The swamp darner, also known as the wandering glider, can typically be spotted in June and July. The Dragonflies and Damselflies of Ohio Field Guide states that there have been reports of swamp ...

More information: Sara Marañón‐Jiménez et al, Warming Weakens Soil Nitrogen Stabilization Pathways Driving Proportional Carbon Losses in Subarctic Ecosystems, Global Change Biology (2025).

In the northern corners of Canada, early summer brings haskap, an inky indigo berry shaped like a bluebell. Native to the subarctic regions of Japan, Russia and northeastern China, the fruit also ...

Wildlife experts say the Swamp Darner is one of the biggest species of dragonfly in North America. The one pictured in the post was found in Maine; however, the massive insects are also in Ohio ...

The Lost Music of Auschwitz tells the story of the multiple orchestras forced to play in Auschwitz concentration camp. At Auschwitz, an estimated 1.1 million people were killed during the Second ...

Sandra Gayle “Sandy” (Darner) Minor 80, of West Lafayette passed away Wednesday, June 25, 2025 at Genesis Hospital in Zanesville. Born January 22, 1945 in Coshocton, she was the daughter of the late ...

Kop, who was among the five finalists selected for the Track and Field Coach of the Year award, admits that the award was a collective effort among all of the assistant coaches — Adam Gilbert, Kevin ...

11. Green Darner Dragonfly (image credits: unsplash) The Green Darner Dragonfly is a dazzling sight, with its bright green body and iridescent wings. This species is known for its long migratory ...

A study Led by the UAB and the CREAF shows that the loss of nitrogen from Arctic soil not only deprives plants of a vital nutrient but also contributes, proportionally and irreversibly, to increased ...

Fox Tank Company, a Texas-based leading provider of steel storage tanks and pressurized separation vessels for the oil and gas industry, is proud to announce the expansion of its manufacturing ...

In the last five years, the acreage of mango orchards across Sindh has dwindled, shrinking from 59,100 hectares in 2019-20 to 58,900 hectares in 2023-24.