A look into Ohio's Conservation Successes

 
We are excited to announce that the Museum's river otters—specifically Atticus—were featured on the September cover of Cleveland Magazine. The issue focuses on a "collection of tales and tidbits about 40-plus other creatures" that symbolize the remarkable conservation successes accomplished throughout Ohio. Articles feature several of the Museum's animal ambassadors, as well as experts from our Wildlife and Natural Areas Divisions. 

The issue invites readers to "walk on the wild side" and learn more about Ohio's most interesting critters. Follow the links below to hear from Museum experts featured in the magazine.

• Critters of Cleveland Issue
• The River Otter's Remarkable Recovery in Ohio
• Bald Eagles Are a Symbol of Ohio's Conservation Success
• Northern Ohio's Only Venomous Snake Is a Focus of Conservation
• Trackers and Drones Help the Blanding's Turtle Rebound in Ohio

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Media Contact: 


Samantha Guenther, External Communications Manager
Cleveland Museum of Natural History 
216.403.4557 
[email protected]