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What topics are covered on the Ohio DNR dot gov website?
The government website of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (Ohio DNR) is filled with information for residents on the natural resources available in Ohio. The topics covered are the preservation and protection of these natural resources.
What Ohio agency is responsible for poaching?
It is the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
What are all the natural resources of Ohio?
Only soil.
What natural resources were found in Toledo Ohio?
Salt ans coal are the most important natural resources is Ohio. For sure because they are nonrenewable resources.
Why were the french and English battling over the Ohio valley?
At the time, the Ohio Valley was rich in natural resources with potential for economic exploitation.
What are the natural resources of Ohio?
Water (Ex. Lake Erie)
What is Ohios most important resources?
Ohio's most important resources are fertile soils, and valuable mineral deposits such as coal, oil, natural gas, and rock salts.
What are some natural resources of Ohio?
Besides water in streams and major rivers, Ohio also boasts a border with Lake Erie. Ohio also has forests for wood and plantlife. In addition, Ohio is part of the geological Pittsburgh Coal Seam for bituminous coal, so it also has minerals. Some areas are more rocky, too. Ohio also has rich soil and farmlands over most of the state.
What are some natural resources that are harvested in Ohio?
buckeyes and snowThe states natural resources include: Coal, petroleum, and natural gas.
What does thee ODNR do?
The ODNR helps residents out of homes and building during natural disasters. ODNR stands for the Ohio Department of Nation Resources.
What has the author Francis Robert Aumann written?
Francis Robert Aumann has written: 'The government and administration of Ohio' -- subject(s): Politics and government 'Ohio Government and conservation' -- subject(s): Natural resources
Is inscription rock on kelleys island a national park?
Inscription Rock as well as the Glacial Grooves are part of the Ohio Historical Society properties and are managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (the State park system).
