By Nathalia Teixeira – Ohio News Connection The process of cleaning water so humans can use it is demanding. Organizations such as the Ohio EPA operate to certify the water quality is drinkable and usable for our daily tasks. But as citizens, we are also...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Sackett vs. EPA dealt a major blow to the Clean Water Act, placing in jeopardy millions of acres of wetlands and all people and wildlife that depend on these waterbodies for flood protection, sustenance, and other ecological...
Ohio River Foundation Annual Report now available. After 22 years, Ohio River Foundation (ORF) has seen an inflection point in its growth. In comparison to other parts of the country, the Ohio River Watershed has historically been the poor stepsister of conservation...
Tickets to go on sale this summer; proceeds benefit Cincinnati non-profit Ohio River Foundation The Cincinnati Coffee Festival is returning to the beautiful ballroom at Cincinnati Music Hall this fall. The popular annual festival is set to take place Saturday, October...
Ohio River Foundation aims to educate others on preserving the state’s water resources The Ohio River is the source of drinking water for more than 5 million people. Rich Cogen, the executive director and co-founder of the Ohio River Foundation, talked with Mike...
Dam removal will improve water quality and public safety, and protect freshwater biodiversity Ohio River Foundation (ORF) has been awarded a grant from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to lead the removal of a dam on Long Lick Run, located approximately 20 miles...
