Poultry Association is responding to ...

To enhance the fishing in 2025, the state had released in 2024 a total of 46 million hatchery-raised fry, fingerlings and ...

The 46 million fish stocked in Ohio last year were of five life stages: 31.8 million fry, 13.4 million fingerlings, 236,701 ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says that they are investigating cases of bird flu that are suspected to have transferred over to local wildlife within the state.So far, the disease has ...

The Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife is accepting public comments until Thursday, Feb. 13, on a proposed oil and gas project beneath Zepernick Wildlife Area.