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Metroparks Magazine Summer 2010
Metroparks Magazine Summer 2010
Metroparks Magazine Summer 2010
M A G A Z I N E
Summer 2010
M e t r o p a r k s o f t h e To l e d o Area
Summer Symphony 15
A Photo Essay
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M A G A Z I N E
SPRING/SUMMER 2010
VOL. 17, NO. 1
published by
Metroparks of the Toledo Area
5100 West Central Avenue
Toledo, OH 43615-2100 The Perfect Park For Summer
419.407.9700
R
emember summers at Side Cut? Generations
Board of Park Commissioners of Toledo area residents have been drawn to the
Scott J. Savage, President
scenic spot for the cool breeze along the Maumee
Fritz Byers, Vice President River, where people have been gathering since, well,
Lera Doneghy, Vice President probably as long as there have been people here in northwest
Ohio.
Staff:
It also has the distinction of being the first Metropark.
Donald R. Rettig, Jr., Director
don.rettig@metroparkstoledo.com
It was 80 years ago this summer – August 7, 1930 to be exact
Denise Johnson, Director, Visitor Services
– that the Toledo Metropolitan Park District entered into an
denise.johnson@metroparkstoledo.com
agreement with the Ohio Department of Public Works to lease
Patty Morgenstern,
Side Cut Park for $100 a year for two years. The parkland
Membership/Customer Service Supervisor
patty.morgenstern@metroparkstoledo.com
included land from Lock 1 to Lock 6 of the old “side cut”
that linked the former Miami and Erie Canal with the city of
Scott Carpenter,
Public Relations Director/Editor
Maumee.
scott.carpenter@metroparkstoledo.com
Today, Side Cut is a popular local park as well as a destination
Jesse Mireles, Art Direction
jesse.mireles@metroparkstoledo.com for fishermen from throughout the region and beyond during
the nationally known spring walleye run.
Valerie Juhasz, Production Manager
valerie.juhasz@metroparkstoledo.com
Did you know:
© Metroparks of the Toledo Area 2010 • The Ohio chapter of the National Audubon Society lists Side
Cut as one of the Important Bird Areas in the state.
On the cover:
Nothing says summer like damselflies • Side Cut includes Blue Grass Island and the Audubon Islands
(pictured) and dragonflies. For more in the Maumee River.
images from the “Summer Symphony,”
see the photo essay beginning on • You can go from Side Cut to Oak Openings on foot or
page 15.
bike. Take the Fallen Timbers Trail up to the Fallen Timbers
Monument, then over the bike/pedestrian bridge to Jerome
Opposite page: Road. Follow Jerome to the Wabash Cannonball Trail, then
Some of the most stunning scenery in take the north route of the trail all the way to Oak Openings
Lucas County can be enjoyed from the and beyond.
four Maumee River parks: Side Cut,
Farnsworth, Bend View and Providence.
The Side Cut Explorer is one way to enjoy the park. The
15-passenger tram takes visitors on guided tours each Tuesday
at 10 a.m. in summer and fall. Reservations are needed; call
419-407-9700 or register online at MetroparksToledo.com.
Beetle Leaves
Path Of
Destruction
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Two-Year Effort To date, researchers have no
reason to believe that any ash
Federal Funds
Will Remove trees will survive in places Welcome
infested by the emerald ash
Thousands Of borer, whose larvae feeds on The urban ecosystem restoration
Hazardous Trees the tissue under the bark of
ash species, starving the tree of
project, which will continue
through 2011, is being funded
A
nutrients. by a $1.3 million grant from
t just a half-inch long, the
shiny, green beetle looks the American Recovery and
“It’s a staggering number,” Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
harmless enough. Yet in
Gallaher said of the ash trees
less than eight years, the emerald
in the Metroparks, particularly The project will create or sustain
ash borer has cost taxpayers
at Pearson and Secor. Both about 15 private-sector “green”
and property owners millions of
parks have wet areas where ash jobs in the arborculture and
dollars, and it threatens to erase
accounts for even more than 10 forest restoration industry while
one of the region’s most common
percent of the trees. restoring forest ecosystems in
trees from the landscape,
possibly forever. the economically-challenged
Pearson has been at the center greater Toledo area.
of the ash borer story before.
The borer has left a path of
In 2005, Metroparks closed the “The emerald ash borer has
destruction across 13 states, two
park from April 23 to July 13 been devastating, and it could
Canadian provinces and more
while crews contracted by the not have come at a worse time
than two-thirds of the counties in
Ohio Department of Agriculture because of the current economic
Ohio. Since the borer landed in
worked to remove ash trees in challenges,” said Gallaher. “This
Michigan in summer 2002, tens of
an attempt to stop the beetle project will allow us to remove
millions of ash trees have died,
from advancing further into Ohio. hazardous trees more quickly
and tens of millions more are
When federal funding ran out, than we would have been able to
certain to suffer the same fate. In
work stopped far short of the do with our own resources. This
Ohio alone, an estimated one in
state’s goal. is important because of the large
10 trees is an ash, which means
up to a half-billion trees are in number of dead ash trees we are
The current project has nothing seeing in the Metroparks.
jeopardy.
to do with stopping the borer,
which has already left its mark. “We are so fortunate to be in the
Faced with the prospect of
Instead, crews working for position we’re in now with the
thousands of dead, falling trees in
Metroparks are removing trees grant to be able to remove these
the years ahead, Metroparks has
that pose a hazard to people or hazardous trees,” he said.
begun the process of cleaning up
property when they eventually
the little beetle’s big mess.
tumble over. “Hazard trees” The project, announced by
also are being removed at Oak Secretary of Agriculture Tom
“It’s just terrible,” said Tim
Openings Preserve, Secor and Vilsack a year ago, is one of 191
Gallaher, Metroparks land
Wildwood Preserve this year. Forest Service ARRA projects for
management supervisor, who
The parks will remain open, but facilities and trails. The American
had just finished marking another
sections of trails will be closed Recovery and Reinvestment Act
100 mature trees (26-30 inches
from time to time during the work. directs the Forest Service to
in diameter) to be removed at
Pearson back in March. Ash trees marked for removal at Pearson in 2003. Facing page: A towering ash at Secor has
no leaves this year. Thousands of mature trees are dying. Those that pose a hazard are being
By then, more than 300 trees taken down.
had already fallen at Pearson,
representing just 10 percent of
the total number of ash trees at
the Oregon park. Tree removal at
several Metroparks will continue
through this year as part of a
large project that also includes
restoring areas where trees have
come down.
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improve, maintain and renovate plots have been established “So far, the big story has been
public and administrative at Pearson, Oak Openings, the invasive plants,” said Knight,
facilities. Wildwood and Fallen Timbers to who has previously researched
study the voids left by ash trees. invasive species in Minnesota
Gallaher said Metroparks chose and Poland. “There are invasives
to approach the project with a “The restoration work is the good in these ecosystems and they
series of small contracts to make news,” said Kathleen Knight, seem to take off in these areas.
the best use of local contractors Ph.D., a research ecologist with It’s bad enough to lose the ash
with specialized capabilities. the USDA Forest Service, who trees, but then we have this
is overseeing the research and second wave of invasions from
In addition to contractors, restoration efforts. other non-native species.”
Metroparks has hired two people
for two years to be crew leaders, “I’m really hopeful that we’ll One question for researchers:
plus five seasonal employees. do something useful in the once a wave of ash borers moves
The grant will also pay for three Metroparks themselves – setting through an area, killing all the
researchers who will be on the up these forests to be sustainable ash trees and therefore their food
Metroparks payroll but work over time. I’m also hopeful that source, will there still be beetles
at the direction of the Forest we will be able to tell other states left to feed on new ash trees that
Service. what we’ve done, what were the grow?
results and the costs.”
“So far they seem to be staying
Filling The Void Knight, who is based at the around,” Knight said.
Forest Sciences Laboratory in
As part of the project, Delaware, Ohio, has studied the Restoring areas previously in the
Metroparks and the Forest effects of the borer on forest shadow of ash trees will include
Service will also research and ecosystems in Ohio for the past weeding out invasive species and
restore natural areas where ash four years, working with others planting new trees.
trees have been removed. Test doing the same in Michigan. continued on page 8
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The Problem With Invasive Species Garlic mustard - a non-native,
biennial herb that grows 5 to
46 inches tall. Garlic mustard
The emerald ash borer isn’t the aggressively out-competes native
only invasive species from Asia species in the understory of
making headlines in Ohio this forests and woodlands, shading
year. The Asian (“bighead”) carp out native wildflowers.
has raised concerns that the
fish could forever alter the Great Buckthorns - woody shrubs
Lakes like the beetle is altering or small trees that can reach
the forest. up to 20 feet in height. Once
established, it aggressively
From the autumn olive shrub to invades natural areas and forms
zebra mussels in our lakes and dense thickets, displacing
streams, “invasives” are Public native species and shading
Enemy No. 1 to those working to out native trees, shrubs and
protect our natural heritage. wildflowers.
Invasive, non-native animal
Amy Stone, Extension educator species causing problems in Autumn olive - deciduous
in Lucas County for Ohio State America range from Asian fire shrubs or small trees that grow
University Extension, said she ants to feral pigs. Troublesome to 20 feet tall. It aggressively
spends about three-quarters exotic plants number in the out-competes native plants and
of her time on invasive species dozens. When Metroparks talks shrubs.
education, or talking with about “restoration” or “land
people in other states, “telling management,” it often means The marshes along Lake Erie
our story so people are more controlling invasive plants. have been degraded by invasive,
prepared.” non-native species such as
According to the Center for purple loosestrife, a popular
“We’re promoting to people to Invasive Species and Ecosystem garden flower that grows 3 to 7
be on the lookout for invasives Health at the University of feet tall, and phragmites, a grass
in their own landscaping,” said Georgia, approximately 42 that reaches up to 15 feet tall.
Stone, who is based at Toledo percent of threatened or Both species displace native
Botanical Garden. endangered species are at risk plants that provide higher quality
because of non-native, invasive food sources for birds and other
A species is considered invasive species. wildlife.
if it meets two criteria:
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continued from page 6
Ironically, the tree of choice is
the elm. Ironic because when
most elm trees were killed by
Dutch elm disease, the tree most
commonly planted to replace
them was the green ash.
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‘Last Stand’ Exhibit
bearing passionate witness to
our remaining few wildernesses
and reminding us why they
From the exhibit “Last Stand.” Photos copyright Annie Griffiths Belt.
About the National
Geographic Museum
The National Geographic
A traveling National Geographic that today. Griffiths Belt’s images Museum produces exhibitions
Museum exhibition, “Last Stand: take viewers from the tallgrass based on National Geographic
America’s Virgin Lands,” is on prairies of Kansas to the Arctic projects and research, which
view at the National Center for tundra of Alaska and from the are displayed at the Society’s
Nature Photography at Secor deserts of the Southwest to the headquarters in Washington,
Metropark through August 29. Pacific-pounded coast of Oregon,
continued on page 13
The 57 works drawn from a
National Geographic book of the
same name by award-winning
photographer Annie Griffiths
Belt and noted author Barbara
Kingsolver feature unique images
that document and capture the
essence of America’s endangered
wilderness areas.
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Scouting
Part Of Metroparks From
The Beginning
By Trina Houser
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Boardwalks and bridges are among the many contributions made by local Boy Scouts. Programs for scouts of all ages help them earn credit
toward advancement.
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n honor of 100 years of 54,000 members. Baden-Powell About 15 years after the Scouting
Scouting in the United States, wanted to expand on the idea, so movement came to America, a
more than 200 local Boy he tested some theories, wrote group of people in Lucas County
Scouts came to Providence the book, "Aids to Scouting," formed the Metropolitan Park
Metropark May 1 to work on and in 1908, the Boy Scouting District to preserve abandoned
badge requirements and enjoy a movement was born. canal lands along the Maumee
day designed especially for them. River.
It was Metroparks way of saying A couple years later, American
thank you to the Scouts for a businessman William Boyce It didn't take long for the Scouts
partnership that has lasted more was on a trip to London when and Metroparks to come together
than eight decades. he found himself lost in the fog. and realize their mutual benefits
He asked a young boy on the for each other.
Scouting originated in Great streets for directions and when
Britain with Lord Robert Boyce tried to compensate The Scouts were already working
Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, the boy for his help, the boy in local parks. In the April 18,
a lieutenant-general in the British replied, "Oh, no, sir. I am a Boy 1930, issue of "The Maumee
Army who designed scouting Scout. We are supposed to do Advance" newspaper, a front-
skills for his soldiers. “B-P” was a good turn daily." Boyce was page story announced that
concerned that while school so impressed he brought the the Boy Scouts "established a
taught boys reading, writing and idea of Scouting with him back beauty spot while the highbrows
mathematics, they couldn't teach to the United States. He was talk about it." The Boy Scouts
them other needed life skills, responsible for getting the Boy established Maumee's first park
such as camping, lifesaving, Scouts of America incorporated at the foot of Gibbs Street on the
chivalry and patriotism. His as a business in Washington, DC, river. The park was christened
skills were adopted by the Boys on February 8, 1910. "Scout Park" and had 20 flower
Brigade, a Scottish group with beds, gravel paths, and a hand-
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Scout helped him propel The
Anderson's General Store into the
success that it is today.
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When she transferred to Oak
Openings Preserve in 2001,
Streb found a long list of Eagle
project possibilities, especially
bridge repairs on the 15-mile
“Scout Trail." Since then, scouts
have assisted with more than 25
projects on that trail alone.
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Member Grants To Support
Projects Proposed By Staff
A committee this spring
awarded grants funded
by Metroparks members
for projects proposed by
Metroparks staff. Annual grants
put member dollars toward
park improvements that benefit
visitors and help the park district
serve the community.
A $7,200 grant made it possible Grants from the Members program will help cover costs associated with the Civil War
to bring the National Geographic Encampment at Wildwood September 18 and 19 and purchase new life jackets for The Volunteer
Museum travelling exhibit, canal boat, among other things.
“America’s Virgin Lands,” to
the National Center for Nature Other projects receiving grants were:
Photography at Secor. (See story
in this issue.) • Upgrades and repairs to the • New trash cans for Side Cut
Side Cut Explorer, a tram used for
nature tours and transportation • Hand driers for restrooms at
at events Wildwood Preserve’s Metroparks
Hall and Swan Creek Preserve's
• New life jackets for the boat at Glendale restrooms
The Canal Experience
• Safety lighting on buildings at
• Bridge replacements on trails at Wildwood Preserve and Secor
Oak Openings Preserve
• A new kitchenette at the Lamb
• New round tables at Oak Center at Side Cut
Openings Lodge and umbrellas
for patio tables outside the • Trees to be planted at Side Cut
popular rental facility
• Flag poles at Fallen Timbers
• Expenses related to the Civil and Fort Miamis
War Encampment planned
• New horse trail maps at Oak
at Wildwood Preserve on
Openings Preserve
September 18 and 19
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Summer
Symphony
S
ummer is a symphony of sights, sounds and smells.
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Improvements Glass City Marathon
Field Notes
At Metz Visitors Comes To Wildwood
Center More Than A record 3,500 runners
Skin Deep participated in various events
The Metz Visitors Center at during the 34th running
Wildwood Preserve reopened of the Glass City Marathon
this spring after undergoing in April, including 455
a facelift over the winter. marathoners.
Visitors will notice new
siding and windows, among Metroparks was a sponsor
other improvements to the of the event, which began
interior and exterior of the and ended at the University
historical structure. of Toledo and brought
marathon and half-marathon
The improvements are more competitors through
than skin deep, too. The Wildwood Preserve via the
center is now the customer University/Parks Trail.
service headquarters for the
park district. Visitors can Matt Folk, of Perrysburg, won
make program and facility the marathon for the second
reservations in person, get straight year, finishing the
information about parks and 26-mile course in 2 hours, 28
programs, find a location for minutes and 32 seconds.
a wedding or other event,
apply for a group permit and Planning Begins For
more. A Future Metropark
Metroparks began the
A popular Window on Wildlife process of planning a new
located in the building park at Reynolds Road and
received a makeover, too. Hill Avenue by gathering
The Oak Grove School at Wildwood Preserve was a fitting location for comments from the
Constructed in 1936, today’s Elisabeth Burchfield to celebrate her 10th birthday in April. Elisabeth is the community at an open house
Visitors Center was the great-great granddaughter of Alyda Wood, who was a teacher at the one- in February. Since then, a
first building erected on room school. She is pictured here with volunteer Jane Carroll, who portrays committee of citizens and
Miss Wood during programs in the schoolhouse. Elisabeth is the daughter
the former estate of Robert of John and Mary Burchfield.
staff has been meeting to
A. Stranahan Sr. It was the consider the comments and
family’s horse stables and develop a plan.
included a blacksmith shop, Other Park to get to the scenic river
while a horse-trainer and his Improvements park, which is currently The property is part of what
family lived in an apartment Other major construction accessible only by walking has long been known as Keil
upstairs, where offices are and maintenance projects two miles from Farnsworth. Farm, one of the last working
located today. Visitors will recently approved by the farms within the Toledo city
notice the original stable Board of Park Commissioners •And 1,000 feet of bike path limits. Metroparks owns 91
doors. They were split in half to be completed this season connecting the eastern end acres of the farm with plans
to provide fresh air to the include: of Jerome Road to to acquire additional pieces
stalls. Russell Road in Maumee. to preserve greenspace
•Resurfacing the 1.8-mile Work will include a new within the city.
The building was renamed Parkway through Oak cul-de-sac on Jerome,
the Metz Visitors Center in Openings Preserve, from drainage improvements and The Trust for Public Land
honor of Bob Metz, director SR295 to Girdham Road. landscaping. The trail will purchased 51 acres of
of Metroparks at the time eventually connect the Keil Farm in 2008 and
Wildwood became part of the •Paving a new 42-car parking Metroparks bike/pedestrian immediately transferred
park district. lot at Bend View Metropark bridge over US24 with the the property to Metroparks,
in Waterville. The new Wabash Cannonball Trail. adding to 40 acres the park
entrance will make it easier district purchased in 2008.
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The total acquisition to date You can visit Nature’s volunteers have spent 1,600 and owl nests, documenting
has been made possible Nursery on the second hours surveying seasonally how many young birds
through $3.6 million in Sunday of every month wet areas in the Metroparks. fledge. Information gathered
federal funds secured by U.S. through September. Open from the survey is fed to the
Rep. Marcy Kaptur. Plans call house hours are 1 to 4 p.m. “A bucket of water from a Ohio Breeding Bird Atlas,
for purchasing additional For directions, call vernal pool is a window into while GPS data are entered
portions of the 154-acre farm, 419-877-0060. an aquatic world that I didn’t into a database to help
pending funding. know existed before I started determine habitat needs of
Stay Connected this,” said Eileen Sawyer, nesting raptors.
At the end of the planning Online the volunteer leader of the
process, Metroparks will Metroparks now has more program. “Where else in northwest
have a completed General than 8,000 connections on Ohio can you spend this
Management Plan that will Facebook, and is gaining Vernal pools are very amount of time in such a
guide the development and more every day. If you’re shallow, temporary pools, small area and see nesting
operation of the park, as well on Facebook, we hope you usually in woodlands with bald eagles, kestrels and
as fundraising efforts. “Like” Metroparks. Look no outlet for the water and red-shouldered hawks?” said
for MyMetroparksPage. On no fish. They are “biological Karen Menard, stewardship
Currently, there is no date set Twitter, see @MyMetroparks. hotspots,” said Sawyer, who services supervisor for
for the park to open to the Both social media sites traipses into the field at Oak Metroparks, after a couple
public. are used to give frequent Openings Preserve with hours in the field one
updates on bird sightings, volunteers every other week Saturday morning. “It’s just
Nature’s Nursery Is upcoming events and other from early spring until the amazing.”
Busy At Blue Creek “breaking news” in the pools dry up in late summer.
What do you do if you find Metroparks. Twitter tweets For stories about these and
a wild animal you suspect also appear on the front page Elsewhere in the park, other other important species
may be orphaned or injured? of MetroparksToledo.com. volunteers have their eyes on monitoring programs and
In Lucas County, you call the skies. how you can get involved,
Nature’s Nursery at At MetroparksToledo.com, see MetroparksToledo.com.
419-877-0060 for advice. participants in recent Steve Lauer leads about (Use the search feature
photography workshops 50 volunteers who scour to look up information by
Located at the Blue Creek share samples of their photos Oak Openings and the keywords, such as Vernal,
Conservation Area, a on the National Center for surrounding countryside Raptor or Monitoring.)
Metroparks facility in Nature Photography page. looking for active hawk, eagle
Whitehouse, Nature’s The feature is called Photo
Nursery is a bustling place, Share.
especially in spring, where it
A June tornado cut a path through Oak Openings Preserve, shearing
is not unusual for the phone Also on the website, see off the tops of trees and uprooting others. The park was closed for two
to ring 200 times a day. Up recent media coverage of days, and the Silver Trail is closed indefinitely.
to 40 of those calls result Metroparks in the Newsroom,
in an animal being brought or subscribe to one of the
to the center for treatment. blogs: What’s Happening Now
About 55 percent of them and Nature Now.
are healed and able to be
released, which is better In the Get Connected section,
than the national average read stories about volunteers,
for wildlife rehabilitation members and Friends groups.
centers. It’s also the place to look for
current volunteer needs,
As of mid-May, the center back issues of Metroparks
had already taken in more magazine and more.
than 300 animals, including
injured, young great-horned Volunteers Monitor,
owls; rabbits; skunks; Survey Species In
squirrels; red-tailed hawks; The Metroparks
and more. Since the Vernal Pool Survey
began seven years ago, 280
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Giving Tree
October 14, 2009 through FitzSimmons Photography
May 26, 2010 donated 15 images for
printing and inclusion in
General Support the center’s permanent
The following made collection.
donations to support current
expenditures at Metroparks: Nature’s Nursery donated the
program and staff fee for a
Bill Belford Birds of Prey photo class.
Martha Jane Doriot Fund
The Heymann Foundation The Toledo Zoo donated a
Marjorie Z. Kaplin reptile photo class for a photo
Michael Manzella shoot.
MLM Charitable Foundation
Munger Munger Architecture WGTE Public Media donated
Foundation nature presentation DVDs
Emil and Dorothy Nenniger from public broadcasting
The Toledo Community programs for use at the
Foundation center.
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Trinity Episcopal Church improvements and upgrades
donated a gift to purchase to the Lamb Center.
and plant trees.
For Middlegrounds
Volunteers In Parks donated The France Stone Foundation
a griddle for use at pancake gave a grant to support
breakfasts. the Middlegrounds project,
downtown Toledo.
For the Johlin Cabin
The following donations were Birdseed for
made to support the historic Windows on Wildlife
Johlin Cabin and the Pearson David Lymanstall
North expansion: Nancy Nielsen
Kay and Ken Sarka
Alan Miller Jewelers
Bill and Barbara Lindeman Corporate Donors
Brent Martin National Exchange Club
Douthit Communications, Inc. donated American flags for
Oregon Jerusalem Historical the 4th of July program at
Society Providence Metropark.
Mary B. Pojanski Szuch
John and Yolanda Szuch For Metroparks
Sauder Village Rangers
Volunteers In Parks donated
Gifts for Side Cut
Metropark
two patrol bikes and five jump
starters with air compressors The Andersons
Friends of Side Cut for the patrol cars.
Metropark donated the
handicap-accessible sidewalk Gifts for the Dogs
Many Gifts
at the Window on Wildlife. Toledo Veterinary Medical
Association made a donation If you enjoy watching -The Happy Trails 5K in
The Prudence Lamb Trust to support the Mutt Mitts birds come to the feeding June.
made donations to support program. stations at the six Windows
on Wildlife, thank The -The MetroBarks Festival in
Andersons. June.
EcoCentric: Grounds Technician Sue Arnold uses a three-wheel
bicycle purchased by Volunteers In Parks. Wersell’s Bike and Ski Shop Among the Maumee- -Make A Difference Day, a
generously sold several of the bikes to Metroparks at a discount to use
as environmentally friendly maintenance vehicles. based company’s many large volunteer and work
contributions this year is and recognition day planned
the bird feed used to attract for October.
an impressive array of birds
and other wildlife to the -The annual Celebrating
Windows. Nature Through
Photography contest by the
The Andersons is a National Center for Nature
longtime, major supporter Photography at Secor.
of Metroparks. Among the
other things the company -And Holidays in the Manor
supported this year are: House.
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Welcome ... Bonnie Curtis
Kim Cutcher
New Members
October 9, 2009 through
May 27, 2010
Members Charles and Ann Dana
Dennis and Roberta Danford
Kettlie Daniels
Cassandra Davis
Patrick C. and Sara M. Davison
Jamesetta Dear
Ann Abate Steven DeArmond
Hanan Abouarrage Mary Deaver
Omar and Eman Abu-Yasein Andrea Deck
David D. Albrecht William and Sara Jane DeHoff
Ronald and Judie Alessi Barbara DeLand
Kay Amrhein Delia Delgado
Tina Anaya Delphos Canal Commission
Joan and Patrick Anderson Michael Deren
Michael and Carol Anderson Rose M. Detlef
Susan Anderson Jonathan Detrick
Elizabeth Arellano Thomas Burkstrand and Michele
Allison Arnold Devereaux
Bruce Arnold Mattie Dewese
Patricia J. Robb and David Peter Dewhirst
Arnold Louise M. Diersch
Ruth M. Arnot Mrs. Ann Doerfler
Jean E. Atkin Anna Domanowski
Charles H. and Nancy Lee Atkins Theresa Domanski
Jeanne Aust Steve Dood
Gail M. Awls Simon Dorfman
Richard Baker Jane Downes
Catherine Baldwin Krista Downey
Glen Victor Baron Melissa Dubiel
Mark E. and Christi S. Bartman Shirley Duckins
Anne J. Basile Michael and Barbara Duffey
Sandra Bauer Tim Duffey
Rick Baum Brian P. Duggan
Ruth Bauman Stephanie Duling
Ryan Bauman Katherine Dusseau
Christopher and Stacey Beck Michael and Laurie Dzyak
David and Cynthia Beekley Ruth Eby
Linda J. Bennett James and Lori Edelman
Matthew A. and Linda E. Bennett Kevin Egan
Ellen E. Berry Fred Eldridge
Kathleen and Christopher Berry Paula C. Ellinger
Jeffrey Mohlan and Korleen Dorothy June Elliott
Bialecki Joanne Branks Virginia S. Cartwright Martha Enderlin
Thomas Biblewski Mark and Constance Breil Eve Casey Dawn Englund
T.C. Biebesheimer Norm Brettel Charmaine Cassabon Milo and Cynthia Arslanian
Matt Billings Mable A. Bridgman Susan Cater Engoren
Andrea Birdie Susan L. Brotje Richard H. Causer Karen D. Enis
Robert E. and Jana M. Bishop Peter Brown Kathleen A. Chamberlain Janet Eppard
Bill Blanton Richard Buchholz Harry J. Chappell Tammi Erdman
Suzanne E. Blevins Bonita Buckley Laurie Cherry Kurt Erichsen
Mary Ann Bockbrader Ronit Buller Gregory Claud Norman Fairman
Patricia Bockert Mary Bunge Mr. and Mrs. John K. Clement Michael Fall
David Bodner Charles Bunner Homer V. and Shirley A. Cofer Joseph E. Fausnaugh
Jeffrey T. and Claren E. Sheck- Donna Burke Scott Coleman John Fauver
Boehler Heather E. Burke Cheryl J. Conley Rickie and Kathy Feeback
Dennie Boettcher Laurie Burnard and Family William Connolly Florence Ferguson
Douglas Bohl Robin Burnette Elizabeth Brooks and Frederick Richard and Margaret Fern
Beverly Bolger Keith Burwell Conrad Joann Ferrell
Joseph Bomberski Kathleen J. Butler Suzanne Cook Yvonne Fey
John and Helen Bordner James S. and Carol S. Byatt Edward and Linda Costell Mary Figgins
Julie Bortles-Rogers Fritz and Katie Byers Mary Cowie Richard Finch, Jr.
Johnathan and Tina Keith A. and Margie A. Cadaret Ellen S. Cramer Traci Flory
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Stone, Abercrombie Virginia Clifford Dr. Pacifico S. Geronimo
Avis Bartley, Wee Bobbie, Louie
Laura J. Stone, Bridget, Molly Kathy and Gary Clinker Leon A. Ghesquiere
Tim Meyers and Pamela L. Bayer,
Faith Yingling, Barnaby Carolyn Cluckey James E. and Jane S. Gilbert
Argos
Rebecca Zietlow and Family, Doris L. Cole Sherrie and Jay Gilchrist
James F. and Nancy K. Bingle,
Owen Selma Colony Ted C. and Patricia R. Gillespie
Molly
James and Kimberly Ann Cooper Donald A. and Lynn M. Godfrey
Russell A. and Amy Bless, Coco
and Family Darrell K. and Joanne R. Goins
Molly Bopp, Quinn
Alvinia R. Costilla Arthur N. Gomoll
David and Kris Bottles, Mindy
Julianne and Jeffrey Boyd Annual Fund Paul C. and Janet R. Cothrel
Judy M. Crandall
Donald W. and Barbara L.
Gorrell
Mark and Sarah Bratt, Daisy
October 10, 2009 through Barbara Cross Esther Greenfield
Richard and Nanette Bucklew,
June 17, 2010 Frank W. Cubbon, Jr. Mary C. Greisiger
Birdie
Robert G. and Elaine M.
Chrismas, Cleo Hendricus B. and Mary C.
Willis and Mandy Day, Boca, Albregt
Lily IV Gregory and Constance
Dawn Durivage, Josie Alexander
Rose Edson, Sassy Garabed K. and Millicent M.
Ken and Jill Falls, Shure Pets Apardian
Bernard Fegan, Sparky Kyle Armstrong
Jim and Judy Gates, Jake Harvard L. Armus
Aaron Glatzer, Manitou Ariel and Myriam Arvelo
Robert and Margo Gogel, Muffy, Amir and Augusta Askari
Woofie, Bubba Dr. and Mrs. Dennis R.
Danny R. Halsey, Sasha Assenmacher
Steven and Joy Hammer Gayle J. Austin
David O. and Linda M. Hart, B. Hill'z Excavating, Inc.
Libby John and Lynn Bachelor
James and Paula Hofmann, Cody, Leonard and Joan Bacon
Maxx Dr. George J. Baibak
Scott Jaskela, Rex Dorothy R. Baker
Paul and Nancy Jomantas, William A. and GeorgeAnne
Deuce, Regis Baldridge
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Diana L. Schwind
Ruth E. Searles
Thomas and Margaret Sheehan
Chalane and Charles Sheldon
Shirley J. Sheldrick
James P. Sigrist
Jim and Becky Sillery
Sharon F. Simmons and Ron
Coffman
Michael and Kathy Skaff
Joy D. Skeel
Margaret Smith
Mark Smith
David J. Sobczak
Kelby Sodeman
Michel J. and Karen A.
Soubeyrand
Michelle A. Soviar
Christine L. Spetka
Russ and Vicky Griggs Noryne Lockwood Kevin A. and Kristel Phelps Dr. and Mrs. John Spiess
John and Michelle Grigore Linda A. Lorenz Dr. S. T. and Sonja S. Pinsky Margene Spring
Miles P. and Patricia A. Hacker Elmer P. Lotshaw Flora Poad Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Staelin
Gordon and Rosemary Haggett Elma L. Ludlow Edward J. and Jeanette S. Pollauf Joseph Starkey, III
Peggy J. Hall C. Joyce Lusk Judge John W. Potter Susan F. Steinert
Richard L. Harner David J. Lymanstall Dr. and Mrs. G. Michael Pratt Rosetta Bessinger Steinmiller
Jay and Julie Harris Alice F. Lynch David W. and Karen L. Pugh Randall and Rose Stephenson
Robert C. and Bonita Hay, Sr. Richard Maas Curt and Pat Pulcini Janet Sternfeld
Earl C. and Dolores M. Heath Benjamin and Martha Marsh Robert J. and Paula M. Pulhuj David A. and Ann Strickler
Roy A. and Joan Heinz Beth J. McGowan Mark and Kay Rasmus Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Stump
Lewis Rolfes Heldt Jack and Maryann McQueary Richard and Penelope Reder Ruthie and David Summers
Lizabeth J. Hirzel Andrea J. Meadows Paul R. and Rae J. Rehfeldt Richard L. and Marilyn Suter
Bill and Marie Hoover John F. and Ann Meier Timothy and Susan Reichard Patricia Sutherland
Robert J. and Margaret E. Miss Phyllis Meier Margot M. Reichert Mary B. Sutphin
Hopperton Barbara E. Metcalf Steve and Lori Reinbolt Mary Jo Tarini
Thomas L. and Mary Ann Betty Metz Robert and Gloria Remy Sanford Taylor
Hornack Linda Meyer Alice Robie Resnick Sam and Carol Thomas
Dallas and Linda Howard Marguerite Michaels Glenda E. Ried Kathleen A. Thompson
John H. and Johanna Hull John and Margaret Michalak, Jr. Beth Ann Rife Lisa M. Thompson
Barbara and Ruth Hunter Fred and Kathryn Miller Judge and Mrs. Reno R. Riley Rose Thomson
Carolyn B. Jabs and David L. Norman and Nancy Miller Todd and Vicki Riley Doris Titgemeyer
Zamichow Keith E. Miller and Bernice G. Christina M. Rizzo Michael F. and Suzanne J. Torsok
Denise and William Johnson Schwartz Virginia Roberts Elliot Tramer and Chris Manzey
Sakari T. and Shirley Anne Jutila Jo Minogue Mrs. Newton C. Rochte Neal Troy
Judy Kasper Tracey and Suzy Mitchell Paul F. Roll, Jr. Scott and Margaret Upton
Beth Kerstetter William and Marilyn Mitchell Sandra F. Romanoff Trumbull
Thomas A. and Karen E. Klein MLM Charitable Foundation Robert R. and Phyllis M. Romick Vaivo and Marilyn Vannak
Don Klotz James E. and Denise E. Joette M. Rozanski Lucy C. Vernile
Paul B. and Judith A. Knapinski Mollenkopf David and Veronica Ann Ruch James and Joanne Vick
Leo and Sharon Knox Robert F. Monti Ronald Rudolph Benjamin F. and Laila M.
Marjorie M. Kohler John H. and Mary Pat Moor Michael and Karen M. Rudy Waggoner
Bernard A. Kokocinski Donald and Julie Moul Alice C. Rupp Dr. and Mrs. Aron Wajskol
John P. and Ana M. Kraus Kelly Lynn Mulligan Joel J. and Benet S. Rupp Nathan C. Wallace
William and Helen S. Kreutz Jane B. Musgrave Louella L. Rupp Dennis Walsh
Irene Kruse Jack H. and Doris M. Myers Drs. Elizabeth and Richard D. Carrie and Harry Ward
William A. and Trudy Kuhlman Pearl Neuhaus Ruppert Henry C. Wente
Winifred Kuk Lawrence and Carol Nichols Richard and Anderia Ryley Janet L. Werkman
Michael J. and Gale A. Lacey Virginia Nilsson Jay and Sue Ryno David Westmeyer
Ann Lampkowski Anne Niner Dr. Kathleen M. Salyers Morris C. Wheeler
Thomas Landgraff James and Mara Oess Robert and Patricia Sands Kay S. and Larry D. Wilcox
John W. Landin Peter R. Orser Ann B. Sawyer Charles E. and Gene B. Williams
Ronald and Susan Lang Doris Ovall Ernest R. and Virginia B. Saylor Leon and Ellie Williams
Frank J. Latendresse Gertrude Pagels John C. and Marilyn Scarlett Betty Wisberger
Steve Latsch Paul Parrick Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Schafer Richard and Cheryl Wolff
Marcia Lehr Joseph J. Patay Carolyn A. Schell Margaret Wroblewski
Jerald and Lydia Lenning Walter B. Pauly Dr. John Winder and Ms. Dr. Joel P. and Mrs. Nancy J.
Richard Lewis Joyce R. Perkins Melanie Schell Zrull
Dennis M. Schmedlen
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Connections Kelly Savage
Scott and Julie Savage
Donald and Judith McCullough
McNama Family
Glenn McKinley
K. Elizabeth Stover
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Martin Samuel Farrell Priscilla Schwier Mark A. Smith Katheryn Laird
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rapp Eleanor Sonntag Mark Smith Judith Lebarge
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Staelin Howard and Eleanor B. Shoup
Gertrude Fetters Millard and Joelyn Stone Ben Sobczak Waterville Family Physicians
Albert L. and Nancy C. Hammer Dr. and Mrs. James A. Tita David J. Sobczak
Craig J. Van Horsten
Glenn McKinley Helen and Edward White Julia K. Wilcox
The Rug Hookers Normas Elizabeth Woods Kay S. and Larry D. Wilcox
Honorariums
Leili Nepp October 14, 2009 through
Terry and Mary Breymaier The following memorial The following gifts were given to May 27, 2010
gifts were donated to support support Windows on Wildlife in
Richard Schmenk Metroparks Annual Fund memory of Donald R. Harris: Honorarium Bricks
John and Terry Klein Drive:
Jan Chapman Barbara C. Beal
Dr. Allen Vasko Bob Anderson Patricia Ann Flint Frank W. Cubbon
Esther Jane Neff Benjamin F. and Laila M. Mary Beth Harris
Waggoner Amy C. Bliton
Rick Wise Frank W. Cubbon
Charles and Carrol Bylow David Robert Bastian The following gifts were given to
Denise Getzinger James and Lenora Wilkie support Windows on Wildlife at Barb Bodette, Satchmo and
Deboroah Iott Wildwood Metropark in memory Zsa Zsa
Kathy Karnes Fran Bouillon of Andy High:
Randal and Bin Lewandowski Todd and Vicki Riley Bob and Loretta Bodette
Nancy Makin Donald Dodds Judy, Tom, Chuck and Barb
Knous Meta Jim Bouillon Roger and Donna Durdel
Steven and Lenora Staples Todd and Vicki Riley Neal and Joyce Epky Ron Boudouris
Robert Haas Gayle M. Campbell
Lollie Brossia Julia Hoch
The following gifts were given Shirley J. Sheldrick Paul and Debby Iott Barbara D. Cubbon
to support the Lathrop House in Debbie Knapp and Nancy Charvat Frank W. Cubbon
memory of Linda Bunda: Jim Kinzer Kevin and Gina Kerman
Pearl Neuhaus Ross Lillard Frank W. Cubbon, Jr.
Kathy and Chris Ackerman Richard and Joni Prettyman Frank W. Cubbon
Bernie and Mary Beth Buescher Charles “Bud” Lagger Lou and Sue Sidor
Cleary Gottlib Steen & Hamilton Jack and Maryann McQueary Ernest Toth and Elaine Pachelieff Frank W. Cubbon, III
Joseph Dawson and Family Volunteers In Parks Frank W. Cubbon
Maureen Foy Clifford Ovall
Friends of Sundef V Doris Ovall Kyle A. Cubbon
David and Carolyn Hoeschele The following gifts were given Frank W. Cubbon
Adam Hughes and Jane Bleeg John K. Riley to support the Manor House in
Shawn Hynes Todd and Vicki Riley memory of Beverly Helen Richard F. Cubbon
Nelson Levings Spaulding: Frank W. Cubbon
Susan B. McHugh Richard Schmenk
Geoffry and Molly Meyers Garabed and Millicent Apardian Randy Adams Stuart F. Cubbon, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Munger, Sr. William Ferrero Frank W. Cubbon
Betty and Ned Pakosz Robert Slovak Eleanor Heidelberg
Dr. and Mrs. Suresh Ramnath Lizabeth J. Hirzel Marilyn U. Lahr Thomas F. Cubbon
Frank W. Cubbon
Kay C. McArdle
Frank W. Cubbon
Honorarium Gifts
Robert Wild
Jeff and Melanie Barbe
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Civil War Days at Wildwood
Step back in time to the Saturday and Sunday, September 18 and 19, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Wildwood Preserve Metropark, 5100 West Central Avenue
period of the Civil War.
Civil War Encampment
Stroll through the encamp- Stroll through the encampment and visit with soldiers to experience life during the war and hear
from the families who awaited their return. Enjoy historical activities, listen to period music and
ment and visit with soldiers witness an artillery demonstration followed by a battle re‑enactment. Free.
Nature Walk Through Time
to experience life during a Saturday, 9 to 10 a.m.
fascinating period in With the Civil War Encampment as a backdrop, this Autumn Adventure nature walk promises to
be unlike any other.
American history. Civil War Lantern Tour
Saturday, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Meet the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom on this lantern-lit eve-
ning tour. Historical re-enactors dressed in period clothing transport you and your family back to
the Civil War. Fee: $5. Call for reservations: 419-407-9700.
Civil War Encampment Pancake Breakfast
Sunday, September 19, 8 to 11 a.m.
Enjoy breakfast outdoors with the uniformed troops and costumed camp followers. The grub is
pancakes, sausage, orange juice, coffee or hot chocolate. Indoor seating is available. Spon-
sored by Volunteers in Parks. Cost: $4.95 Adults/$2.50 Children 12 and under.
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Nature Shots
Stunning Scenery Captured by Local Photographers
Stunning Scenery captured by local photographers
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