Nature Education

Get the latest news and updates on Nature Education in Dublin, Ohio, USA from Nature Education Coordinator Mimi Migliore.

Learn why Bluebirds need our help to survive in Ohio The City of Dublin is hosting a special training for residents interested in monitoring Eastern Bluebird conservation boxes in Dublin’s parks and green spaces from 7-9 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7 at the Dublin Service Center, 6555 S

Plants Through floristic assessments, we know of our amazing plant diversity. Rock Cress, Drummond’s Aster, Rattlesnake Fern, and Marsh Marigold, all endangered or county records, have been found in Dublin’s parks along with a more common, but diverse list of plants. Regardless of the

Dublin parks have much to offer. Whether you’re in the mood for sports, walking a dog, enjoying a woodland walk, or splashing along the Scioto River you can enjoy it in Dublin. Dublin is rich with park diversity, boasting 1400 acres of land, 17 community parks, and 35 neighborho

The City has beautiful water ways including the Scioto River, The Little Indian Run, a 7-acre wetland and approximately 35 ponds; most of which are stocked. The River is a natural corridor for many animals and migrating species. Indian Run The Indian Run is a major tributary of the Sc

National certification confirms “It’s Greener in Dublin” We have become certified by the National Wildlife Federation as the 43rd Community Wildlife Habitat in the country and the very first community in the state of Ohio to achieve this honor. In response to City Council’s goal to pr

Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist Program Mission: To promote awareness and citizen stewardship of Ohio’s natural resources through science-based education and community service. Program Summary: As Ohio’s population grows more urban, it is becoming more difficult for people t