The Wild Stark Foundation For Outdoor Education

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The Wild Stark Foundation For Outdoor Education A nonprofit method to strengthen local parks, educate the public, and conduct research.

07/13/2026

This small creek is the home of many different species. This is just one of many we have found!

07/11/2026

There's so much to find in your local parks and backyards. Go explore!

07/05/2026

The soothing sounds of nature are all around you! You just have to look or should I say listen.

07/04/2026

Had to get out and experience the Navarre-Bethlehem Park right after some big showers n thunderstorms. I was not disappointed!

What you see is all the poison hemlock that was removed from the Navarre-Bethlehem Park! There were some other invasives...
06/30/2026

What you see is all the poison hemlock that was removed from the Navarre-Bethlehem Park! There were some other invasives that were removed in the process. Thank you Benjamin Bravis and Kane Stotzer for the invasive species removal!

12/10/2025

Remember the “Extirpated” species we showed at the Stark County Native Fish Display in 2022? Well they’re coming back! We’re happy to see this update, showing some of their new homes.

🐟 Meet Your Aquatic Neighbors at the 2025 Stark County Fair! 🌿 Join us to explore: 🐠 8 exhibits highlighting aquatic l...
08/27/2025

🐟 Meet Your Aquatic Neighbors at the 2025 Stark County Fair! 🌿
Join us to explore:
🐠 8 exhibits highlighting aquatic life in Stark County
🌼 Native plant showcase, supported by Terra Depot Native Plant Nursery
🏞️ Interactive Learning Experiences
🤖 Nature Bot, our AI wildlife expert, answering all your local wildlife questions
Ideal for families and anyone eager to learn about our environment! 📚

📍 Find us: Wildlife Building, southernmost part of the Stark County Fairgrounds
📅 When: August 26–September 1, 2025, during fair hours
🎟️ Cost: Free with fair admission!
💸 Support us: Donations accepted online at https://www.wildstark.org/involved to keep our efforts thriving!

Learn about our local ecosystem with the Wild Stark Foundation for Outdoor Education. 🐢

If you see these invasive species around, please relocate them directly to the garbage. If you can, get your invasive sp...
06/04/2025

If you see these invasive species around, please relocate them directly to the garbage. If you can, get your invasive species pulled this week, because they are about ready to start dropping their seeds.
Do Not Burn Poison Hemlock

This weekend, invasive species were removed from both sides of 1,675 feet of Fohl Creek in Navarre-Bethlehem Park. Targe...
06/02/2025

This weekend, invasive species were removed from both sides of 1,675 feet of Fohl Creek in Navarre-Bethlehem Park. Target species included Poison Hemlock, Garlic Mustard, Purple Crown Vetch, Dame's Rocket, and Tree-of-Heaven. To give you an idea of the amount that was removed, the removed vegetation filled one and a half dumpsters.
This removal, completed before the seeds drop, will reduce the workload next year, when this process will need to be repeated.
Some Garlic Mustard and Crown Vetch may remain, but all mature Poison Hemlock has been removed to prevent seed dispersal.
(See photo captions to learn about the Native look-alike to Poison Hemlock, which remains in the park, and is not dangerous.)

If you would like to support Wild Stark's mission at NBTP and beyond, visit WildStark.org/Involved or donate at https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/AMTFGNQVPYQ8S

We can’t wait to see what sprouts at NBTP! On Saturday March 29th, the Pollinator Meadow and Navarre Wetland received a ...
03/30/2025

We can’t wait to see what sprouts at NBTP! On Saturday March 29th, the Pollinator Meadow and Navarre Wetland received a combined 71 species of Ohio native seeds, which will add to the ~60 plant species growing across the park, more than doubling the plant diversity of NBTP as a whole! The lists shown below are only some of the species planted.

Aside from adding natural beauty, these native plants will create opportunity for increased insect, bird, amphibian and reptile diversity. This will lead to a much stronger ecology at NBTP, and many more educational opportunities.

We would also like to thank our volunteers who helped us make fish traps at the March public meeting, to be used in upcoming research. If you’d like to join in the fun, join us at NBTP on the fourth wednesday of next month at 6pm!
(In the case of poor weather, a different meeting location will be announced)

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