As our nation responds to this unprecedented situation, your Metroparks are essential places where we can all escape and relax in nature. We’re doing all we can to help you and your family stay healthy and happy.
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The latest information regarding Metroparks response to COVID-19.
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Protecting the health of park visitors and employees.
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Many of the reptiles in Metroparks Toledo rely on multiple, adjoining habitat types (or corridors) for activities like feeding, mating, nesting, and overwintering. A great example of this is the Blanding’s turtle, a state threatened species, which relies on wetlands, permanent and temporary ponds, and upland habitat.
A tiny wasp could have a big impact on young ash trees by reducing the emerald ash borer, giving the trees time to become reestablished in the forests.
The park system is among four finalists for the prestigious honor.
