2004/2005 Ravinia Article "Ferns of the Ravines"

Map of the Ravines of Central Ohio
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Green Map of 
Central Ohio

Toni Stahl and Marc Apfelstadt's National Wildlife Federation Habitat Ambassadors Web Page!

Have you seen someone dumping waste or hazardous materials illegally? Call Nail-a-Dumper or 614-871-5322 or visit www.nailadumper.com/

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New Issue of Ravinia now available online! Click here to find out about the amazing history of Iuka ravine along with many other interesting articles in our special 10th anniversary edition.

Past Announcements: 

The Ohio EPA Division of Surface Water has launched a new web page, the Surface Water Restoration and Protection (SRP) Clearinghouse. According to Ohio EPA, this clearinghouse was developed as a means to connect comeone "who has" a resource restoration, protection, or enhancement project available for implementation with someone "who is interested" in implementing such a project. Submitting a potential project nomination is completely voluntary, and project nominations can be withdrawn at any time.

The latest issue of Ravinia is now available online! To view or download a copy, click here.

Also, check out the exciting work being done by one of our sister organizations, the Adena Brook Community!

Hayden Run  Hayden Run Waterfall Ravine is a beautiful example of  a limestone ravine located along the Scioto River near Dublin. The ravine has been protected as part of the City of Columbus' "Griggs Nature Preserve." The park is publicly accessible with a new boardwalk and includes two spectacular overlooks at the top of the massive cliffs. Several representative limestone outcrop plants can be observed, including Blue Ash and the Smooth Cliffbrake Fern.

Photos from Hayden Run Waterfall Ravine photo1   photo2

To become a supporting member of Friends of the Ravines, simply fill out the attached form and mail it back to us. Access the Membership Form

 


The Guide to Protecting Urban Ravines is a resource to help property owners protect and maintain ravine property. Have a question about caring for a ravine? Consult the Guide Online. Copies are also available through area public libraries.