• Glass City Riverwalk Tours
• Science Summit
• Do leaves bug you?
• Board Meeting October 15
• Librarian's Book Selection for October
• Historical Oak Openings Booklet Re-published with Photographs
• SLF: Painting the Town Red
• Board Meeting September 24
• Nature & Nurture: Breast Wellness Day
• Nature at Night Fest
• In Celebration of Hawks
• Manor House Tea Season Dates
• Staff Spotlight: Lauren Wilt
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Fungi
• Side Cut Kid's Club
• Family Haunted Bike Ride
• Plastic and Your Health: What You Need to Know
• Board Meeting August 27
• Toledo Riverfront Restoration in Spotlight at National Conference
• A Condo of Bats
• Volunteer Spotlight: Eric Curtis
• Librarian Picks Books to Celebrate Pollinators
• “King” of the Flycatchers
• Eat Your Way to a Better Future
• Board Meeting July 23
• Metroparks Homeschool Series
• Toledo Tree Tots (Ages 2.5 to 5)
• Fireworks in the 419 Viewing
• Hitching a Ride in the Metroparks
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Moths (1)
• SSOE Gift Supports Floating Wetlands at Glass City Riverwalk in Downtown Toledo
• The Serpent Moth
• Board Meeting June 18
• Large-scale Event Enhancements at Glass City
• Try it! Adaptive Equipment
• Water Conservation Isn’t Just About Faucets—It’s About Power, Too
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Nocturnal Mammals of the Woodlands and Savannas
• Metroparks Board Meeting May 28
• Celebrate Endangered Species Day, May 16
• Mercy Health and Metroparks Team Up to Address Community Health Priorities
• Rollin' Free Wednesdays at The Ribbon
• Open Houses Let You Shop for the Right Venue for Your Event
• The Ghost Bird of Northwest Ohio
• Girdham Road Sand Dunes to Become State Nature Preserve
• Native Landscaping
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Birds of Prey
• Stop Food Waste Day
• Board Meeting April 23
• Your Words Could Be Part of New Art in the Park
• Volunteer Hike Leader Program Celebrates 4th Year
• April is National Volunteer Month
• Librarian Picks a Selection of Books About Mammals
• Garden Collection Receives ArbNet Accreditation
• Fishing Series
• Board Meeting March 26
• Magazine Award Puts Toledo Area in National Spotlight
• Eagle Comeback in Ohio a Wildlife Success Story
• Butterfly Identification and Monitoring Workshop
• earnest brew works to Operate The Wheelhouse
• The Wormy Truth
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Wetland Animals
• Board Meeting February 26
• Water Quality
• Second Annual #5poets5parks to Celebrate National Poetry Month
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Owls
• Board Meeting January 29
• 100,000 Skater Party at The Ribbon
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Prehistoric Wildlife
• Squirrelly Strategists
• Board Meeting December 18
• Kroger Grant Helps Market Hall Reduce Waste
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Hibernation
• Trimming the Tree, Outdoor Skills Style
• Local Wood Thrush Tracked to Belize
• Season of the Cranes
• Travel Circle Series Brings the World to Wildwood
• Caroling at The Ribbon
• Board Meeting November 13
• Share the Love
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Turkeys (2024)
• Virtual Fall Archery Tournament (2024)
• Skate with the Rangers Toy Giveaway 2024
• Behind the Scenes at Stranleigh
• Predacious Portals
• Librarian Picks Books for the Month of October
• Metroparks Wins Top National Award for Glass City
• Ditch Project Will Increase Floodplain Capacity
• Board Meeting October 23
• Retro Ween w/ Eric Chase
• What Lies Beneath
• Board Meeting September 25
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Mushrooms
• Vistula Neighbors Fall Fest
• Canal Experience 30th Anniversary
• Back to School, Back to Nature
• 30 Years of The Canal Experience at Providence
• Board Meeting August 28
• Metroparks, Local Family Partner to Preserve Campground, Natural Area
• Immersive ‘Field of Histories’ Features Glowing Glass Orbs Integrated into Landscape
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Pollinators
• Conceled: Special Board Meeting
• Roundabout Announced for Monclova and Wilkins Roads
• Meet Me at the Enrichment Center
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Moths
• Board Meeting July 24
• Rollin, Rollin, Rollin!
• Board Meeting July 2
• A House is A Home for Birds
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Squirrels and Bats
• Board Meeting May 29
• Retro Skate with Eric Chase
• Art Loop in the Park
• Glass City Metropark Receives National Innovation Award
• Wheels in Motion
• Librarian Picks Books Focused on Spring Birding
• 5 Poets, 5 Parks Poetry Event
• Board Meeting April 24
• Open House in the Artist Village at TBG
• Woodland Carpets of Wildflowers
• Library Picks Books Focused on the Solar Eclipse
• Spring is Here! Hit the trails with Yark Automotive & the Trail Challenge
• The Spring Run: Walleye Fishing on the Maumee River
• Subterranean Architects
• Photo Contest Entries Now On Exhibit
• Tapping to the Beat of their Own Drum
• Women's History Month 2024
• Board Meeting March 20
• Librarian Picks Books Focused on Nature
• Tree Peepers
• Glass City Welcomes 50,000 Ice Skaters in its First Season
• Board Meeting February 28
• Music, Nature Find 'Common Ground'
• Metroparks Announces Inaugural National Poetry Month Collaboration #5poets5parks
• Special Board Meeting February 12
• Glass City Metropark Wins Top Honors in State Contest
• Rare and Colorful Visitor Wintering at Secor
• Wintering the Marsh Path
• Northwest Ohio Natural History and Research Conference
• Board Meeting January 24
• Winter Midges
• Librarian Picks a Selection of Books for Wintering Reading
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Metroparks History
• Board Meeting December 20
• Tower Helps Track Species Around the Globe
• New Year's Resolution
• Winter Chippies
• The Mighty Chinquapins
• Librarian Picks Books About Turkeys
• Board Meeting November 15
• Robbers with Wings
• Food Waste Composting Kick-Off (All Ages)
• Board Meeting October 25
• A Fortuitous Find
• Trunks of Fire
• New Recycling Bins
• Fall: First Colors Pop
• Fall: More Fall Color in the Field
• Barking Up the Right Tree
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Spooky Fun
• Board Meeting September 27
• FitPark: Pickleball Opens at Pearson
• Pickleball Mixer
• Zombie Prom
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Fall
• A Pollinator’s Oasis
• Special Board Meeting August 29
• Archery Skills Shoot
• Camps Connect Kids to the Outdoors
• Enjoy Hummingbirds While You Can
• Board Meeting August 23
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Insects
• Buried Treasure
• Next Board Meeting July 19
• Shimmering Bristletails
• Meet Zurijanne Carter, a Conservation Leader
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Summer Picnics
• Nature’s Fireworks
• The Ribbon Skate Party Series
• No Board Meeting in June
• Glass City Aerialists
• One-of-a-Kind Park Incorporates Unique Features
• Glass City Metropark Opens as Part of Toledo Riverfront Transformation
• Finding a Match
• Caution: Birds Ahead
• Blue Week, May 13-21
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Spring Birds
• Next Board Meeting May 17
• Glass City Metropark Opening Weekend June 9-11
• Dancing at Dusk
• National Orchid Day, April 16
• City Nature Challenge
• Spicing up the Woodlands
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Spring Gardening
• Board Meeting April 26
• Season of the Stoneflies
• Biggest Week in American Birding Programming
• Board Meeting March 22
• A Rusty Reveal
• Greater Toledo Community Foundation Announces Gift to Support Riverwalk
• It's Amphibian Eruption Time
• TBG Plant Collections Map Now Online
• Premier Bank Gift to Support Glass City Riverwalk
• Spring Cleaning IS for the Birds!
• The Sweet, “heart” of the Forest
• Board Meeting February 22
• Librarian Picks Books Focused on Spring Fun
• Conservation Leader Honored by State Association
• Metroparks Receives State Awards for Conservation, Glow Event
• Canopy Cruisers
• Valentine’s Skate at Glass City
• Community to Get Preview of Glass City Ice Skating Ribbon
• Master Builders
• Board Meeting January 18
• Otters on the Maumee
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Winter Fun
• Short-eareds --the Moth Owls
• The Highway Hawk
• Seven Swans A Swimming…at Howard Marsh
• Snow Place Like Metroparks has a New Home This Year!
• Board Meeting December 14
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on the Holiday's
• Talking Turkey (Plants)
• Metroparks Apparel for Sale
• Drama Underfoot
• Board Meeting Tuesday, November 15
• 2022 Science Summit November 10
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Preparing for Winter
• The Pumpkin Spider
• Seven Months of Nature at Fallen Timbers Battlefield
• Howard Marsh Addition Now Open
• Fall Color Report: Where to Enjoy the Show
• Board Meeting October 26
• Fall Falling All Around Us Driving Tour
• Community to Help Create Art at Glass City
• Fall Migration: Midnight Flights
• Librarian Picks: Pages of Halloween Fun
• Ride the Lights
• October Big Day
• Board Meeting September 28
• Side Cut Family Night
• Filling the Fall Skies
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Autumn
• Board Meeting August 31
• Lake Erie Communities Standardize Data Collection for Watershed Health
• Searching for Botanical Rarities
• Remarkable Pollinators: Part 4
• Not All Plants Are Green
• Presenting...Metroparks!
• Remarkable Pollinators: Part 3
• Remarkable Pollinators: Part 2
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Bugs
• Remarkable Pollinators: Part 1
• New Bridge Links Parks and People on Future Riverwalk
• Gift Will Help Further Goal of Transforming Toledo Riverfront
• Board Meeting July 27
• The Shadow on the Sand
• Monitoring Butterflies in our Region
• Tigers on the Prowl
• Student, Teacher Meet Up on the Appalachian Trail
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing Summer Picnic Fun
• Board Meeting June 22
• Sand, Sunshine and Waves for this Rare Wasp
• Fifth Third Bank, Metroparks Toledo Partner to Send Kids to Camp
• Librarian Picks Books that Focus on Camping
• Summer Solstice Yoga & Vegetarian Dinner
• Board President Makes it 'Look Far Easier than it is'
• Board Meeting May 25
• Special Board Meeting May 16
• For the Love of Birds
• Glass City Hard Hat Tours
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Birds
• ID Plants, Animals Over 4-day Contest
• THE Harbinger of Spring
• Dana Incorporated and Metroparks Toledo Announce ‘Sustaining Our World’ Lecture Series
• Diversity Employment Career Fair
• Board Meeting April 20
• Ohio Native Plant Month is Time to Celebrate Wildflowers
• Our Oak Openings Red-shouldered Hawks
• Librarian Picks Focus on Spring Gardening
• Open House: Ravine Park Reforestation
• Toledo Edison Partners with Metroparks to Protect Nesting Birds
• Red-shouldered Hawks Important Indicators
• Park People: Jordan Kotz Memorial
• New Director to Lead Metroparks Toledo Planning Dept.
• Board Meeting March 16
• Librarian Picks Books that Focus on Water
• Black History Month: Honoring Black Scientists
• Board Meeting February 23
• Black History Month: Honoring Black Botanists
• Park People: Fred Dannhauser
• Black History Month: Honoring Black Entomologists
• Success Stories on World Wetlands Day
• Librarian Picks Books Focusing on Spring
• Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation Grant Will Help Make Programs Accessible
• Board Meeting January 26
• Family Friendly Valentine's Day Celebration
• Adventure Kids Club Programs
• No Kids Allowed!
• Librarian Picks Focus on Winter Wildlife and Fun
• Take a Look Back at 2021
• Board Meeting, Records Commission Meeting December 15
• Woven Masterpieces
• The Winter Redbird
• Park People: Madison Lindsay
• Metroparks Glamping Experiences
• Board Meeting November 17
• Science Summit a Forum for Sharing Knowledge
• Searching for Rarities
• Metroparks Extended Hours
• Board Meeting October 27
• Park People: Lillie Frybarger
• Step by Step, Volunteer Walks 'Around the World'
• Poco Piatti to Operate Restaurant at Glass City
• Next Board Meeting September 22
• Ohio Bird Deaths Updates
• Mercy Health, Metroparks Dedicate FitPark: Climb
• Park People: Kendra Rison
• Librarian Picks Focus on Fall (1)
• Meet Me At Glass City Metropark
• Brewery, Coffeehouse Planned at Beach Ridge
• Board Meeting August 25
• Dana Donates $1 Million to Support Glass City Metropark and Riverwalk, Establishes Sustainability Partnership with Metroparks Toledo
• Park People: Jay and Tina Jindal
• Librarian Picks Focus on Bugs 2021
• Park People: Hugh Montgomery
• Open-Air Salsa Class at Wildwood Preserve
• Next Board Meeting July 28
• Middlegrounds Was Center of Transportation
• Scratching a Habitat’s Surface
• Folk Concert Series 2021
• Finding the Battlefield
• Metroparks Bicycle Tour Rolls Saturday, July 17
• V Project to Offer Vaccinations at Three Metroparks
• Pennies for Pearson
• Park People: Amy Szabo
• Wildwood Nearly Wasn't a Park
• Board Meeting June 30
• Mercy Health Gift Advances Riverwalk Development
• Carpe Diem: Seize the Carp!
• Park People: Kyle Johnson
• Conservation At Work Program
• Work Begins on Howard Marsh Phase 2
• The Sting of Success
• The Appalachian Trail new Grayson Highlands
• Board to Attend Meeting
• Great American Backyard Campground, June 26
• Park People: Valerie Juhasz
• Summer Solstice & Juneteenth Celebration
• 10K Steps: Spring in Your Step (June)
• Step-by-Step, Following the Blue Blazes
• Librarian Picks Focus on Camping
• Park People: Omar Smaidy
• Bridge Will Connect Riverfront Parks
• Board Meeting May 26
• Park People: Mosser Construction
• The Golden Bird of Two Worlds
• Librarian Picks Focus on Spring Birding
• Park People: Amiee Newman
• 10K Steps: Spring in Your Step (May)
• Learn How to Tango
• Park People: Greg Mahlman
• Eyes on the Skies for Broad-winged Hawks
• Thank You For Your Commitment
• Park People: Katherine Thompson
• Yoga at the Manor House
• Ranger Honored for Saving Woman
• Owens Corning Foundation Gift Advances Riverwalk Vision
• Restore Our Earth – Be a Metroparks Volunteer!
• Park People: Margie Kanary
• Tough Plants
• Be Happy, Be a Volunteer!
• Park People: Larry and Teryl Hatcher
• Park People: The Cooper Family
• 10K Steps: Spring in Your Step (April)
• Park People: Tricia Cassidy
• Librarian Picks Books that Focus on Spring Flowers
• Park People: Duane Prater
• Board Meeting April 28
• Park People: Pete Dzubay
• April Honors Native Spring Wildflowers
• Park People: Maumee Rotary Services Foundation
• Celebrate Forests March 21
• Board Meeting March 24 (Virtual)
• The Need for Trees
• Chasing Spring with Birds and Frogs
• A Bald Eagle within 5 Miles of every Lucas County Resident?
• Owls at Sunset on the Towpath and Beyond
• Bringing Biodiversity Back Home
• Librarian Picks Focus on Spring
• Park People: Anthony Amstutz
• Fishy Business along the Towpath and Beyond
• Park People: Kimberly Brown
• Who makes those Tunnels?
• Board Meeting February 24 (virtual)
• 'I Was Just a Ranger'
• A New Spin on “Get Outside Yourself!”
• Nature a Prescription for Wellbeing
• Rock it Out along the Towpath!
• The Sycamore and the ‘Drinking Gourd’
• Empty Nests? Look Again!
• Librarian Picks Books That Focus on Springtime
• Park People: Dan Plath
• Wildlife Trail Talk
• Notice of Special Board Meeting
• The Slinky Mink
• Board Meeting January 20 (Virtual)
• Oak Openings Breeding Raptor Project 2021
• Valentine's Program Returns
• In Observance of Martin Luther King Day
• Librarian Picks Focus on Winter Fun
• Visitors from the North
• More Room to Roam Just When We Need it Most
• Northwest Ohio’s Holly
• 12 Months of Volunteer Giving
• Next Board Meeting (Livestream) December 16
• Librarian Picks Focus on Winter
• Lead Gift Advances Riverwalk Vision
• Park People: John and Abby Flahie
• Flying Turkeys
• Board Meeting November 18
• A (Bird)house is a Home
• Park People: The VanWormer Family
• Librarian Picks Focus on People and Wildlife Getting Ready for Winter
• Park People: Meredith Busic
• Wetland Improvements Benefit Turtles
• Metroparks Receives National Gold Medal Award
• The Essence of Marcescence
• Peace Garden Dedicated at Side Cut
• Haars Honored for Volunteer Service
• You Can See, Smell and Taste the 'Mitten Tree'
• Next Board Meeting October 21
• The Tree with More
• Decompression Drive
• Librarian Picks Focus Books To Read By Flashlight
• The Autumn Blues
• Trail to Connect TBG, Hawkins School
• Request for Proposals: Fundraising Consultant
• Ellen Biddle Shipman; The Beginnings of a Legacy
• On Patrol with the 'Geese Police'
• Metroparks Board Meeting September 23 (Livestream)
• In the Footsteps of Moseley
• Federal Grant Boosts Plans for Riverwalk on Toledo Waterfront
• Brain Break Fun!
• Another Six Miles of Wabash Cannonball Trail Paved
• Corridor is Wiregrass Country
• Glow Paddle at Farnsworth (Sold Out)
• Metroparks Joins Pilot Water Testing Program
• Librarian Picks Focus on Fall
• Smoke in the Summer Savanna
• Popping Hoppers on the Oak Openings Sand
• Agreement Will Preserve Natural Area While Enhancing Services for People With Disabilities
• Your River Connection
• Next Board Meeting August 19
• Public Hardhat Tours Available at Glass City Metropark
• Mixing it Up at Cannonball Prairie
• Metroparks Staycations
• Librarian Picks for August (1)
• Everyone is Included in New Garden
• A Hummingbird or a Moth Incognito?
• A Doodlebug’s Story
• Soybeans Today, Prairie Tomorrow
• Newest Metropark Draws Nature Lovers After Quiet Opening
• Common Tern Nesting a Success at Howard Marsh
• July Board Meeting Via Live Stream on July 22, 2020
• The Jeweled Acrobats
• “Unexpected” Findings in the Oak Openings
• How Not to Camp with Toddlers Series
• The “Sand Runners”
• Librarian Picks Focus on Water
• Hidden Homes
• Promises Kept and a New Chapter for Metroparks (June Board Meeting)
• The Biggest Backyard Campout
• Aerial Acrobats
• Grant Promotes Safe Communities
• Floats for Fledglings
• Rare Blanding's Turtles Surveyed in the Metroparks (and You Can Help)
• Wasps Could Help Save Future Ash Trees
• Metroparks Toledo a Finalist for National Gold Medal Award in Parks and Recreation
• Wear Your Mask to the Park
• Toledo's Frogtown
• Inclusive Program Honored By Two National Associations
• Board Meeting Via Video May 20
• A Snake’s Way
• Librarian Picks Books That Focus on Flowers and Bird
• Back to the Nest for Baby Owl
• The Thrill of the Trill
• Metroparks Rangers Are Getting a New Look
• Machine Will Help Master Marsh Management
• Park People: Chris and Randy Haar
• Colorful Seasons Ahead
• Humming Along
• April Board Meeting Video
• Park People: The Wagener Family
• City of Toledo, Metroparks Continue Efforts to Revitalize the Maumee Riverfront
• Flight of the Bumble bee
• Park People: Karin Shindel
• Platform Campsites Coming to Bend View
• Coronavirus Updates
• Conversations with Metroparks Master Interpreter
• Should the Metroparks Stay Open?
• Park People: Judy Egan
• Passing the Time
• Celebrating Women in History
• Monthly Board Meeting Canceled
• Social Distancing
• Cancelled - Oak Openings Breeding Raptor Survey Looking for Volunteers
• Former Natural Resources Director Honored by State Organization
• Park People: Brandon Perry
• Librarian Picks Books That Focus on What to Look for as Spring Approaches
• Park People: Eleanor Killam
• Secor Grows to Third Largest Metropark
• Park People: Matt Yarder
• Ranger Dept. Honored for Pursuit of Excellence
• Park People: Jim Shaw, Construction Crew
• Natural History Conference Coming to Area February 29
• Volunteer Forges Unique Treehouse Touches
• Librarian Picks Books That Focus on Spring
• Park People: Don and Carime Kellermeier
• Metroparks Board Member Praises Partnership With Ability Center on its 100th Anniversary
• Park People: Perrysburg Moving and Hauling and Kevin Rantanen
• Where Are the Birds in Winter? Right Here!
• Park People: Jacob Rettenberger
• Librarian Picks Books for Outdoor Snowy Day Fun
• Project Update
• N. Toledo Park Will Complete 'Park Within 5 Miles' Promise
• Wabash Cannonball Trail to be Extended
• Toledo Waterfront Transformation Underway
• Wintering the Towpath Returns February 22
• Escape the Manor House at Wildwood Preserve
• Wintering the Towpath, Feb. 22, 2020
• Manor House Voted One of Country’s Top Holiday Historic Home Tours
• Comments, Questions Invited About Swan Creek Trail Extension
• Couple Who Met While Volunteering Light the MetroTree
• Northwest Ohio Has its Own Native Evergreen
• Librarian Picks Get You Ready for Winter
• Park People: Lott-Conlon Foundation
• Send Your Child to Winter Camp
• Manor House Nominated for USA Today 10Best Award
• Wild Turkeys Are Everywhere
• Trailhead Added Along Chessie Circle Trail
• Lots of Reasons to Venture Outdoors this Winter
• Librarian Picks Books About Fall Migration
• A Gathering of Gulls
• National Take A Hike Day, Sunday November 17
• Pearson Forest Bounces Back From Loss of Ash Trees
• Chocolate Slime Mold a Trick and a Treat to See
• Park People: Katharin Mason-Wolf
• Be Wary of the Berry
• Help Solve a Mystery
• 'Ms. Wildwood' Honored for 45 Years of Service to Park
• Park People: Judy Neipp
• Exciting Numbers for 'the Bird with the Sky on its Back'
• 10 Hikers Back from AT Adventure
• Librarian Picks Great Books to Read by Flashlight
• Park People: Humbert Conner
• A Touch of Blue on the Autumn Landscape
• Discover the Secret Forest: Grand Opening Sept. 14
• Western Reserve Land Conservancy and Metroparks Preserve 226 Acres to Expand Secor Metropark
• Park People: Ted and Pat Ligibel
• Treehouse Campaign Tops Goal
• Fit Park Ride Challenges Cyclists at Oak Openings
• Rare Leonard’s Skipper Seen at Oak Openings
• Rare Plant Found Where Pines Once Stood
• Librarian Picks Books for the Beginning of Fall
• Waterfowl Festival Returns to Pearson September 8
• Heart of the Parks: Staff Cite Coworkers for Commitment to The Metroparks Way
• Park People: Amanada Domalski
• Park People: Mary Steinhauser
• Study Finds Metroparks Generates Tens of Millions in Economic Benefits
• Stream Restoration Projects Improve Water Quality
• Bike Rodeo, September 21
• Metroparks Outdoor Challenge, Saturday, September 28
• Metroparks 50 Target Tournament, September 14
• Park People: Srini and Kamala Srinivasan
• Joe Croy: Metroparks Assistant Director
• Look for the skippers of the Prairie
• Librarian Picks Celebrate Bug Month
• Wildwood Red Trail Getting Upgrade
• Maintenance to Cause Delays on University/Parks Trail
• Park People: Bill and Vickie Halsey
• FBI Thanks Ranger for Help With Investigation
• WOW! What a Difference
• Unusual Deer at Side Cut a Rare Beauty
• Park People: Sharon Simmons
• Land Management Saving the Oak Openings
• Librarian Picks Get You Out On The Trails
• Park People: Ruth Griffin
• Park People: Volunteer Linda Bennet
• Yark Subaru Helps Take Outdoor Experiences to New Heights
• Metroparks Toledo Receives National Conservation Innovation Award
• Park People: Metroparks Toledo Foundation Board
• Paws in the Park, June 21 and August 26, is Happy Hour for People and Dogs
• Metroparks a Partner in 2019 Jeep Fest
• Librarian Picks Get Your Children Ready For Summer
• Metroparks and Partners Join Forces for a Fitter Toledo
• Park People: Penny Niday
• 'Wild Weather' Photo Exhibit Open at TBG
• Park People: Volunteer Paula Domitio
• New Life from the Ground Up
• Endangered Species Day is Every Day in Lucas County
• Former Prison Farm Now Harvests Native Seed
• Park People: Al and Jan Grant
• Students’ Art Connects Pieces of the Community
• Park People: Jason Diver
• Librarian Picks Get You Ready for Birding Season
• Park People: Volunteer: Claire Caryer
• Flower Flies
• Celebrate National Bat Appreciation Day, April 17
• Park People: Larry and Susan Kowalski
• Photo Arts Club Exhibit Opens at Secor
• Librarian Picks Celebrate National Poetry Month
• Park People: Jill Molnar
• Members Annual Behind the Scenes Bus Tour April 20
• Park People: Volunteer Steve Lauer
• Holiday Decoration Proposals Sought
• Metroparks Preserves 'Important Bird Areas'
• Nearly 9,600 lbs of Venison Donated to Charity
• Wetland Restoration Part Of The Solution
• It's Spring Prescribed Burn Season
• Park People: Leo and Sharon Knox
• Volunteer Opportunities for the New Season
• Park People: Heather Mosqueda
• Trees Killed by Oak Wilt Removed at Wildwood
• 'Pigeon Trees' Among Rare Finds at Limestone Glade
• Park People: Volunteer Rafael Antonio Rivera Gallegos
• Two Future Metroparks Named
• Parks & Plans: A March Sunday Lecture Series
• A Protective Partnership
• Treehouse Model on Display this Year at Libraries
• Therma-Tru Doors Add Warmth, Durability to Treehouse Experience
• Side Cut Still Recovering From Flood and Ice
• Librarian Picks Focus on Snow
• Water's Ways: Flood and Ice
• Metroparks Receives Governor's Award For Howard Marsh
• RMF Nooter Employees Volunteer Time, Talent to Wire Treehouse Village
• Kaptur Named Legislator of the Year By Ohio Parks and Recreation Association
• Photography Center to Get New Name, Broader Purpose
• Park People: Jennifer Elsworth
• Metroparks to Receive Awards for Conservation, Programs
• Metroparks Closed Wednesday and Thursday Due to Dangerous Cold
• Childhood Memories Spark Desire to Get Others Outdoors
• Park People: Felica Clark
• Former Leaders Would Be 'Overjoyed' at Today's Progress
• Hikers to Share Tales of Appalachian Trail Adventure
• Natural History, Research Highlighted at Forum
• Two Additional Members Appointed to Metroparks Board
• Librarian Picks Focus on Treehouses
• Do You Have What it Takes to Escape the Manor House?
• Kids 'Shop With a Cop'
• Record Turnout for Holidays in the Manor House
• Librarian Picks for December 2018
• Treehouses Meet Manor House During Holiday Event
• Why Support the Treehouse Village Campaign?
• Metroparks To Take Ownership of The Andersons South Toledo Property Sooner Than Expected
• Fight the Winter Blahs in Your Metroparks
• Returning to Toledo, Filmmaker Focuses on Metroparks
• Librarian Picks for November 2018
• First Look: Treehouse Village Taking Shape at Oak Openings
• Treehouse Village Has Familiar Swanton Name
• Pine Tree Management Planned at Oak Openings
• Wildwood Bike Rack Dedicated to 'Toledo's First Couple of Bicycling'
• Bicycling, Birding, Hunting Now at Howard Marsh
• Mountains and Molehills: A Photographic Journey
• Appalachian Trail Adventure Tests Backpackers' Skills
• Wildwood Receives Award for Public Spaces
• Metroparks Toledo Earns National Accreditation
• Movie Night At Side Cut, October 27, 2018
• Librarian Picks for October 2018
• Metroparks to Build Privately-funded Treehouse Village
• Metroparks Director Honored with Leadership Award
• Bids Sought for Payroll Processing
• Comments Wanted: Main Street Foot/Bike Bridge
• Bill Mewborn to Be Remembered in Park He Fought to Preserve
• Librarian Picks for September 2018
• Foundation Relaunched To Support a Bright Future for Metroparks
• Movie Night At Side Cut
• Librarian Picks For August
• Folk Artist Si Kahn to Perform Free Concert at Wildwood
• Blue Creek Nursery Receives National Award
• Brushing Up On French History in the Manor House
• ‘Stick Party’ to Celebrate 40,000 Miles Hiked
• Metroparks Planted 35,000 Trees this Spring
• Librarian Picks Focus on Nature
• Park People: Sanja Jennings
• Secor Metropark Recognized as an Inclusion National Demonstration Site
• Bird Research Conducted this Summer at Wildwood
• Pearson Bat Condo Open for Business
• Librarian Picks Are All About Nature
• Bike Share Cycle on Display at Wildwood
• AmeriCorps Digs In at TBG
• Mosquito Control in the Metroparks
• Tick Guide: Timely Topic for Spring and Summer
• Law Enforcement Combats Nationwide Theft Ring
• Call For Entries: Weather Phenomenon Photo Exhibit
• 47,000 Trees Planted in April
• Librarian Picks Are All Birds
• Mountain Biking 101
• Dogs Help Track Turtles for Research
• Public Garden Day at Botanical Garden May 11-12
• T-shirt Pop Up Shop Now Open
• New Houses Will Benefit Birds and Bats
• Park People: Karen Menard
• Wildflowers Put On a Show in the Metroparks
• Exhibit to Feature Paintings of Parks
• Park People: Joshua Brenneman
• Howard Marsh Metropark to Open April 28 Near Lake Erie
• A Marsh & More: New Park Advances Many Goals
• Librarian Picks Focus on Earth Day
• Metroparks Board Awards Contract for Bike Share
• Blood Donors Needed for March 29 Drive
• Ring Research Tells More About Trees Than Age
• What to Read: Recommendations from Your Library for March
• Park People: Brad Navarre
• Local History Topic of March Sunday Series
• Entities Working Together to Preserve a Toledo Gem
• Librarian Picks for February
• 11,284 lbs. of Venison Donated to Charities
• People, Projects, Programs Honored by Ohio Parks Industy
• Winter Learning Series Features Local Nature, Culture
• Librarian Picks Get You Ready For Winter Fun
• Snowy Days Were Made for Metroparks
• The Early Years: Remembering How We Got Here
• Librarian Picks Will Make You Wonder About Animals in your Metropark
• Donation Honors Memory of Special Dog
• Flags Fly as a Tribute from Family
• Flag Pole, Landscaping a Tribute to Husband
• Memorial Gift Enhances Wildwood Playground Area
• Turkey Time
• Comment on a New Metropark In the Oak Openings Corridor
• Metroparks, Mercy Health Partner to Increase Fitness Options at Wildwood
• Another 10 Years of Clean, Safe, Natural Metroparks.
• Comment on a Future Metropark: Manhattan Marsh
• Learn to Navigate the Choppy Waters of Buying a Kayak
• Zoo’s Elephants Help Rid Metroparks of Unwanted Plants
• New Metropark to Open Next Spring Near Lakes Erie Shore
• ZimSculpt Ending, But Two Sculptures to Remain
• Librarian Picks for November
• Bringing Diversity Back to the Oak Openings
• TBG, Seed Nursery Working Together
• Help Set a World Record
• Librarian Picks for October
• Metroparks Toledo is New Name for Regional Park District
• Scouts Build Homes for Birds
• Over 500 Birds Fledged from Boxes at Four Metroparks
• Statement in Response to Algae Bloom
• Why Do Leaves Change Color?
• Penta Students Building Island Campsites
• Monarchs at Wildwood; Rare Butterfly at Wiregrass Lake
• Horse Friendly Campsites Now Available
• Librarian Picks For September
• Experience Forest Bathing at Oak Openings
• Trail Talk: Everyone Can Enjoy Mixed-use Trails
• Free Workshops Build Mountain Biking Skills
• Seldom-seen Bird Subject of Curiosity for OSU Researchers
• Bikes, Assistance Available to Get Everyone on the Trail
• Immerse Yourself in History Aug. 20 at the Fallen Timbers Battlefield
• Wiregrass, Westwinds Take Flight in Weekend Demo Days
• Your Old Photos Can Help Restore Natural Areas
• Librarian Picks Are Enlightening Buggy Reads
• Trail Talk: Why the Initials on Trail Markers?
• Metroparks Receives Federal Funds to Develop North Toledo Park
• A Tale of Two Small Carnivores
• Mydas: The King of Flies
• Metroparks to Operate Toledo Botanical Garden
• Librarian Picks To Get You Ready To Splash Into Summer
• Metroparks Planning New Park On East Side Waterfront
• Putting Our Best Parks Forward
• 122 Miles in 15 Days Makes Mike a Super Trail Challenger
• 'Bat Condo' Shelters Growing Population
• Yoga in the Park
• Librarian Picks to Get You Ready for Spring Trees
• The Buzz About Bamboo Bee Houses
• Memorial Observance Sunday at Fallen Timbers Monument
• Rangers Named Best Dressed in National Contest
• Watch Your Step During Ground-nesting Season
• Librarian Picks to Get You Ready for May Flowers
• Plans Announced for Riverfront Land
• Park Commissioners to Meet April 26
• Programs Will Get You on Two Wheels this Bike Month
• Pergola Among Changes Coming to Swan Creek
• Have Pancakes at Pearson
• Kids Can Fish for Trout at Pearson Next Saturday
• Take a Short Survey on Two Park Projects
• AIA Toledo Presents Program About Middlegrounds
• Where to Find AED Devices in the Metroparks
• Manor House Piano Player Was a True Showman
• Kate's Gift to 'Help Keep the Parks Nice'
• Librarian Picks to Get You Ready for Birding Season
• Boardwalk Installed At Howard Marsh
• Trail Detour Ahead: Wildwood Red Trail
• Staff Crafts Solution to Coexist With Side Cut Beaver
• Fallen Timbers Film Special Showing March 26
• Friends of Pearson Schedule Sunday Speakers
• Metroparks Donates Nearly 10,000 lbs. of Venison to Feed the Hungry
• What to Read: Recommendations from Your Library
• Whooo’s Nesting?
• Warm February Weather = Packed Parks
• Metroparks Wins Record 6 Top Awards in State Contest
• Groundhog Day: Programs Celebrate Winter’s Halftime
• Aiming to Get Youth Outside in Gym Class
• Comments Sought on Park Projects
• Pine Siskin is Adapted for Winter
• Distinctive, Reclusive Pileated Woodpecker Seen at Swan Creek
• Board Selects Dave Zenk to Lead Metroparks as Executive Director
• Experience the Parks After Dark on Guided Nature Walks
• Battling Oak Wilt in the Metroparks
• Fossils and Striations Take You Back in Time at Blue Creek
• Go Bouldering at Blue Creek!
• New Metroparks Are More of a Good Thing
• Blue Creek Barn Getting New Roof (1)
• New River Access Honors Local Artist
• Notice of Special Meeting, November 9, 2016
• Notice of Special Meeting, November 7, 2016
• Trail Projects Receive Funding
• Witch Hazel: Learn the Truth About this Bewitching Tree
• Public Open House Wednesday for Chessie Circle Trail
• Discover the Quarry at Blue Creek, October 22
• The Fascinating Nature and History of Blue Creek
• International Guests Learn About Interpretation
• Overnight Bike-Camping Adventure October 1
• New Flag to Fly Over First Downtown Metropark
• Fall Seed Harvest in Full Swing at Blue Creek
• Noted Author Visits Blue Creek Seed Nursery
• Learn Nighttime Photography from Wildlife Photographer John Barrett
• What’s That on the Lawn?
• Newest Metropark Now Open in Downtown Toledo
• Naturalists to Discuss Effects of Climate Change on Reptiles
• Come Along for the Ride, With Cycle Circle
• Gift for Trail Maintenance Honors Bob and Betty Metz
• Hidden Gems Series Goes to Providence Dam Aug. 27
• Mud Hens Host Staff Outing at Side Cut
• Wayne’s Legion to Mark Battle’s 222nd Anniversary
• Tribute to Coach Benefits Wildwood Trail Users
• First Programs Scheduled for Middlegrounds
• Wildlife Photography on Exhibit at Secor
• Meet the Middlegrounds September 17
• Help Create a Singletrack Mtn Bike Trail at Oak Openings
• Eco-tours Take Your Paddling Skills to the Next Level
• Magazine: Toledo Among Best Places for Outdoor Lovers
• Public Open House: View Plans for New Mountain Bike Trail
• Canoeing the Canadian Wilderness: A Family Affair
• Find Pokemon Programs, Trails & Charging Stations
• Pokemon vs Real-life Wildlife in the Metroparks
• Five Picks for the Fourth of July Holiday Weekend
• Thru-Hiking the Appalachian Trail: What not to do!
• Singer/Picker to Play ‘Feel Good’ Music in the Manor House
• Metroparks Bike Tour July 16
• Contest Winner Takes New Bike for a Spin at Swan Creek
• Try-its and Classes Will Get You on the Water this Summer
• No Such Thing as 'Bad' Weather
• Spring Birding is Here
• Howard Marsh Contract Awarded
• These Family Outings are Perfect for Screen Free Week, May 2-8
• Spring Cleaning & Gear Maintenance
• Reflections of Florida: Photography by John Brady
• Canal Boat Makes a Splash
• Scouts Help Out on a Snowy Spring Saturday
• New Playground Opens at Wildwood
• Try These New or Improved Trails this Weekend
• See Remote-control Flying Demonstrations at Westwinds
• Sleeves Protect Tiny Trees
• High Above the Maumee
• Spring Snow
• Tattoos Beat The Blues, Help Send Kids to Camp
• Get Discount Tickets to Toledo Air Show
• Trail Patrol Volunteers Put Horses Through Paces
• Pianist Has Entertained at 100 Teas
• Start Now and Run All the Way to a 5K
• Public Invited to Learn About Plans for S. Toledo Property
• Metroparks To Host Public Forum April 5
• Intro To Group Cycling Clinic Offered in May
• Equestrian Volunteers Celebrate Anniversaries
• Volunteer Honored For State Award Nomination
• Maumee River 360
• 2016 Spring Run Walleye Fishing
• Ranger Recalled As Highlight For Young, Cross-country Travelers
• Global Youth Service Day April 16
• Wildwood Trees Used at Providence Mill
• Give Archery A Shot
• Documentary
• March Sunday Series
• 2016 Winter Deer Cull Concludes
• Metroparks of the Toledo Area Unveils a New Brand
• Dragonflies At Wiregrass Lake
• Hines Farm Blues Club Subject Of Free Public Programs
• Volunteers Monitor Vernal Pools
• Connect with Nature
• Public Comments Needed For Trail Projects
• Metroparks Director Named Professional Of The Year
• 'Land as Good as Gold'
• Region’s First Public Archery Range Opens
• New Signs Mark Metroparks Trails
• For Your Health: Resolve To Walk The Metroparks In 2016
• The Art Of Storytelling: Metroparks At The Library
• Progress at the Middlegrounds
• Video: Wiregrass Lake
• Get Ecocentric With Us
• Emerald Ash Borer Monitoring And Research
• Record 27,404 People Tour Holidays In The Manor House
• Wildwood’s Invasive Plants: FAQs
• Oak Savanna Habitat Management
• Painting Returned To Manor House After 40 Years
• Lucian Lathrop, Abolitionist From Sylvania
• The Coming Of The Canal
• Clearing The Swamp Forest
• Former Director's Legacy Includes Canal, Rail-Trails
• Jack Gallon Served Metroparks Board For 20 Years
• The Birds of 2014: A Year To Remember
• 'Nizir' Is First Four-legged Retiree From Mounted Patrol
• A Week Aboard The Guardian On Lake Michigan
• Vernal Pool Monitoring
• Cavity Nesting Bird Monitoring
• Bat Monitoring
• Rare plant monitoring
• Oak Openings Tornado Recovery Plan
• Please...Don't Feed The Animals In The Metroparks
• Treatment Begins To Preserve Oak Trees At Wildwood
• Why Staying On Marked Trails Is Important
• Bike Fixit Stations At Five Metroparks Locations
• Metroparks Re-accredited By National Commission
• Ground-nesting Birds: Please Do Not Disturb
• Long-term Butterfly Monitoring
• The Oak Openings Preserve Frog Survey
• Program Director Will Lead Expanded Programming
• Prairies Being Restored At Wildwood Preserve
• A Ride on The Volunteer Canal Boat
• The Men Who Built The Metroparks
• The Oak Openings Then And Now
• First Of New 'Signature' Playgrounds Open At Farnsworth
• Human Land Uses And The Impact On Plant Species Diversity
• 'Condo' Shelters Bats At Oak Openings
• Butterfly Monitoring In The Metroparks
• Landsat Data Used To Assess Native Landscape
• Trees Planted In Oak Openings Floodplain
• 'Never Look At A Puddle Of Water The Same'
• Cleaning Up After The Emerald Ash Borer
• Oak Openings Breeding Raptor Monitoring Project
• Oak Openings Raptor Spotters Have Eyes For Blobs