Post Tagged with: "Marcel Weigand"

Ohio University researchers set out to determine the impact of the Route 33 bypass through Wayne National Forest on the local box turtle population. The answers were not exactly what they expected. Roads are everywhere! Roads define the very fabric of our civilization, and very few places in North America […]

The Biological Sciences Graduate Society has coordinated a series of biology talks for the public at the Athens Public Library. The “Biology in Your World” series if free and open to the public. The Athens Public Library is at 30 Home St., 740-592-4272. For more information, contact Charlene Hopkins, graduate […]

The Biological Sciences Graduate Society has coordinated a series of biology talks for the public at the Athens Public Library. The “Biology in Your World” series if free and open to the public. The Athens Public Library is at 30 Home St., 740-592-4272. For more information, contact Charlene Hopkins, graduate […]

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology graduate student Marcel Weigand’s research shows positive news for Eastern box turtles whose habitat was bisected by construction of the U.S. 33 bypass through the Wayne National Forest. “In 2013, the Wayne National Forest in southeastern Ohio was bisected by a high-traffic, high-speed highway, affecting a road-naïve […]

The Biological Sciences Graduate Society has coordinated a series of biology talks for the public at the Athens Public Library. The “Biology in Your World” series if free and open to the public. The Athens Public Library is at 30 Home St., 740-592-4272. For more information, contact Charlene Hopkins, graduate […]

The Biological Sciences Graduate Society has coordinated a series of biology talks for the public at the Athens Public Library. The “Biology in Your World” series if free and open to the public. The Athens Public Library is at 30 Home St., 740-592-4272. For more information, contact Charlene Hopkins, graduate […]

A garter snake photograph by Ohio University sophomore Ryan Wagner was chosen as the official 2018 Ohio Wildlife Legacy Stamp photograph. Wagner snapped the winning photo during summer fieldwork while the harmless garter “glared defiantly” at him. Wagner is a Biological Sciences-Wildlife and Conservation major. The Ohio Department of Natural […]