OSU Extension Watershed Team
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Photo Gallery: OWLS 2004
Approximately 50 watershed coordinators, agency professionals, and watershed group partners attended the workshop, which featured educational sessions as well as the opportunity to meet with peers. This 2-day workshop was coordinated by the Extension Educators in Watershed Management and sponsored by Ohio State University Extension, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources-Division of Soil and Water Conservation, and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. During the first day, participants took part in ice-breaking activities and educational sessions on greenways, organizational development, and tree identification. They also had a presentation by Stan Gehrt (Extension Specialist, Wildlife) on coyote behavior. On the second day, participants had their choice of a bike trip, nature hike, or tour of a brook trout restoration area. See additional information and photos on these activities. Photo above-right: Ohio Watershed Leaders participants practice tree identification.
Photo above left: Ice-breaking activities.
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