The Ottawa River, once considered a polluted and nearly lifeless waterway, has become a success story in environmental restoration thanks to decades of conservation and water-quality improvement efforts. Ottawa River Coalition Executive Director Lydia Archambo highlighted the river's recovery and the importance of environmental stewardship during a presentation to the Lima Rotary Club.
The Kiwanis Club held their signature tree project today.
Activate Allen County is encouraging residents to start thinking about spring by taking part in community gardening opportunities in Lima.
For the fifteenth consecutive year, Nutrien’s Lima nitrogen facility has been honored with the 2025 Award for Excellence in Environmental, Health, Safety and Security.
The Ottawa River Coalition is now accepting applications for their Beth Seibert Environmental Scholarship! Applications are open through July 30th, 2025.
The weather cooperated for a little spring cleaning at the Johnny Appleseed Metro Parks on Friday.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is once again hosting Girl Scouts for tree planting events across the Buckeye State!
Many hands make light work, and that has been the case at the Ottawa River Cleanup. Thousands of people have participated over the years, cleaning up an unknown amount of trash and rubbish from the river. Organizers say volunteers can now sign up online at the City of Lima's website.
