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Public Works CommissionClean Ohio Fund - Green Space Conservation Program

Acreage Report

Grant DescriptionAcquiredProjIDApplicant Project NameCounty

COCABThe Nature Conservancy Buzzardroost Rock and Cave Hollow Preserve Addition

This project consists of acquisition of 216 acres of land in Adams County to expand the Buzzardrock Preserve. The preserve is named for the turkey and black vultures that frequent the 300-foot rock and associated cliffs of the property.

337,050 Acres216Adams

CODACThe Nature Conservancy Additions To Edge of Appalachia Preserve System This project consists of acquisition of 383 acres to expand the Abner Hollow, Cave Hollow, Lynx Prairie, and Wilderness preserves in Adams County. The project serves to protect and increase habitat for threatened and endangered species, preserves streamside forests, connects protected natural areas, provides aesthetic preservation benefits, facilitates good management for safe hunting, and enhances economic development related to recreation and ecotourism.


COEABThe Nature Conservancy Sunshine Corridor and Adjacent Tracts This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 654 acres at five locations in Adams County. This project protects habitat, preserves headwater streams and streamside forest, connects natural areas, and facilitates outdoor education.


COFAAThe Nature Conservancy Edge of Appalachia and Strait Creek Preserve Additions

This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 812 acres at 10 locations in Adams County. The project increases and protects habitat, preserves headwater streams and streamside forest, and connects natural areas.

1,251,853 Acres812Adams

COFABThe Nature Conservancy Edge of Appalachia Sunshine Corridor Additions - 2011

This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 514 acres of land at 4 locations in Adams County. The project increases and protects habitat, preserves headwater streams, facilitates linkage of natural areas, and provides outdoor educational opportunities.


COHACThe Nature Conservancy Sunshine Corridor and Edge of Appalachia Preserve Additions

Acquisition of about 200 acres of open space in Jefferson and Tiffin Townships in Adams County, to protect habitat, preserve riparian areas, and provide outdoor educational and recreational opportunities for the general public.


COJABThe Nature Conservancy Edge of Appalachia - Lockhart-Gaffin/Twarogowski Tract Addition

Acquisition of approximately 1,017 acres of land by The Nature Conservancy to add to their Edge of Appalachia Preserve in Adams County, Ohio.

1,542,225 Acres1,017Adams

COKABThe Nature Conservancy Edge of Appalachia Preserve 2017 Additions Acquisition of approximately 282 acres of land to add to The Nature Conservancy's Edge of Appaplachia preserve in Adams County, Ohio.


COCAIThe Nature Conservancy Lynx Prairie/Buzzardroost Rock/Strait Creek Preserves

This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 336 acres for the Lynx Prairie, Buzzardroost Rock, and Strait Creek preserves. The purchases serve to protect rare species, increase habitat and preserve streamside forest.

429,840 Acres336Adams and Pike

COIACHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Grileyii/Rrunv/Whipplevii/River Bluffsii Acquisitions Acquisition of about 250 acres in Scioto and Adams Counties, to preserve high quality open spaces, protect rare plant and animal species, enhance economic development through ecotourism, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.

489,363 Acres250Adams/Scioto

CMBAAJohnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District Pickrell Property Acquisition This acquisition of nearly 79 acres permanently protects it from private and commercial development. It also protects the watershed that flows directly into the Ottawa River.

421,125 Acres79Allen

CMDAAJohnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District Motter Farm Acquisition This acquisition of 55 acres preserves functioning floodplain and stream-side wooded forest along the Little Riley Creek. The project serves to provide access to riparian corridors and watersheds enhancing educational opportunities and providing physical links to schools and after school centers.


CMCAAJohnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District Ottawa Riverwalk Phase III This project acquires a 6-acre easement and about 7 acres of land. The project enhances the Ottawa River Corridor and watershed while providing access to the riparian corridor and linkages to six parks including Schoonover Park and the Ottawa Metro Park.

1,395,000 Acres13Allen

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CMFAAJohnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District Motter Farm Acquisition Phase II The project involves the fee simple acquisition of nearly 50 acres of property adjacent to the village of Bluffton that has been considered as a site for a residential subdivision. The emphasis of this project is increased habitat protection, preservation of water quality, access, and enhanced educational opportunities.


CMHAAJohnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District Hermon Metro Park Acquisition The Johnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District will acquire a 68.9 acre property located in Allen County in American Township. One deed is associated with the purchase with road frontage to the property located on North Wapakoneta Road and State Route 81. The fee simple acquisition will provide critical habitat protection and preservation of woodland in West Central Ohio.


CMHAEJohnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District Stockton Acquisition This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 61 acres in Amanda Township, Allen County. The acquisition will provide and sustain critical habitat along the Auglaize River in Western Allen County.


CMBAJOttawa River Coalition Watershed Wetland Preserve This open space and riparian corridor project features the development of a wetland treatment system for a 200-acre urbanized watershed. The system design is aimed at treating urban stormwater runoff, reducing flooding, minimizing downstream sediment transport and consequential dredging, and providing overall improved water quality and water management.


CMAAEThe City of Lima Ottawa River Walk Phase - II The project includes the fee simple acquisition of land providing access to the riparian corridor of the Ottawa River including a minimum 50-foot buffer strip along the river protecting habitat along the nearly 2-mile stretch. Improvements include the construction of a 10-foot wide pathway to provide access.

1,073,604 Miles2Allen

CMAACThe City of Lima Central Point Buttonbush Wetland Preserve This project acquires 7 acres to preserve Buttonbush Swamp by supporting and enhancing a natural area. The project includes development of a public observation area with environmentally appropriate materials and presentation of interpretive information through signage suitable for educational purposes.

172,500 Acres7Allen

CMFADThe City of Lima Bikeway Expansion Project This project connects portions of a bikeway throughout the City of Lima and preserves over 7 acres of the Central Point Buttonbush Wetland Preserve and includes the expansion of an existing bikeway, which will create a contiguous path connecting existing parks, open spaces, public services, schools, residential areas, businesses and the wetland preserve.

386,208 Acres7Allen

CMHADThe City of Lima Buttonbush Preserve Expansion and Path This project involves the fee simple acquisition of 12.25 acres of the Central Point Buttonbush Wetland Preserve from the Allen County Development Corporation. The project serves to protect the habitat for rare species and to restore wetlands.It will connect to an existing 10 mile bike bath in the City of Lima.


CPBAAAshland County Park District Sauer Farm and Crall Woods Acquisition This project consists of acquisition of 101 acres of Crall Woods and 186 acres of Sauers Farm. This project emphasizes the following: preservation of natural features that contribute to quality of life and Ohio's natural heritage; protection of habitat; and support of comprehensive open space planning.

988,675 Acres287Ashland

CPCAKAshland County Park District Fisherman's Point Project This acquisition is for approximately 4 acres of river bottom woodland along 1,000 plus feet of the Jerome Fork River. Improvements provide for reduction of invasive species, fencing, signage, and management to maintain the hardwood woodland character of the land.


CPFACAshland County Park District Sullivan Waterfowl Preserve The project is for the fee simple purchase of 66 acres, and provides an opportunity to observe wildlife, especially waterfowl, with an observation tower on the site that overlooks the waterfowl area. It provides an opportunity for environmental education with existing walking trails throughout the property.


CPFAFAshland County Park District 250 Wetlands Project Addition The project purchases 105 acres containing forest, wooded wetland, swamp, vernal pools, burred native cattail marsh, and various types of upland is adjacent to the Audubon Westland Preserve. Plant and animal species include the rare American Sweet Flag, Virginia Rail, Buttonbush, Green Dragon, the Jefferson Salamander, and Sandhill Crane.


CPFAGAshland County Park District Sprinkle's Way-West The 104-acre property purchase contains 15 acres of woodland, 84 acres of field and a 4-acre apple orchard. The purpose of the project is creation of a park with a number of different habitats of sufficient size in order to maximize the varieties ofplants and animals for people to passively view or actively study. Maple, Beech and Ash trees predominate with some Oak and Hickory.




CPGAHAshland County Park District Sprinkle Addition The project is for the acquisition of a 41.16-acre property is of very high value for biodiversity & hydrological function. It has rich bird, plant and amphibian components. The tract lies exactly on the continental divide between the Great Lakes watershed and the Mississippi River drainage


CPGAIAshland County Park District Crall Woods The project is for acquisition of a 190.127 acre property that lies within the Great Lakes watershed and contains two small streams which serve as headwaters for the Vermilion River.


CPDADGreater Mohican Audubon Society 250 Wetlands Project This project, located in central Ashland County, east of Ashland City near the intersection of SR 250 and I-71, consists of the fee simple acquisition of approximately 109 acres. The purchase preserves high quality habitat and preserves wetlands which contain a portion of the Jerome Fork River.


CPAAAMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Pleasant Hill Lake Park Riparian Corridor Project The project provides for the purchase of 165 feet of shoreline on each side of the launch ramp on Pleasant Hill Lake. The project stabilizes the shoreline thereby improving water quality by preventing 9 tons of soil annually from entering the lake.

11,250 Feet165Ashland

CPIAAMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Charles Mill Lake - Beach Area Shoreline Stabilization

The project is to stabilize and restore 1,350 feet of shoreline at Charles Mill Lake.180,000 Feet1,350Ashland

CPJABMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Pleasant Hill Lake Land Acquisition Acquisition of 5.01 acres of open space to protect and stabilize sensitive ravine area.52,500 Acres5Ashland

CPCACPheasants Forever, Inc., Ohio Chapter Jerome Fork Conservation Area This acquisition of about 11 acres is located on the banks of the Jerome Fork of the Mohican River and consists of wetland and woodland river bottom. The Jerome Fork flows through the property for approximately 1,600 feet. The purchase preserves this portion of the river and the woods for its wildlife resources and opportunities.


CPCAFPheasants Forever, Inc., Ohio Chapter Appleseed Wildlife Conservation Project This project provides for the acquisition of land which has a unique combination of a superb wetland, river bottom forest and rolling upland. Black Fork River and a feeder stream run through it as well as a large swamp, a lake, and plentiful flora and fauna. The property provides opportunity for hiking, fishing, hunting, bird watching, and nature study.


CPDABPheasants Forever, Inc., Ohio Chapter Cool Spring Wildlife Conservation Area Cool Springs Wildlife Conservation Park is 192 acres located on the Jerome Fork of the Mohican River. The park is characterized by hilly terrain with grassland, forest, a large marsh, 3 spring-fed trout ponds, and a 5-foot waterfall. This purchase protects rich riparian corridor.


CPAABThe City of Ashland Ashland Nature Preserve This purchase of 59 acres provides for a nature preserve to provide multiple benefits to approximately 23,000 people in Ashland County and those participants in organized nature walk programs. The preservation of land will allow for increased biodiversity and ecological quality, and an educational opportunity to teach children about nature and ecology.


CPBAGThe City of Ashland Jamison Creek Nature Preserve This project consists of acquisition of about 31 acres of land for the Jamison Creek Nature Preserve. Development of a trail along the creek bed gives hikers the opportunity to view a healthy, aquatic habitat.


CPEAEThe City of Ashland Brookside Nature Walk The project acquires about 18 acres and connects the Brookside West Park with the Brookside Golf Course by creating walking paths. Benefits include: land preservation, the provision of an ecologically diverse area to teach people, especially school children, about nature and ecology; and the provision of an attractive area for passive recreational activities such as walking, jogging or picnicking.


CPFAEThe City of Ashland Sandusky Hollow Nature Preserve/Arboretum This 26-acre purchase and donation expands the Sandusky Hollow Nature Preserve and connects the walking paths network to Brookside Park Nature Walk, Brookside West Park and Brookside Park. The project provides habitat protection, reforestation, and additional land to enlarge Sandusky Hollow Nature Preserve - a natural area to increase biodiversity.


CPHAAWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Sullivan Black River Watershed Protection and Wildlife Preserve

Western Reserve Land Conservancy (Land Conservancy) is applying for Clean Ohio Green Space Conservation funding to acquire and own the approximately 62-acre Sullivan Black River Watershed and Wildlife Preserve Project in Sullivan Township, Ashland County.




CGBABAshtabula County Metropolitan Park District Pymatuning Valley Greenway This acquisition is a nearly 13 mile, 177-acre former railroad right-of-way located between Dorset, Ohio and the Ohio/Pennsylvania state line near Williamsfield. This property serves the park system and enhances educational opportunities and provides physical links to schools and after school centers.

199,999 Acres177Ashtabula

CGDADAshtabula County Metropolitan Park District Wild and Scenic Conneaut Creek Project This project protects 586 acres of open space and riparian land in the Conneaut Creek watershed, a state-designated wild and scenic river and tributary of Lake Erie in Ashtabula County. Protection is made possible through a combination of fee simpleacquisitions and conservation easements.


CGIAEAshtabula County Metropolitan Park District Lampson Lake Expansion The project shall consist of the acquisition of 70.1 acres in Ashtabula County, Jefferson Township, to add to the existing Lampson Lake Metropark. A conservation easement will be given to Western Reserve Land Conservancy as part of the project.


CGJADAshtabula County Metropolitan Park District Austinburg Lowlands The project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 119 acres of greenspace in Austinburg Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio.


CGKAAAshtabula County Metropolitan Park District Red Brook Preserve The project will consist of the acquisition of 118 acres of former golf course property in Saybrook Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio.


CGLADAshtabula County Metropolitan Park District Conneaut Creek Indian Mound Acquisition and Restoration

The project consists of the acquisition of 52.65 and restoration acres in Ashtabula County, Ohio.198,612 Acres52Ashtabula

CGLACAshtabula Township Park Commission Cederquist Park Extension The project consists of the acquisition of 13.15 acres in Ashtabula Township. The property will be added to the existing Indian Trails Park and will be called the Cedarquist Park Extension.


CGDABCleveland Museum of Natural History Fossil Sand Barren Preservation Project This project entails the acquisition of 54 acres of land. Benefits include protection of habitats for rare, threatened and endangered species; invasive plant control; and preservation of aquatic biological communities, headwater streams, streamside forests, water quality for Lake Erie, natural stream channels, and wetlands.


CGEACCleveland Museum of Natural History Grand State Wild River Gorge Protection Project This project entails fee simple acquisition of 25 acres of land. The acquisition provides for access to the riparian corridor and protects threatened plant and animal species.


CGGAACleveland Museum of Natural History The Geneva Swamp Protection Project The Geneva Swamp Protection Project is a fee simple purchase and protection of appromimately 159 acres of land at the Geneva Swamp in Geneva Township and the City of Geneva in Ashtabula County, OH. The Cleveland Museum of Natural History will own and manage the tracts of land and will prevent timbering, further development, and the erection of buildings on the project properties.


CGGABCleveland Museum of Natural History Ashtabula Rive-Old Growth Forest Protection Project

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is acquiring 158.7 acres of floodplain of the Ashtabula River with more than 1.4 miles of frontage along the Scenic River. Two separate properties make up the acquisition in Sheffield Township.


CGHABCleveland Museum of Natural History Geneva Swamp Protection Project Phase II This project consists of the fee simple purchase of 404 acres across 14 tracts of land. The land will combine with the existing Geneva Swamp Protection Project as a Phase II.


CGIACCleveland Museum of Natural History Seymour Forest Conservation The project consists of the acquisition of 152 acres of land in Ashtabula County, Ohio within Plymouth and Sheffield Townships. The Seymour Forest Conservation will protect wooded and floodplain floodplain forest habitat in perpetuity.


CGKADCleveland Museum of Natural History Geneva Swamp Protection Phase III This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of three properties in Saybrook Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio for a total of 102 acres. This acquisition will add to the already established Geneva Swamp Preserve owned by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.


CGLAACleveland Museum of Natural History Geneva Swamp Protection Phase Iv The project will consist of the acquisition of four tracts of property totaling 144 acres in Ashtabula County, Ohio.


CGBAAGrand River Partners, Inc. Nye Conservation Easement This project acquires approximately 282 acres of land located in the Grand River watershed that is rich in woodland, stream and wetland resources. The most significant of the resources is 66 acres of old growth oak-maple which are unique and a very rare resource in Ashtabula County and in greater Northeast Ohio.




CGCABGrand River Partners, Inc. Nye Old Growth Woods Conservation This project establishes a conservation easement to permanently preserve a 44-acre tract of old growth woods. The easement permanently extinguishes the timber rights and preserves an irreplaceable natural resource of the Grand River watershed.


CGDAAGrand River Partners, Inc. Green Property Acquisition This project provides protection of a large natural area of approximately 379 acres through acquisition. The property contains intact forested riparian corridors along natural stream channels, 12 miles of the Grand River, approximately 4, 000 linearfeet of headwater streams, functioning forested floodplains, 105 acres of high quality wetlands, and a heron rookery. The acquisition also involves the protection of numerous rare species including 12 rare plant and animal species.


CGFAANatural Areas Land Conservancy Ashcroft Woods - Phase II The Ashcroft Woods Phase II project involves the protection of approximately 162 acres encompassing three different tracts of land. The property contains intact forested riparian corridors including 3/4 of a mile of river frontage along the state scenic Grand River, approximately 10,300 feet of headwater streams, and 83 acres of wetlands including 19 acres of open water habitat.


CGIAANatural Areas Land Conservancy Bloomfield Swamp This project consists of the acquisition of 491 acres of land in Ashtabula County to protect the Bloomfield Swamp. The swamp includes 465 acres of Category 3 Wetlands. Preservation of this property expands and enhances the existing conservation efforts in the Upper Grand River Watershed.

1,042,200 Acres491Ashtabula

CGLAFNatural Areas Land Conservancy Plumb Creek Rookery The project consists of the fee simple acquisition and permanent conservation of 160 acres of property in Rome Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio.


CGGACWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Ashcroft Woods III The property is located in Hartsgrove, Rome and Orwell Townships in Ashtabula County, OH. Western Reserve Land Conservancy will acquire 175 acres of land that contains 1.6 miles of Grand River frontage that will connect with the current Ashcroft Woods Conservation Area. This addition will create an 878 acre conservation area that will be part of a larger project to build an interconnected corridor of protected property that spans 2,000 acres along the Grand River Lowlands.


CGIAFWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Carpenter Road Conservation Easement The project consists of the acquisition of a conservation easement for 43 acres of property in Sheffield Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio.


CRBAHAppalachia Ohio Alliance Addington Property Acquisition This acquisition of 55 acres is located on the ridge between Strouds Run and East State Street in Canaan Township. It ensures the long-term preservation of a valley ecosystem that is integral to the quality of Strouds Run State Park as a preserve and public open space, and also preserves a very large old northern red oak that is the largest known specimen of its species in Athens County. The project also protects the head of the valley watershed.

103,500 Acres55Athens

CRDAAAppalachia Ohio Alliance Taylor Ridge Wildlife Area The project consists of the fee-simple purchase of 1200 acres of hardwood forest habitat, including riparian corridors and wetlands, known as the Taylor Ridge property. It is managed as a wildlife area with free public access including hunting and fishing.

943,993 Acres1,200Athens

CREABAppalachia Ohio Alliance Sickles Preserve The project is for the acquisition of 70 acres of natural woodland and riparian zone surrounded by the Zaleski State Forest. Project benefits include habitat protection and access to the riparian corridor.


CRCACAthens Conservancy Strouds Ridge Phase V: Blair Acquisition The project provides for the acquisition of 20 acres of land to consolidate watershed protection for a ridge and valley above Dow Lake. It also reduces the park boundary relative to the interior and reduce possible intrusion into the park area by other uses, averts development of the property by developers, and provides for additional trail and recreational access in a heavily used area.


CRCAAAthens Conservancy Baker Property Easement This acquisition of a conservation easement and timber on 269 acres is located at US 50 and SR 690. It includes mature upland forest and river bottom, and expands the forested riparian buffer along the Hocking River and preserves part of the viewshed from US 50.


CREAGAthens Conservancy The Plains Preserve - Part I The project acquires of about 6 acres by fee simple purchase and nearly 5 acres of easement by donation. The property comprises much of the upper part of the stream and stream valley of Johnson Run, the small stream that parallels Johnson Road in The Plains.




CRFAFAthens Conservancy The Plains Preserves - Part II This 7-acre acquisition serves as a nature preserve and corridor for an extension of the Hockhocking-Adena Bikeway. Benefits include connecting corridors, enhanced education opportunities, recreation and aesthetic preservation.


CRFAHAthens Conservancy B & O Grade Acquisition - Phase I This acquisition of approximately 180 acres of land formerly owned by CSC Transportation contains a former railroad grade, and a significant wetland created by riverbanks and streamway. Benefits include recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation, as well as corridor connection.


CRGADAthens Conservancy Skunk Run Nature Preserve-Trey Acres The project consists of the acquisition of approximately 29 acres. The project is located on the northeast corner of Ireland Road and the former B&O railway grade in Troy Township in Athens County. Parcel #L01-02301022-00 and Parcel #L01-00100710-01.


CRGAIAthens Conservancy B&O Grade Acquisition (Taulbee) The project consists of the acquisition of 7.9 acres that will contribute towards the creation of a continuous rail-trail from the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway to the Moonville Rail-Trail.

16,950 Acres8Athens

CRIAAAthens Conservancy Poston Preserve The project consists of the acquisition of 2 parcels totaling 22 acres are adjacent to, and separated from each other by, the County-owned Hockhocking-Adena Bikeway, and they are bordered on three sides by Wayne National Forest land. The western edge of both parcels is less than 0.1 mile southeast of the intersection of the bikeway with Glen Ebon Rd. (Co. Rd. 4), and that intersection is about 0.5 mile southwest of the junction of Glen Ebon Rd. and US-33. The western tract of the Athens Conservancy's Bluebell Preserve is located about 0.3 miles to the east.


CRJAAAthens Conservancy Poston Preserve - North Tract This project acquries 26.2 acres of land that will be an addition to the Elias M. and Therese Erb Poston Nature Preserve. The property supports a healthy mid-aged forest with few invasive species providing a high quality habitat for many plants and animal species. Notable plant species include largeflower valerian (Valeriana pauciflora), a population of large whorled pogonia orchid (Isotria verticillata), and what is apparently a rare hybrid between two violet species (Viola canadensis and V. pubescens).


CRJAEAthens Conservancy Skunk Run Preserve Part II Acquisition of 12.1 acres of land in Athens County adjoining to the existing Skunk Run Preserve owned by the Athens Conservancy.


CRJAHAthens Conservancy Blair - Aep Luhrig Road Tract Acquisition of 18 acres of land in Athens County to serve as a preserve and open space along a potential recreational trail to be developed by the Conservancy.


CRKACAthens Conservancy Morris Tract Purchase of approximately 85 acres of forested land in sections 12 and 18 of Carthage Township, Athens County.


CRKAFAthens Conservancy Skunk Run Preserve Part 3: Enoch Part 2 Acquisition of approximately 35 acres of land to add to the Skunk Run Preserve in Carthage Township, Athens County.


CRLABAthens Conservancy Bluebell Preserve Part II Acquisition of 165.589 acres.383,215 Acres166Athens

CRLAEAthens Conservancy Marietta Run Part I: Howell Tract Fee simple acquisition of 35.83 acres along Marietta Run Road in Bern Township, Athens County for open space.


CRLAHAthens Conservancy Nnis Control Access For Addington Acquisition Invasive species removal from a prior acquired site under CRBAH.20,126 Acres75Athens

CRLACAthens Conservancy Dow Lake Watershed Part I: Gillette Tract Fee simple acquisition of 240 acres in the Dow Lake Watershed.644,105 Acres204Athens

CRBADAthens County Moonville Open Space Acquisition This project acquires old railroad right-of-way to provide a linear connection through a scenic wild area along a significant local stream, between local communities and Zaleski State Forest, Lake Hope State Park, and Waterloo Wildlife Experimentation Station. The acquisition consolidates public holdings in an area of the Zaleski State Forest.

20,362 Miles6Athens



CRGAMAthens County Strouds Ridge Preserve, Phase Vi: Bean The project is located in Canaan Township just outside Athens City limits, on the north side of Della Drive, and bordering Strouds Run State Park on almost half of its boundary. Parcel # E010010036501.The project consists of purchasing 22.72 acres. The property consists of one acre that was formerly farmed that is now growing up in successional flora and the remaining acres are covered with forest of varying age. The property includes a significant amount of the Dow Lake watershed.


CRJAFAthens County Chauncey Canal Trail and Wetland Acquisition of 14.4 acres of land in Athens County to facilitate a walking/bike path out of the village of Chauncey.


CRAAMHocking River Commission, Inc. Glimcher Property This project is located along the Hocking River at the City of Athens' north entrance along US 33. The project is for the purchase of about 13 acres of riparian corridor in order to provide access.


CRCAEHocking River Commission, Inc. Frost Property Acquisition This project is for the acquisition of 29 acres of riparian corridor and the adjacent floodplain farm field in the lower Hocking River Valley. The purchase serves to preserve the floodplain and streamside forest functions and helps preserve water quality by allowing trees to grow and filter pollutants and runoff.


CRLADHocking River Commission, Inc. York Township Riparian Restoration Project Fee simple acquisition of 30 acres of riparian land for permanent open space.64,500 Acres31Athens

CRAAAThe City of Athens Strouds Ridge Preserve Project, Phase I The project acquires some 66 acres of land for habitat and forest, and for trail access. The property contains high-value timber in one particular area, including especially large cucumbertree and magnolia acuminata, and includes a significant part of a valley that is also part of Strouds Run State Park and good-quality wild land.


CRAAHThe City of Athens Strouds Ridge Preserve Project - Phase II This project acquires 88 acres for habitat and forest protection and trail access in the area between East State Street and Strouds Run State Park in the City of Athens. The purpose is to create a buffer zone between the existing forest ecosystem and the development along East State Street.


CRBAGThe City of Athens Strouds Ridge Preserve, Phase III (Hawk Woods) This acquisition for 105 acres, bordering Sells Park to the north and east in Athens Township, is known as the Hawk Tract. This property is considered to be of the 14 best examples of old-growth forest in Ohio and one of the 4 best in southeastern Ohio.


CRGAHThe City of Athens Nw Athens Land & Conservation Project & Bikeway Spur (Phase 2)

The project consists of the acquisition of 11.209 acres (Parcel # A0100100445500), wetland and riparian area restoration, a construction of multi-use path to connect the adjacent Hockhocking Adena Bikeway to Armitage Road.


CMKACThe Village of Waynesfield Waynesfield Park Trail Phase II This project consists of the acquisition of 15 acres of land to create a mile of paved nature path conencting all areas of the Village Park.

327,937 Acres15Auglaize

CRGACCaptina Conservancy Ravens Rock/Captina Creek Watershed Easement This project acquires a 975 acre easement on the property known as "Raven Rocks". The property contains a series of sandstone ravines located in the Appalachian Plateau, extensive rock overhangs, and miniature waterfalls, ravine landscape, and headwater riparia have escaped alteration since settlement began sometime 300 years ago. The conservation easement will create and protect open space with public access for hiking, hunting, and fishing as well as protect and enhance riparian corridors and the watershed of Captina Creek.

606,562 Acres975Belmont

CRCAJGuernsey County Community Development Corp. The Leatherwood Creek Riparian Project This final phase of a 3-phase project is designed to acquire the railroad bed that parallels Leatherwood Creek in Belmont County as well as land north of the Village of Barnesville. This project provides for open space acquisition of land that provides a connecting corridor from urban areas to natural areas, and connects the recreational areas along the corridor and provides green space retention and access in this area.


CRDAHGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Hendrysburg Corridor Acquisition The project is for the acquisition of nearly 173 acres in Kirkwood and Warren Townships in Belmont County. Benefits include the provision of access to riparian corridors and the protection of habitat for rare, threatened and endangered species.


CRFALGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Flushing Township Open Space Acquisition This project provides for the acquisition of 63 acres, and reforestation and revegetation. Benefits include habitat protection and restoration of natural features.




CRFAMGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Union Township Open Space Acquisition This project provides for the acquisition of 65 acres, which contain 35 acres of former railbed and 30 acres of wetland. It also includes minor public access work, reforestation and fencing. Benefits include habitat protection and restoration of natural features.


CRFANGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Kirkwood Township Open Space Acquisition This project is for the acquisition of 160 acres, reforestation and fence. Benefits include habitat protection and restoration of natural features.


CRFAOGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Warren Township Open Space Acquisition This project provides for the acquisition of 260 acres and includes signage and reforestation. Benefits include habitat protection and the restoration of natural features.


CRGAKMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Piedmont Lake Shoreline Stabilization The project consists of the stabilization of approximately 400 feet of rapidly eroding shoreline in front of the public marina on Piedmont Lake in Belmont County. The stabilization will be achieved by using a combination of composite seawall,rock, and bio-engineering. The project will also include the planting of a vegetative filter strip to further stabilize the area and prevent contaminants from entering the lake.

111,825 Feet400Belmont

CRIAMMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Piedmont Lake/Goodrich Cottage Area Shoreline Stablization

The proposed project involves the stabilization and enhancement of approximately 1,350 feet of riparian/shoreline at Piedmont Lake. The specific location is the lakeshore area nearest Goodrich Road in the Goodrich Cottage Area of Piedmont Lake.

163,950 Feet1,350Belmont

CRHAEOhio Valley Riverfront Development Committee St. Clairsville To Neffs Railroad Right of Way Acquisition

The project will consist of the acquisition of 4.5 miles of abandoned railroad right-of-way currently owned by Belmont County between Neffs and St. Clairsville for future development as a pedestrian/cycling trail. The project location extends east of State Route 9 and south east if the southern trailhead of the National Roads Bikeway in Richland Township and Pultney Township for a length of 4.5 miles and runs parallel to Little McMahon Creek following Township Road 279 and County Road 4.

293,250 Miles4Belmont

CRBAJThe City of St. Clairsville National Road Bikeway Trail Enhancement This project, located just south of I-70 running adjacent to the National Road Bikeway Trail, is for the acquisition of two parcels consisting of just under 15 acres. The project preserves over 10 acres of open space and a small wetland that was created by the construction of the railroad.


CRDAFThe City of St. Clairsville St. Clairsville Center Acquisition This project provides for the acquisition of nearly 4 acres within the City of St. Clairsville, and the planting of 40 canopy trees and the removal of muliflora rose. Project benefits include the support of comprehensive open space planning, aesthetic and ecological informed urban design, reforestation, and links to schools and educational opportunities.


CRAACThe Village of Barnesville Barnesville Reservoir Protection This project is located between the south side of Barnesville Reservoir and CR 102. It provides for the acquisition of 92 acres of land for public access, wetland protection, connecting corridors, and the preservation of natural habitat.


CRAAJThe Village of Barnesville Barnesville Wetland Protection #1 This project provides for the acquisition of 12 acres located east of SR 800 near the reservoir. Project benefits include wetland protection and preservation of the natural habitat.


COAAFBrown County John P. Parker Historical Site This project acquires a permanent conservation easement in Ripley on the Ohio River. In so doing it protects, in perpetuity, a historic and prominent urban green space site from potential and ecologically insensitive development.

172,500 Acres1Brown

COKAFCardinal Land Conservancy Kope Hollow Preserve Acquisition of approximately 53 acres of land in southern Brown County including 7,500 feet of stream bank of Roup's Run in Kope Hollow.

179,396 Acres53Brown

CJAADButler County Port Union-Gilmore Ponds Conservation Corridor This project consists of land acquisition, stream restoration, and passive trail development. Emphasis is on restoration of floodplain functions, preservation of wetlands, and protection of habitat for plant and animal species.

693,663 Acres81Butler

CJBACButler County Port Union - Gilmore Ponds Conservation Corridor - Phase II

This project consists of acquisition of about 121 acres and enhancement of the riparian corridor. Benefits include the preservation of floodplain and wetlands, restoration of natural stream channel, and protection of habitat for endangered and threatened animal and plant species.

1,085,079 Acres121Butler

CJIAELiberty Township Cherokee Park Restoration Site improvements to the 30.5-acre Cherokee Park include streambank restoration, invasive honeysuckle control, and native prairie seeding.

156,862Butler



CJKADLiberty Township Turnbridge Open Space Acquisition of approximately 45 acres of land from M/I Homes of Cincinnati, LLC; contiguous to the Cherokee Park in Liberty Township. Additionally, installation of a 10 ft wide path along Gregory Creek and a single-span bridge across a tributary of the Gregory Creek.


CJDACMetro Parks of Butler County Davidson Woods Acquisition This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 200 acres of forested property. This acquisition protects valuable habitat for plant and animal species, preserves streamside forest and water quality, enhances educational opportunities, and provides recreational and aesthetic benefits.


CJFAAMetro Parks of Butler County Timberman Ridge Reserve Conservation Project Located in Butler County, Timberman Ridge is a large 254-acre natural area in the midst of urban development. This acquisition protects important habitat for native plant and animal species and provides hiking trails, footpaths and nature viewing decks for the public.


CJGAAMetro Parks of Butler County Mill Race Preserve Conservation Project Acquisition of 3 parcels totaling 72.534 acres and an easement for 4.897 acres. This will create a 77.431 acre Mill Race Preserve MetroPark in northwestern Butler County. The Beck easement is all woods, contains parts of the historical remnants of the mill race, and will be donated by the owner. Three Valley Conservation Acquisition is located north of Oxford, Ohio west of State Route 732 (Morning Sun Road). Starting on the south at the SR 732 Bridge over Four Mile Creek, 75.534 acres are located along the creek, stretching upstream northwest, with some land west of the creek, most of the east side. Neighboring farm fields separate the two northern parcels from SR 732. The Beck Access Easement is 4.897 acres located along the east side of the creek, stretching south east to northwest, connecting the 3 parcels.


CJHAAMetro Parks of Butler County Sycamore Bluffs Preserve The Sycamore Bluffs Preserve project is located at the intersection of Wallace and Lanes Mill Roads in Milford Township, Butler County, Ohio. The project will include the purchase, permanent protection and use as a passive, public park of approximately 200 acres of property along Four Mile Creek.


CJIADMetro Parks of Butler County Sebald Park Expansion - Elk Creek Addition This addition to Sebald Park will increase park acreage to 808 acres. The addition contains approximately 10,000 linear feet of headwater streams, ponds with wetland fringe, upland woods, and open herbaceous acres.


CJKACMetro Parks of Butler County Forest Run Metropark - Timberman Ridge Restoration & Access

This project is involves access improvements to a previously acquired property from Clean Ohio project ID, CJFAA. Improvements include reforestation, trail construction, and 2 parking lots.


CJLAEMetro Parks of Butler County Bothwell Property In-Holding Acquisition Acquisition of approximately 1 acre of land surrounded by the current Forest Run MetroPark-Timberman Ridge Preserve. This property contains a residence, shed and garage which will be converted to park offices and restrooms for park visitors.


CJFACThe City of Fairfield Pleasant Run Creek Riparian Corridor This acquisition of 17 parcels consists of 7 acres of land and 1,000 feet of stream corridor. These parcels, located near the intersection of Nilles Road and Banker Drive, serve to protect the riparian corridor.


CJJAEThe City of Fairfield Thomas Marsh Park - Muskopf Property Acquisition Muskopf addition to Thomas Marsh Lake Park. Acquisition of approximately 3 acres of land on River Road in the City of Fairfield, Ohio.


CJKAEThe City of Fairfield 84 Joe Nuxhall Way Property Acquisition Acquisition of approximately 12.898 acres of land on Joe Nuxhall way contiguous to the existing Joyce Park in Hamilton.


CJJAFThe City of Hamilton Hamilton Beltline Recreational Trail Acquisition of 16.9 acres of rail yard from CSX by the City of Hamilton for future development of the Hamilton Beltline Recreational Trail on the rail corridor.


CJEABThree Valley Conservation Trust Big Reily Woods - Little Indian Creek Preservation This 168-acre easement is divided into upland and plateau woodland/slope, haymeadow, farm fields and riparian area. The property supports approximately 3000 feet of streambank along the Little Indian Creek, and nearly half contains a pristine Oak-Hickory Forest.


CJEADThree Valley Conservation Trust Elk Creek and Headwaters Preservation Project This project provides for a 270-acre easement on SR 122 along Elk Creek in the Lower Great Miami Watershed. The easement provides protection for upland forests, headwater streams and riparian corridor for more than a mile along Elk Creek.




CJGAFThree Valley Conservation Trust Four Mile Creek Heron and Forest Protection The project will place a conservation easement on 143 acre green space portion of a larger 180 acre conservation easement. The easement will protect 5,500 feet of Four Mile Creek in two townships and an additional mile of headwater streams.The easement will also protect and provide habitat for bird observation as the property has one of the large Great Blue Heron rookeries in southwest Ohio.


CJCACWest Chester Township Upper Mill Creek Conservation Corridor This project consists of acquisition of 150 acres for a wetland park following the Mill Creek and the former Miami Erie Canal from State Route 747 to the Township line. This scenic, natural area is home tomany plant, animal and bird species, and preserves important floodplain property protecting the Mill Creek.


CNEABBrown Township Brown Township Flood Mitigation Project This project provides for the purchase of 16 tracts of land. The project serves to restore and preserve floodplain, and preserve high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species.

345,905 Acres16Carroll

CNBAMMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Atwood Land Acquisition Project This project acquires land in order to prevent timbering. Prevention of such activity results in the preservation of a high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species.

30,000Carroll

CNDAFMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Atwood Lake Indian Fork Land Acquisition Project The project acquires nearly 9 acres of land to prevent any commercial clear-cutting operation. Instead, a selective timbering operation preserves high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species in the subject area and beyond.

18,750 Acres9Carroll

CNIADMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Atwood Lake Shoreline Stabilization The proposed project will stabilize and restore approximately 900 feet of rapidly eroding shoreline at Atwood Lake.

173,625 Feet900Carroll

CNIAEMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Leesville Lake Shoreline Stabilization The proposed project will stabilize and restore approximately 630 feet of rapidly eroding shoreline at Leesville Lake.

164,606 Feet630Carroll

CKAACB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Estel Wenrick Wetlands Acquisition This project consists of acquisition of 17 acres of open space. The purpose of this acquisition is threefold: preservation and restoration of floodplain and streamside forest functions; preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and preservation and restoration of wetlands.

16,195 Acres17Clark

CKCACB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Anderson Fen The project acquires 8 acres and places a conservation easement in Mad River Township located in the Beaver Creek, Wenrick, Honey Creek Wetlands corridor. Project benefits include protection of existing wet woods and wet pools for a variety of amphibians, mammals and birds; control of invasive plant species; and revegetation with native trees and forbs.

47,129 Acres8Clark

CKDADB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mud Run Riparian Corridor Preservation and Restoration Project

The project include a conservation easement, trash removal, and maintenance and restoration activities to restore the natural state of 14 acres including the streamside vegetation and the open space away from the stream. Mud Run runs through and adjacent to the property. Restoration activities include removal of invasive species and planting native trees and grasses.

26,465 Acres14Clark

CKFAIB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mad River Riparian Corridor This provides for the conservation easement on 129 acres and the restoration of native forest on the riparian buffer area next to the Mad River. The Mad River Watershed is one of only a few in Ohio that provide cold water habitat for aquatic wildlife.

274,220 Acres129Clark

CKIAFB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mad River Riparian Corridor & Flood Plain Preservation Ph II

This 11.5-acre conservation easement includes a stream that is a branch of the Mad River. Work includes eradication of Honeysuckle and Reed Canary Grass.

34,633 Acres12Clark

CKIAJB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Spring Run Farm Natural Area Preservation and Restoration

This 18-acre easement protects a lightly wooded wetland overlaying a robust aquifer, a mature hardwood forest, and field to be restored to a prairie.

50,825 Acres18Clark

CKJABB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mad River Riparian Corridor & Flood Plain Preservation Phase III

The project provides for the acquistion of 18 acres west of Spangler Road, just north of the Mad River. The property will be owned and maintained by the Clark County Park District and accessible to the public.


CKJAEB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mad River Riparian Corridor & Floodplain Preservation Phase Iv

The project provides for the acquisition of 33.06 acres for parkland owned and managed by the Clark County Park District. B-W Greenway Community Land Trust will hold the easement and monitor it annually.




CKKACB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Peckuwe Woods Preservation This 94-acre acquisition, adjacent to the Clark County Park District's Davidson Interpretative Center, will expand parklands. With access off of Lower Valley Pike, it includes 54 acres of mature woods, 3 spring-fed creeks, and 0.5 acre spring-fed pond.


CKLAFB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Anderson Fen Boardwalk Extension This project extends boardwalk to allow access for B-W Greenway volunteers while protecting the fragile soils and habitat.

26,234Clark

CKAAEClark County Park District Estel Wenrick Wetlands Protection This open space acquisition project involves the purchase of approximately 145 acres of property adjacent to the existing Estel Wenrick wetlands. The project preserves wetlands, and protects and increases habitat for rare, threatened, and endangeredspecies.


CKDAKClark County Park District Estel Wenrick Wetlands Reserve Protection II This project is for the purchase of nearly 10 acres, of which most is farmland. The project provides for removal of the invasive plants and return of the property to its natural state.

46,290 Acres10Clark

CKIAGClark County Park District Leadingham Farm This 10 acre acqusition is a wet prairie habitat home to a number of rare plants including the Federally Threatened Eastern Prairie Fringed Orchic.


CKKABClark County Park District Mad River Cliffs This acquisition consists of three adjacent properties along the Mad River, located north of Dayton-Springfield Road and west of US 68. The properties contain climbing cliffs and a railroad trail to be improved for greater access.


CKIABTecumseh Land Preservation Association Lisbon Fork Preservation East This project provides for a 36-acre conservation easement preserving woods and the Lisbon Creek, headwater stream for the Little Miami River.

43,089 Acres36Clark

CKIACTecumseh Land Preservation Association Lisbon Fork Preservation West This conservation easement permanently protects 65.5 acres of woods and the Lisbon Creek, a headwater stream of the Little Miami River.

83,612 Acres66Clark

CKIADTecumseh Land Preservation Association Mad River Headwaters Preservation The 106.95-acre conservation easement protects this family property into perpetuity.204,375 Acres107Clark

CKIALTecumseh Land Preservation Association Mount St. John's Woods and Prairie This project places 67 acres of the Mount St. John Nature Preserve, including the Brother Don Geiger Prairie, in a conservation easement to protect the land from development in perpetuity. The property is open to the public during daylight hours.


CKIAMTecumseh Land Preservation Association Little Miami River Preservation This 75-acre conservation easement protects private woodlands in perpetuity.122,884 Acres75Clark

CKBAETecumseh Land Trust Beaver Creek Headwaters Preservation This project consists of the acquisition of and placement of conservation easement on 96 acres of farmland located in the northeastern part of Harmony Township, which also contains the headwaters of the Beaver Creek Run. This project emphasizes the preservation of floodplain and streamside forest functions, and the protection of habitat.


CKBAKTecumseh Land Trust Mud Run Preservation This project consists of acquisition and placement of permanent conservation easements on 106 acres. As a result this riparian corridor is preserved in perpetuity.


CKDAJTecumseh Land Trust Little Miami Protection Project This project acquires easements for protecting and enhancing the riparian corridor and watershed. The project also provides floodplain and streamside forest functions, and increases habitat protection, maintaining diversity of plant and animal life through streamside forest function.


CKDAMTecumseh Land Trust Beavercreek Protection Project East This project acquires easements for protecting and enhancing riparian corridors and watersheds. It also provides protection of floodplain and streamside forest functions important to improving water quality, and increases habitat protection, maintaining diversity of plant and animal life through streamside forest function.


CKEAHTecumseh Land Trust Upper Little Miami River Preservation 2008 The project provides for placement of a conservation easement on 198 acres of riparian corridor in order to protect it in perpetuity.


CKEALTecumseh Land Trust Lisbon Fork Headwaters Preservation The project consists of the acquisition of a 150-acre conservation easement. The easement protects the riparian corridor in perpetuity and preserves the headwaters of Lisbon Fork.




CKFALTecumseh Land Trust Green Township Open Space Protection This 23-acre conservation easement contains 13 acres of mature oak-hickory forests. It provides prime wildlife habitat, had a headwater stream of the Little Miami River, and connects to 323 acres of already preserved property.

21,727 Acres23Clark

CKIAKTecumseh Land Trust Jackson Creek Preservation This 68-acre easement contains two woodland areas; one with a mix of low land hardwood trees including sycamore, cottonwood, maple, elm and box elder; the other with a mix of hardwoods such as black cherry, shagbark hickory and many varieties of oak. The property drains into Jackson Creek, a tributary of the Mad River.

93,512 Acres68Clark

CKBALThe City of New Carlisle Brubaker Wetland Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of about 28 acres for a city park. It includes a part of the Tecumseh Trail, and provides for the protection of wetlands and viable plant and animal habitat.

80,000 Acres28Clark

CKKAEThe City of Springfield Buck Creek Restoration & Trail Restoration The project consists of realigning a section of the Buck Creek multi-use trail to allow for Buck Creek to be restored to its naturalized flow using existing rock outcroppings.

249,325 Feet40Clark

CKLAHThe Springfield Conservancy District Beaver Lake Land Acquisition This 76.21 acre fee simple acquisition straddles Beaver Creek upstream from its confluence with Buck Creek, and is adjacent to Old Reid Park.


CKDAHTecumseh Land Trust Deercreek Headwaters Protection Project This project consists of the placement of conservation easements on two adjacent properties located at the uppermost headwaters of the Deercreek Watershed. The project area includes a large designated wetland area, scores of acres of restored nativeprairie, mature woods, and an extensive habitat for a wide variety of birds and ducks.

400,330 Acres297Clark/Madison

CJFABCincinnati Nature Center O'Bannon Creek Habitat Protection Project This 48-acre acquisition in Goshen Township along O'Bannon Creek, a tributary to the Little Miami River, is adjacent to the Cincinnati Nature Center's Long Branch Farm & Trails. It provides protection for 2,600 feet of primary headwater streams and protects forested riparian habitat.

158,600 Acres48Clermont

CJLABCincinnati Nature Center Goshen Prairie Acquisition of approximately 126 acres of land in Goshen Township, Clermont County, Ohio. This project will restore 84 acres of agriculteral fields back into native prairie habitat and remove invasive species from the forests surrounding the fields.


CJBABClermont County Park District Sycamore Park Expansion This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 30 acres of forested property and, for the purpose of providing access to that property, construction of a pedestrian bridge and development of hiking trails and small footbridges. The project emphasizes the following: acquisition of land to provide access to and protection of riparian corridor; preservation of floodplain and stream-side forest functions; preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and preservation of scenic natural features that contribute to quality of life and Ohio's natural heritage.


CJEAAClermont County Park District Wilson Property Acquisition This project acquires a 105-acre parcel, which includes 7,941 feet of river frontage, 1,697 feet of frontage on the Lucy Run Creek, and a 25 acre island in the river. The project has multiple benefits including the preservation of floodplain and streamside forest, high quality habitat for plant and animal species, and other natural features that contribute to quality of life and state's natural heritage.


CJGABClermont County Park District Bellar/Becker Farm Project The project consists of 30 acre acquisition of the Becker property and 52 acre conservation easement on the Bellar farm. The project will protect over a half mile of Stonelick Creek and over one mile of head water streams. It will preserve over 70 acres of forested land in the Stonelick Creek Valley and protect a unique geologic formation. One of the best exposures of Ordovician Period rock strata is located along Stonelick Creek on the property.


CJGACClermont County Park District Wilson Nature Preserve Expansion The project consists of the acquisition of 39.99 acres: 30 acres of forested land and 10 acres that are currently in agricultural production. 10 acres will be taken out of production and converted into natural meadow. The acquisition protects 2,600 feet of frontage along the Lucy Run Creek and portions of two headwater streams.


CJHACClermont County Park District 10 Mile Creek Preserve The project is located at 711 Stale Route 749 (Ten mile Road), New Richmond, Ohio 45157. The project consists of the purchase of 30.86 acre parcel that is the site of the Sky Valley Swim and Golf Club. The parcel will be converted into a passive recreation park.




CJJAAClermont County Park District Grailville Preserve The Grailville Preserve Project consists of the puchase of parts of four contiguous parcels of land totaling approximately 73 acres within Miami Township, Clermont County, and Hamilton Township, Warren County, Ohio. This acquisition will allowfor the creation of a publicly accessible natural area preserve containing streamside forests along O'Bannon Creek and Osage Orange Creek in the Little Miami River watershed.

1,875,000 Acres73Clermont

CJJACClermont County Park District Wachs Nature Preserve Acquisition of a 60 acre property from the Wachs Brothers located at 5837 Price Road in Miami Township, Clermont County, Ohio.


CJLACClermont County Park District Grailville Preserve Expansion Acquisition of approximately 40 acres in Miami Township, Clermont County, Ohio. This acquisition is adjacent to the 72 acres previously acquired from The Grail. The property will be maintained as a meadow with trails.


CJJABGreat Parks of Hamilton County Lytle Woodland Mound Acquisition Acquisition of approximately 4 acres of land contiguous with Great Parks of Hamilton County's Woodland Mound Park.


CJKABThe Village of Williamsburg Williamsburg Acquisition Project Acquisition of approximately 6.77 acres of green space to expand the Community Park located in the Village of Williamsburg.


CJCABValley View Foundation Valley View Nature Preserve and Education Center This project consists of acquisition of about 70 acres of open space, followed by plantings, trail development, and installation of signage. The acquisition preserves floodplain and water quality, increases habitat protection, provides access to riparian corridor, and enhances educational opportunities.


CJDAAValley View Foundation Valley View Nature Preserve and Education Center - Phase II

This project consists of fee simple acquisition of 33 acres as part of the larger Valley View Nature Preserve located near the confluence of the East Fork and Little Miami Rivers in Milford, Clermont County. Nearly all of the property lies below the100-year floodplain of the East Fork and is preserved as a historic farm and ecosystem.


CJGAGValley View Foundation Nature Preserve Land Acquisition Phase II The project consists of purchase of 19.25 acres as a partial purchase of a parcel of land identified as parcel 210732.014. This acquisition is contiguous to the Valley View Nature Preserve. The parcel is located in the City of Milford about 1 mile west of 1-275/US 50/Milford Parkway highway interchange. Bay Road lies to the north, the East Fork and Round Bottom Road lie to the east, and South Milford Road lies to the south and west of the parcel.


CJIAAValley View Foundation Arrowhead Farm Acquisition The project is located at 780 Garfield Avenue in Milford Ohio. The project consists of the purchase of 37.369 acres of land and historic farmhouse. The property will become the grand entrance to Valley View. The site contains old growth hillside forest and wetlands. The property is on the National Register of Historic Places due to its abundant Native American artifacts. The stone farm house is one of the oldest homes in Clermont County.


CJKAACardinal Land Conservancy Todd's Fork Nature Preserve Acquisition of approximately 220 acres in Union Township, Clinton County. Project includes revegetating over 50 acres of native woods in floodplain and upland areas as well as over 50 acres of native prairie or meadow.

2,538,172 Acres220Clinton

CJAACClinton County Park District The Anliot-Davidson Woods This project consists of acquisition of a 55 acre wooded tract in Adams Township of Clinton County. This project emphasizes preservation and protection of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species.

50,000 Acres55Clinton

CJBADClinton County Park District Terrell-Hanaghan Nature Preserve This project involves the fee simple acquisition of 55 acres of riparian corridor which has been identified by the Ohio Biological Survey as the most unique area in Clinton County. It offers healthy amphibian, reptile and wild turkey populations as well as a rich biodiversity of plants.


CJCAAClinton County Park District East Fork Riparian Reserve This project consists of the fee simple acquisition and placement of conservation easement upon about 70 acres of riparian corridor. Work includes reforestation; restoration of vernal pools, and site improvements for access (including parking, signage, and trail development).




CJBAEThe City of Wilmington Ferguson-Purvis Land Acquisition This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 128 acres. Benefits include the following: preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; preservation of streamside forests; and preservation of floodplain.


CJLAAThe City of Wilmington Lytle Creek Greenway Phase 1 Acquisition of 2 parcels, totaling around 21 acres in the City of Wilmington. Improvements include trail development, removal of invasive species, removal of hazardous trees, reforstation, and signage.


CNAABColumbiana County Park District The Leetonia Connector This project consists of a fee simple acquisition of 8 acres of land in Leetonia bordering the tributary streams of the Little Beaver Creek and Cherry Valley Run. This land is for a park to provide public access to the connecting hike/bike trail corridor and wetland.

85,850 Acres8Columbiana

CNBAIColumbiana County Park District Little Beaver Creek Greenway Staging Area & Overflow Parking

This project acquires two properties for open space and public access to the Little Beaver Creek and the Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail.

162,800Columbiana

CNDAGColumbiana County Park District Dailey Tract Acquisition This project expands the Columbiana County Park District by 460 acres and provides for both a parking lot and access road. The protected property serves to preserve habitat, and protects significant natural features.


CNDAJColumbiana County Park District Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail Union Street Connector

The project consists of a fee simple acquisition of nearly 2 acres of land and the construction of a staging area. The acquisition serves to connect corridors, provide access, and provides multiple recreational, economic and aesthetic preservation benefits.


CNFACColumbiana County Park District Dailey Tract Acquisition - Phase 2 This project is the fee simple acquisition of 197 acres of the Dailey Family Trust, now known as Hellbender Bluff Park. The project includes the reduction of nonnative, invasive plants in order to increase quality plant and animal habitat.


CNFAFColumbiana County Park District Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail - Bertolette Alley Connector

The project acquires about one acre at the end of Bertolette Alley off Washington Street in the Village of Washingtonville. The acquisition serves to connect corridors, provides access to riparian corridor, and provides multiple recreational, economic and aesthetic preservation benefits.


CNJAAColumbiana County Park District Williard Run Wetlands Purchase of a 62.6 acre parcel known as Williard Run Wetlands Property in Hanover Township, Columbiana County for preservation purposes.


CNKAEColumbiana County Park District Salem Greenway Preserve Acquisition of approximately 32.5 acres of property in Salem Township, Columbiana County. Project also includes installation of parking lot for the property.


CNBACLittle Beaver Creek Land Foundation Little Beaver Creek Riparian Easements This project purchases the easements of four properties totaling about 89 acres of riparian corridor along the north and middle forks of the Little Beaver Creek. The project serves to preserve water quality and viable habitat for plant and animal species.


CNIACNatural Areas Land Conservancy Elk Run Perserve This 110-acre purchase builds on more then 30 adjacent acres to create a continguous 140+ nature preserve. The project includes a stream and wetland restoration component that will restore 1,000 linear feet of Elk Run, a high quality tributaryof the Wild and Scenic, State and Federal Little Beaver Creek.


CNAAFSt. Clair Township Calcutta Park This land acquisition provides for a park in St. Clair Township at the corner of Sprucevale Road and Calcutta Smith Ferry Road. The park is named the Calcutta Memorial Park.

125,137Columbiana

CNAADThe City of East Palestine City Lake Walking/Bicycle Trail The project consists of a .7-mile walking/bicycling trail along the east shore of a 7-acre lake. The project serves to provide greater public access to the wildlife and plant species associated with the lake by including the construction of an observation and resting area.


CNFAEThe Village of Leetonia Coke Ovens Expansion This project acquires 24 acres and constructs a public access road and parking. Benefits include preservation of water quality and floodplain, and the reduction of nonnative, invasive plant species.


CNAAGClary Garden Foundation Clary Gardens - Phase Ll The Clary Garden project involves the acquisition of 11-plus acres immediately adjacent to previously obtained acreage. The project serves to reserve the Washburn Waterfalls, as well as the massive outcroppings of native sandstone, and more importantly, the Indian Steps, and the old sandstone quarry, which supplied the stones for the many canals in the region.

121,800 Acres11Coshocton



CNEAACoshocton City And County Park District Three Rivers Peninsula - Phases 1 & 2 This project acquires four tracts of land totaling approximately 5 acres and plants natural grasses and native trees. Benefits include access, preservation of floodplain, and development that relies on recreational and ecotourism in areas of relatively high unemployment and low income.

461,290 Acres5Coshocton

CPAAFCrawford Park District Heckert Nature Preserve This project consists of the acquisition of 44 acres of property; planning and development of an internal trail for public use; and installation of a driveway and parking lot for access. The primary purpose is preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and preservation of floodplain and stream-side forest functions.

113,649 Acres44Crawford

CPBABCrawford Park District Sandusky Wildlife Area This project consists of the acquisition of about 25 acres of forest and 12 acres of field undergoing succession. This project emphasizes preservation of headwater stream, stream side forest, and natural stream channel.


CPBAHCrawford Park District Unger Park Expansion This 10-acre expansion to Unger Park increases the acreage to 53 acres. The Park provides over two miles of hiking trails and views of prairie, forest, wetland, pond, and the Sandusky River.


CPCAICrawford Park District Sears Woods Riparian Addition This project extends riparian buffer protection adjacent to Sears Woods State Nature Preserve. The 38-acre property includes approximately 15 acres of field and 26 acres of woods. The Sandusky River runs through the property for approximately 2,300 feet.


CPGADCrawford Park District Sears Wood State Nature Preserve Land Acquisition

The project is an acquisition of 11 acres of land adjacent to Sears Woods State Nature Preserve which will preserve natural features that contribute to water quality in the Sandusky River Watershed. Those natural features include functioning floodplain and streamside forest. The property will be dedicated as a State Nature Preserve. In addition to the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund deed restrictions, the ODNR Division of Parks/Division of Natural Areas and Preserves deed restrictions will further protect the property for future generations.


CPKAFCrawford Park District Long Property Acquisition Fee simple acquisition of 6.891 acres.30,746 Acres7Crawford

CAAAICleveland Metroparks Washington Park Acquisition and Restoration This project consists of land acquisition and the placement of a conservation easement. Benefits include: restoration, public access and use, wetland and habitat revitalization, habitat protection, invasive species control, and restoration of natural features.

445,500Cuyahoga

CABACCleveland Metroparks Bradley Woods Access and Open Space Acquisition

This 5-acre acquisition preserves the largest swamp forest ecosystem in Cuyahoga County also recognized by the State as the first settlement in North Olmsted in 1816. This parcel serves to preserve local history and improve public access to Bradley Woods Reservation.

300,000 Acres5Cuyahoga

CABADCleveland Metroparks Abram Creek Wetland Protection This 9-acre acquisition of critical wetland buffer habitat to Cuyahoga County's largest cattail marsh is known as Lake Abram. Once part of the county's 'Poudunk Swamp', today's Lake Abram and its associated wetlands are the remains of a post-glacialbog that formed when an old river channel became clogged with ice-age debris. This protection provides ecological benefits as well as a future link on the Lake-to-Lake Trail.


CABAFCleveland Metroparks Rocky River Upland & Open Space The project preserves approximately 3 acres of uplands adjacent to the Rocky River Reservation to provide trail access and to preserve and restore a unique grassland to provide habitat for wildlife, such as the Bobolink, American Woodcock and Wild Turkey. Rocky River Reservation is a heavily utilized park unit with over 8.4 million visitors per year, 25 miles of hiking trails, and 12 miles of equestrian trails.


CACABCleveland Metroparks Beecher's Brook Forest Acquisition This fee simple acquisition of about 17 acres contains significant old growth beech/maple forest. Benefits include preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; habitat protection; and preservation of floodplain and streamside forest functions.

1,005,000 Acres17Cuyahoga

CACACCleveland Metroparks Rocky River West Branch Riparian Corridor This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 20 acres of open space in the floodplain of the West Branch of the River. Emphasis is on public access to riparian corridor; connection of corridors; and support of comprehensive open space planning.




CADADCleveland Metroparks Chagrin Valley Ravines, Ridges & Riparian Preservation

This project consists of acquisition of three parcels of 34 acres of high quality forest along two headwater streams of the Chagrin River. Benefits include preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; protection of headwater streams and streamside forest; and preservation of water quality.


CAEAACleveland Metroparks Beecher's Brook - Hemlock Point Preservation This project acquires about 10 acres of ecologically significant land. This acquisition enhances and buffers one of the most notable plateau forests and the only remaining high quality beech-maple forest in Cuyahoga County and provide public access,scenic vistas and a pleasing view along Wilson Mills Road.


CAFAACleveland Metroparks River Protection: Rocky River East Branch This project consists of the acquisition of two properties: about 62 acres with access off Bennett Road and another 20 acres with access off Ridge Road. These acquisitions preserve an intact functioning floodplain, high quality wetlands, headwater streams, and diversity of plant species.


CAFAECleveland Metroparks Preservation of Forested Park Buffers This project acquires 10 acres of forested land. The acquisition provides access to riparian corridor; increases and protects habitat for plant and animal species; controls nonnative, invasive species; and preserves headwater streams and water quality.


CAGABCleveland Metroparks Rocky River East Branch: Heron Rookery Acquisition of about 29 acres adjacent to Cleveland Metroparks Mill Stream Run Reservation, for the preservation of water quality and protection of habitat, with access available to the general public year-round.


CAGACCleveland Metroparks Tinker's Creek Corridor Preservation and Restoration

Acquisition of about 16 acres of park land added to the Cleveland Metroparks Bedford Reservation, for preservation and protection of natural areas, open to the general public year-round for passive outdoor activities.


CAHAACleveland Metroparks Rocky River East Branch: Timberlane Farm Acquisition of 80 acres of open space in the East Branch Rocky River corridor, for preservation of habitat, stream protection, and provision of passive outdoor recreation opportunities for the general public.


CAIACCleveland Metroparks South Chagrin Preservation & Restoration Acquisition of about 27 acres of parkland in the city of Solon, to expand and preserve greenspace, protect plant and animal species, facilitate connection of natural areas, and provide passive outdoor recreation for the general public.


CAJABCleveland Metroparks South Chagrin Reservation Expansion This 16.3 acre acquistion expands and enhances Cleveland Metroparks' 1,575 acre South Chagrin Reservation. It not only expands greenspace within the Chagrin River Watershed but expands the narrow trail corridor.


CAKABCleveland Metroparks Hemlock Creek Valley Preservation The project is for the acquisition of 22 acres containing 875 LF of Hemlock Creek, a tributary to Tinker's Creek. The east river valley wall along the creek is a regionally rare habitat that contains at least three species of threatened and endangered plants.


CALABCleveland Metroparks Bedford Reservation Expansion This fee simple acqusition of 75 acres is a portion of the Astorhurst Golf Course, 7000 Dunham Road in the Village of Walton Hills, and is to be managed as an extension of Cleveland Metroparks' Bedford Reservation. The property contains approximately 4835 linear feet of primary headwater streams to Tinker's Creek.


CAHADCuyahoga Co. Soil & Water Conservation District Saving Urban Wetlands In Euclid Creek Acquisition of 12 acres of natural area on a headwater tributary to the East Branch of Euclid Creek in Highland Heights, for the protection of primary headwater, streamside forest, floodplain, and wetland.


CAIAACuyahoga County Towpath Trail: Tremont Pointe Preserve & Greenway

Fee-simple acquisition of about 22 acres in the city of Cleveland, to restore, preserve, and protect natural area; and, to connect neighborhoods to sites of cultural, scenic, and recreational interest.


CABAGFriends of Euclid Creek Dusty Goldenrod Meadow This project consists of acquisition of permanent conservation easement on about 12 acres of environmentally sensitive property. This project emphasizes habitat and plant protection; preservation of headwater streams; and control of invasive plants.




CACADGates Mills Land Conservancy Beecher's Brook Hemlock Ravine and South Ridge Acquisition

This acquisition of 10 acres contains stream corridor, hemlock ravine forest, upland mature forest, and buffer habitat. Benefits include the preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species, and preservation of natural stream channel, streamside forests, and streamside forest functions.


CADACGates Mills Land Conservancy Natural Areas Acquisition This project involves acquisition and preservation of 53 acres, 28 by permanent conservation easement and 25 by fee simple acquisition. Emphasis in on habitat protection, access to riparian corridor, and preservation of headwater streams.


CAHAJGates Mills Land Conservancy Sherman Road Preserve Acquisition of about 92 acres in Gates Mills, to preserve habitat and protect headwater stream.400,000 Acres92Cuyahoga

CAKAALand Studio, Inc. Irishtown Bend Greenway Connector The project provides for the fee simple acquisition of 2 parcels, the donation of a third, demolition of 2 vacant buildings, and hillside stabilization work. This is the first phase of a multi-phase project to turn a blighted and unstable hillside into a new riverfront public park giving access to the Cuyahoga River. It will provide neighborhood connections, internal trails, and links to adjacent regional trail and greenway networks.


CAFABOhio Canal Corridor Cuyahoga American Heritage River Habitat Restoration

This project acquires about 11 acres of riverbank property along the Cuyahoga River. The acquisition allows access to riparian corridor, facilitates recreational and economic benefits, connects greenways, and supports comprehensive open space planning.


CAEABParkworks Lake Link Trail & Greenway Corridor This project consists of acquisition of about 2 acres of a strategic section of abandoned railroad right-of-way from the Scranton Peninsula/Irishtown Bend area in the Cleveland Flats district and acquisition of permanent conservation easements. Thisproperty is for use as a recreational greenway and natural resource corridor connecting the Towpath Trail and the future Canal Basin Park to the Lake Erie Shoreline at Wendy Park.


CAIADThe City of Bedford Heights Solon Road Preserve Acquisition of about 22 acres of open space in Bedford Heights, Cuyahoga County, to preserve greenspace., protect water quality, and provide passive outdoor recreational activities for the general public.


CAAAAThe City of Cleveland Mill Creek Waterfall Conservation This project consists of land acquisition of about 4 acres, placement of conservation easements on 2 parcels, protection of riparian area, and restoration of habitat at 4 sites. Benefits include access to riparian corridors or watersheds, reforestation of land, provision of multiple recreational use, and aesthetic preservation.


CABAAThe City of Cleveland Treadway Creek Greenway Restoration Project Located in the Old Brooklyn neighborhood of Cleveland this project restores and preserves 208 acres of riparian corridor and open space through conservation easements along Treadway Creek, a tributary to the Cuyahoga River and part of the Lower Big Creek Valley watershed. The project also includes reforestation, planting vegetation for filtration, incorporation of aesthetically pleasing and ecologically informed design, and a neighborhood trail connector from the Old Brooklyn neighborhood to the Ohio and Erie Canal National Heritage Corridor's Towpath Trail.


CACAEThe City of Cleveland Canal Basin Park This project acquires one-half acre of industrial land for a park - the first piece of property for a new urban park in the Cleveland Flats combining historic tourism and recreation. As one of several features the park will serve as the final destination for the Towpath Trail.


CAGAAThe City of Cleveland Towpath Trail Stage 3.1 Greenway: Acquisition & Restoration

Acquisition of about 13 acres of natural open space along Clark Avenue and at Liberty/West 3rd Street for passive outddor recreational uses for the general public.


CAHABThe City of Cleveland Towpath Trail 3.2 Greenway Acquisition & Restoration

Acquisition and site improvements on about 5 acres along the Towpath Trail area in Cleveland, to increase greenspace, preserve heritage, and provide outdoor recreation opportunities.


CALACThe City of Cleveland Morgana Bluff Nature Preserve and Learning Center

This 4-acre property located to the rear of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland at 6114 Broadway, Cleveland, will serve as an outdoor learning lab for the Slavic Village Neighborhood and as a public natural greenspace.




CAAACThe City of Cleveland Heights Upper Dugway Valley Riparian Corridor Restoration This restoration project involves protection of 17 acres of the Upper Dugway Valley riparian corridor. Benefits include preservation of natural stream channels, habitat protection, and control of invasive plant species.


CAHAHThe City of Euclid Euclid Railroad-Green Creek Corridor Acquisition of about 6,700 linear feet of riparian property along Green Creek in Euclid and Cleveland, for preservation, restoration, and outdoor education opportunity.

38,100 Feet6,700Cuyahoga

CAAAEThe City of Garfield Heights Mill Creek Quarries Riparian Restoration This acquisition consists of a conservation easement for 10 acres plus 1,500 linear feet of a riparian area. Benefits include protection and enhancement of riparian corridor; provision of multiple recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation benefits; and reforestation.


CABAHThe City of Lakewood Lakewood Lakefront Open Space Project The project consists of the acquisition of approximately one acre of beach area on Lake Erie. In addition to public access the project provides for the introduction of appropriate native plantings; creates habitat; prevents erosion; and completes anaesthetically pleasing resource.


CAHAIThe City of Maple Heights Wood Creek Preserve Acquisition of about 24 acres of wooded property in Maple Heights, to preserve and protect habitat and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.


CAFADThe Village of Chagrin Falls Whitesburg Park Greenway This project places a permanent conservation easement on nearly 74 acres of village-owned Whitesburg Park, and the fee simple acquisition of about 10 acres of Spillway, LLC property. Benefits include access to riparian corridor, preservation and protection of habitat for plant and animal species, and support of comprehensive open space planning.


CAAAHThe Village of Gatesmills Knollwood Open Space Acquisition This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of approximately 20 acres of undeveloped, subdivided single-family residential lots. The project emphasizes the preservation of open space, streamside forest, forest functions, water quality, provision of educational opportunities, enhancement of quality of life, and preservation of natural heritage.


CAHAFThe Village of Glenwillow Tinkers Creek Preserve Acquisition of about 17 acres along Tinkers Creek in Glenwillow, to preserve greenspace, protect water quality, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the public.


CACAAThe Village of Hunting Valley Chagrin River Corridor Acquisition This project acquires 54 acres of open space and riparian corridor. Emphasis includes habitat protection, and preservation and restoration of floodplain and streamside forest functions.


CAAADThe Village of Mayfield Upper 40 Riparian Protection and Restoration This is for the acquisition of nearly 3 acres of conservation easement, acquisition of less than one acre of land, restoration of floodplain, and trail construction. Emphasis is on floodplain restoration, habitat protection, and provision of recreational and aesthetic benefits.


CABAEThe Village of Mayfield North Chagrin - Foster's Run Riparian Restoration This project restores 4 acres of floodplain wetlands degraded by severe sedimentation at two locations and enhances the wildlife and vegetation management of a 40-acre wetland complex, the largest publicly owned wetland complex on the Chagrin River.Benefits include multiple recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation benefits to the North Chagrin Reservation; and public access by grading and installation of a gravel all-purpose trail.


CABAIThe Village of Mayfield Beecher's Brook Stream Restoration & Parkland Acquisition

The Upper 40 Tributary is part of the Chagrin River, a State designated Wild and Scenic River watershed. The project restores floodplain functions in its headwaters mimicking natural stream dynamics and thereby filtering pollutants, slowing floodwaters, and decreasing the amount of sediment reaching the Chagrin River.


CABAJThe Village of Moreland Hills Enviromentally Sensitive Land Acquisition This is for the fee simple purchase of a 9-acre parcel of hillside property. Benefits include preservation of a high quality habitat, ephemeral and perennial streams, streamside forests, sensitive hillsides, views in the Chagrin River Corridor, quality of life, and increased habitat protection.


CADAAThe Village of Moreland Hills Forest Ridge Preserve Acquisition This project acquires 115 acres of natural area for the Village's first park, and places a permanent conservation easement on that acreage. The property serves as a habitat for six rare species of birds, and the Butternut - a threatened tree species, as well as home to a mature upland forest with more than 10,300 linear feet of headwater streams which are part of the Chagrin River watershed.




CAGADThe Village of Moreland Hills Forest Ridge Preserve Expansion Acquisition of about 18 acres of forest and riparian area in Moreland Hills on the west side of Chagrin River Road south of State Route 87, for restoration and protection of high quality habitat and for use by the general public for passive outdoor recreation.


CAAAFThe Village of Valley View Mile 9 Landing Acquisition This fee simple acquisition is for two parcel blocks totaling about 1-1/2 acres. Emphasis is on access to riparian corridor; support of comprehensive open space planning; enhancement of educational opportunities; provision of multiple recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation benefits; and preservation of functioning floodplain and water quality.


CAJADTinker's Creek Watershed Partners Country Lane Conservation This 16-acre acquisition is accessible to the public for passive recreation. Located on Country Lane, north of I-422, it contains about 3 acres of quality wetlands and more than 900 feet of creek and stream.


CAJAAWest Creek Conservancy Valley View Greenway Corridor This project provides for the acquisition of 4 properties totaling 180 acres in the Village of Valley View accessible from Hathaway Road.The Village Park property is nearly doubled and 26 acres are added to the contiguous Cuyahoga Valley National Park.


CAJACWest Creek Conservancy Parmadale Preservation The project provides for the fee simple acquisition of the 80-acre Parmadale property formerly operated by the Catholic Diocese as an orphanage/family center. The property will expand the existing 324-acre Metroparks' West Creek Reservation.


CALAAWest Creek Conservancy Critical Greenway Conservation This project includes a series of acquisitions along the West Creek Conservancy, a combination of fee simple and conservation easements, totaling 46 acres including more than 7,500 linear feet of stream and 6.5 acres of wetland.


CAAABWest Creek Preservation Committee West Creek Greenway: Completing The Connection This project consists of acquisition of properties and placement of conservation easements. The primary purpose is protection of riparian corridor, significant open space, and endangered wetlands which provides a number of benefits including increase of habitat protection; provision of multiple recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation needs; preservation of floodplain, streamside forest, and headwater streams; and restoration and preservation of aquatic biological communities.


CABABWest Creek Preservation Committee West Creek Greenway This project consists of the purchase of approximately 9 acres of conservation lands connecting the cities of Parma, Seven Hills, and Brooklyn Heights. This acquisition resulted in a critical section of the West Creek Greenway Trails right-of-way to be acquired linking Brooklyn Heights Community Park with Parma's Historic Henninger House Trailhead (also a Clean Ohio Conservation Fund project).


CACAFWest Creek Preservation Committee West Creek Greenway: Linking The Neighborhoods This acquisition is for 18 parcels amounting to about 48 acres. Benefits include connection, protection and access to riparian corridor; habitat protection; and preservation of wetlands and streamside forest functions.


CADABWest Creek Preservation Committee Gateway To West Creek: Protecting The Confluence

This purchase is for nearly 7 acres of developed land at the confluence of West Creek and the Cuyahoga River. The acquisition provides for connection and access to riparian corridor, preserves floodplain and wetlands, protects water quality, and supports comprehensive open space planning.


CADAEWest Creek Preservation Committee Big Creek at Snake Hill Natural Area Conservation This project consists of the acquisition of about 6 acres, and placement of permanent conservation easements on about 20 acres in the City of Parma. The property includes approximately 4+ acres of wetlands, 2,500 linear feet of Big Creek and tributary streams, associated floodplains and upland forests for the public to enjoy for for low impact recreation.


CAEACWest Creek Preservation Committee West Creek: Reclaiming The Lost Valley This project acquires about 3 acres of property that contains about 700 feet West Creek Main Stem including functioning floodplain, and streamside forest. The acquisition physically links previously conserved properties along West Creek which serve as both a wildlife corridor and a critical link in this segment of greenway trail.


CAFACWest Creek Preservation Committee West Creek Greenway: Conserving The Linkages This project protects about 24 acres of riparian and forested land by fee simple or by placement of permanent conservation easement. Benefits include protection of and access to riparian corridor, connection of greenways, habitat for plant and animal species, and preservation of stream channel and headwaters.




CAGAFWest Creek Preservation Committee West Creek Critical Conservation Linkages Acquisition of about 35 acres, on fee simple basis and through permanent conservation easement, in the West Creek watershed in Parma, for protection and preservation of riparian areas and high quality habitat.


CAGAGWest Creek Preservation Committee Ecologically Significant Areas Along Euclid Creek Acquisition of about 8 acres off Highland Road in Richmond Heights, for preservation and protection of forest, stream, and habitat along the Redstone Run tributary to Euclid Creek's East Branch.


CAHACWest Creek Preservation Committee West Creek - Big Creek Greenway Connector Acquisition and permanent protection of about 47 acres in the Big Creek Area in Parma, in order to preserve stream channel and habitat, protect wetlands and water quality, and provide outdoor educational opportunites for the general public.


CAHAGWest Creek Preservation Committee Reclaiming The Cuyahoga River Acquisition of about 20 acres along the Cuyahoga River in Brooklyn Heights, to preserve streamside area, protect water quality, increase habitat, and support corridor-wide planning.


CAIABWest Creek Preservation Committee West Creek Reservation: Phase Iv Acquisition, on fee simple basis and by permanent conservation easement, of about 15 acres in the city of Parma, to expand parkland, facilitate linkages, reclaim natural areas, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.


CAIAEWest Creek Preservation Committee Baldwin Creek Conservation Corridor Acquisition of about 15 acres along Baldwin Creek in Parma, to preserve riparian corridor, protect habitat, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.


CAGAEWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Sulphur Springs Headwaters Protection - Phase III Acquisition of 30 acres of forest and riparian area in Solon along Hawthorn Parkway, for the preservation of high quality habitat and provision of passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.


CAHAEWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Lower Big Creek Acquisition of about 25 acres along Big Creek in Cleveland's Old Brooklyn and Brooklyn Centre neighborhoods, to preserve riparian area, protect water quality, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.


CAIAFWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Lakeshore Preserve Acquisition of about 5 acres of wooded land in Bratenahl, Cuyahoga County, to preserve greenspace and provide passive outdoor recreational activities for the general public.


CAKACWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Brecksville Upland Reserve This 99-acre acquisition is heavily wooded and contains 2066 LF of headwater tributaries to the Cuyahoga River. In conjunction with the Cuyahoga Valley National Park to the east and Cleveland Metroparks' Brecksville Reservation to the north, it may be the largest forested protected tract in the Cuyahoga Valley (aaaproximately 1861 acres). The Brecksville Upland Preserve will be owned and maintained by Cleveland Metroparks.


CKAABDarke County Park District Mckibben/Jockel Wetland This acquisition, since named Turkeyfoot Preserve, is located just off of OH-121 on Bishop Road. The project serves to maintain the wetlands, re-establish prairie, and provide for access and passive recreation. The trail includes access to anobservation deck providing a panoramic view of the Tawaskote Menitsa Prairie.

26,097 Acres60Darke

CKLACDarke County Park District Ohio Street Park Land Acquisition This 2.9-acre purchase on Ohio Street in Greenville allows for the preservation and expansion of Alice Bish Park. Access is from the Greenville Creek, Trail, and Ohio Street. The property includes a building for the future intended use as aninterpretive center (outside the funded project).

200,000 Acres3Darke

CKGACFriends of Bears Mill, Inc. Bears Mill Property Acquisition This acquisition is for nearly 38 acres of land including a fully functioning historic grist mill building used for education, demonstration, interpretation and a slaes area managed by Friends of Bears Mill of which the proceeds are used to help maintain the property.

1,021,843 Acres35Darke

CQGAAColumbus Public Utilities Department Overbrook Multi-Stream Protection This conservation easement protects 55 acres of primary headwater streams that are tributaries to the Big Walnut Creek. The project protects water quality, natural stream channels, functioning floodplains, streamside forests, various wildlife habitat, and geologic features.

262,500 Acres55Delaware

CQBADPreservation Parks of Delaware County Gallant Farm Purchase and Access The project purchases 19 acres and deed restricts 83 acres of farmland for use in the development of a historic farm representative of the importance of agriculture to Delaware County. The project includes construction of an access road and parking lot, and internal farm lanes to allow visitors easy access to the various areas of the farm.




CQCAIPreservation Parks of Delaware County Big Run North Purchase The project provides for the protection of about 11 acres of pristine upland woods and stream corridor and 1,482 linear feet of Big Run, a Class III PHWH stream and tributary to the Olentangy State Scenic River.


CQDAFPreservation Parks of Delaware County North Big Run Additional Purchase This project is for the purchase of 5 acres of stream corridor and 1,834 linear feet of Big Run, a Class III PHWH stream and tributary to the Olentangy State Scenic River, a building that was constructed in 1939 which has been recently renovated andenlarged, a combination garage and office, and the construction of a small parking lot to service the new facility. The acquisition of the lodge and the garage/office provide a ready-made nature and small conference center, a maintenance facility, and a park manager's office.


CQEACPreservation Parks of Delaware County Big Run North Preserve The Big Run North Preserve project involves the fee simple purchase and permanent protection of nearly 102 acres of high-quality, mature upland woods, primary headwater streams, and stream corridor that serve as important habitat for numerous plant and animal species. The project also permanently protects approximately 4,200 linear feet of the Big Run Stream Corridor.

1,200,000 Acres102Delaware

CQHACPreservation Parks of Delaware County Logan Property Acquisition Preservation Parks of Delaware County is acquiring 99.583 acres of open space including native woodland and 8,600 linear feet of headwater streams along the Olentangy State Scenic River.


CQIAEPreservation Parks of Delaware County Shale Hollow Preserve Expansion (Hollenback Acquisition)

This project will include the acquisition of 21 acres of streamside forest and floodplain in Delaware County, Ohio.


CQJAAPreservation Parks of Delaware County Alum Creek Corridor Protection Phase I This project consists of acquisition of 48 acres of land in southern Delaware County approximately 1.5 miles north of Polaris Fashion Place. The project serves to permanently protect 34 acres of existing forest, 3,900 linear feet of streams that flow into Alum Creek, and reforest 14 acres of former agricultural fields.


CQKACPreservation Parks of Delaware County Alum Creek Corridor Protection Phase II This project consists of the acquisition of 65 acres of greenspace in southern Delaware County in Orange Township. The property will be restored and permanently protected as open space.


CQLABPreservation Parks of Delaware County Alum Creek Corridor Protection - Phase 3 The project consists of the acquisition of 26 acres of property in Orange Township, Delaware County, Ohio. The property will be added to existing floodplain and riparian corridor along Alum Creek.


CQFADThe City of Columbus Twin Bridges Land Acquisition and Easement The acquisition of 30 acres and conservation easement placement over an additional 8 acres of steeply sloped forested habitat is home to rare species and is vital to wetland, stream, and water quality. The open space project includes the protection of mature forested slopes that contain several headwater streams and is the upland buffer of two streams, two wetlands and Hoover Reservoir. There are six headwater streams on this property to be protected.


CCFABThe City of Westerville Bean Property at Polaris Parkway This project acquires 14 acres along the east side of Alum Creek in order to provide access to riparian corridor, preserve floodplain and streamside forest, and protect habitat for endangered or threatened species.


CEGAACleveland Museum of Natural History Bufflehead Bay Acquisition The project is to acquire by fee simple purchase, a 10-acre parcel located within the Village of Kelley's Island, Erie County The property is adjacent to the Museum's existing Scheele Nature Preserve, which is located along Monaghan Road in the northeast corner of the Island. The project site does not have road frontage but is accessible from Monaghan Road via Scheele Nature Preserve. It is surrounded by Scheele Preserve to the south and west, Lake Erie to the east, and private,undeveloped land to the north. Acquisition of this parcel will expand the Scheele Nature Preserve and make additional Lake Erie frontage (330 feet of shoreline) available to the public. Acquisition of this parcel will protect a globally vulnerable Juniper Alvar Shrubland community, as well as the globally vulnerable Eastern foxsnake and two other state-listed rare species. The property will be restricted with a conservation easement held by Western Reserve Land Conservancy as w

306,081 Acres10Erie

CEHACCleveland Museum of Natural History The Vermilion Valley Cliffs Preserve Protection This project is a fee simple acquisition of approximately 78 acres on the Vermilion River.223,885 Acres76Erie



CEIAACleveland Museum of Natural History Scheele Preserve Expansion Project The Scheele Preserve Expansion Project will result in the fee-simple purchase and permanent conservation of the approximately 13.897 -acre Chucta property which is described as the entire permanent parcel numbers 54-00181.000, 54-00182.000,54-00183.000, and 54-00184.000.

587,560 Acres14Erie

CELAACleveland Museum of Natural History Minshall Alvar Preserve Fee simple acquisition of 24.89 acres of the Minshall property on the north shore of Kelley's Island.1,120,000 Acres25Erie

CEBACErie Metroparks East Sandusky Bay The project provides for the purchase of two properties with a total acreage of 1,036 acres along the Lake Erie shoreline. The properties host two active american bald eagle nests, and the proximity to the lake and habitat diversity make the property an attractive stop-over point for birds migrating along the north american flyway.

1,495,000 Acres1,036Erie

CECADErie Metroparks Wyandot Wetland Meadows Preserve This 84-acre acquisition of vital Lake Erie shoreline preserves high quality wetland habitat and associated uplands. The property is part of the feeding territory of several nearby american bald eagle nests and the proximity to the lake and habitat diversity make the property an attractive stopover point for birds migrating along the north american flyway.

1,107,750 Acres84Erie

CEDAAErie Metroparks East Sandusky Bay Extension: Gateway, Hoffman and Airport Preserve

This acquisition of approximately 186 acres of vital Lake Erie wetlands and near-shore habitat continues the protection of possibly the last large naturally-functioning freshwater costal marsh and adjacent uplands along Ohio's shoreline. The property is part of the feeding territory for several nearby american bald eagle nests and the proximity to the lake and habitat diversity make the property an attractive stopover point for birds migrating along the north american flyway.

448,000 Acres186Erie

CEEABErie Metroparks Vermilion River Lakeshore Preserve Project The project acquires less than 2 acres which contains Lake Erie shoreline, a 0.33 acre beach, 500 feet of Vermilion River frontage, and access to a river jetty that extends almost 800 feet off the property into Lake Erie. The property serves as a passive public park, providing access to the beach and the Vermilion River for fishing, swimming, kayaking, walking and bird watching.

850,000 Acres2Erie

CEFAEErie Metroparks East Sandusky Bay Ph 4 Wyandot Wetland Meadows Preserve

This project acquires approximately 58 acres of vital Lake Erie shoreline habitat to protect possibly the last large naturally-functioning unprotected freshwater coastal marsh. This property is part of the feeding territory for several nearby American Bald Eagle nests.

613,020 Acres58Erie

CEIACErie Metroparks Hoffman Forest Reserve The project is for fee simple acquisition of 40-acre site.154,059 Acres40Erie

CEGAEThe City of Vermilion Bluff Lakeshore Preserve The Bluff Lakeshore Preserve property is located at 480 Main Street in the City of Vermilion, Erie County, Ohio, on the north side of Huron Street between Washington Street and Main Street. The 2.15 acre property contains approximately 300 LFof Lake Erie shoreline and is adjacent to the Main Street Public Beach to the east. Acquisition of this property will add approximately 300 feet of shoreline and 2.15 acres of property to the existing public park area and provide new opportunities for recreation such as fishing, swimming and kayaking. Located in the heart of downtown Vermilion in the city's historic district, this represents a rare opportunity to increase lakeshore access in an urban population center. In addition to the Clean Ohio deed restrictions the Western Reserve Land Conservancy will also hold a conservation easement.

787,667 Acres2Erie

CEKADThe Village of Kelleys Island Ed Curilla Preserve Fee simple acquisition of 15.18 acre Ed Curilla Preserve.637,574 Acres15Erie

CQGADAppalachia Ohio Alliance Hocking River Conservation Corridor Initiative Ohio Appalachia Alliance is conserving two sites in southern Fairfield County as part of the Hocking River Conservation Initiative. The first site is 37.5 acres and is one deed. The owner is donating a conservation easement on the western portion. The second site is 1.83 acres and the AOA will purchase the southern portion of the property with a conservation easement purchased to cover the remaining northern portion.

108,000 Acres40Fairfield

CQLAAAppalachia Ohio Alliance Hintz Hollow Initiative The project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 186 acres of property in Berne Township, Fairfield County. In addition, an additional 24 acres will be protected via conservation easement.




CQCABColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Finley Property Acquisition The project involves the purchase of 93 acres of land that share common boundaries with Clear Creek Metro Park. The parcel contains forested land that contain Oak-Hickory forests, Mixed Mesophytic Forests and young growth Hemlock-Hardwood Forests. The property additionally contains two forested ravine headwaters that drain directly into the Clear Creek Metro Park and eventually Clear Creek.


CQBAHFairfield County Historical Parks Commission Clear Creek Riparian Corridor Acquisition Project This project involves fee simple land acquisition and a gift of land to the Fairfield County Historical Parks for a total of 72 acres of land along the north bank of Clear Creek. This acquisition is an important step in the protection of the Clear Creek corridor and for the water quality of the Hocking River.


CQCAHFairfield County Historical Parks Commission Clear Creek Riparian Corridor - Maxine Barnes Property

This project involves fee simple land acquisition and gift of land to the Fairfield County Parks totaling 130 acres along the south bank of Clear Creek. This property is part of an ongoing effort to protect the Clear Creek riparian corridor, and serves as an extension of the Fairfield County Parks system.


CQDAHFairfield County Historical Parks Commission Cattle Valley Enterprise, Inc. Land Acquisition-Clear Creek Ripari

This project involves fee simple acquisition of nearly 100 acres. The property is located along Clear Creek, a tributary in the Hocking River watershed, and preserves high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species, and aquatic biological communities.


CQIAAFairfield County Historical Parks Commission Stoney Hill Nature Preserve Land Acqusition The project will acquire property in Fairfield County along the upper branch of Armey Run. Three properties are included in the project that will focus on riparian corridor protection.


CQBAEThe City of Lancaster Baldwin Run Stream Restoration This restoration project provides improvement of the water quality by assimilation of pollutants by restored riparian areas, increased biomass, and increased dissolved oxygen from ripples and low water temperatures resulting from enhanced tree canopy. This project also provides interpretive walks and trails to highlight the project and stream restoration and allow for the safe access by the public to the stream.

271,875 Feet4,000Fairfield

CQCADThe City of Lancaster Hocking River Corridor Preservation Project The project provides for the restoration of approximately 55 acres of historic wetland, thereby reestablishing an aquatic habitat with increased numbers and diversity of aquatic flora and fauna at the site. Restoration features include breaching theagricultural levee in at least two locations to reestablish hydrology to the agricultural field, and removing material from the breaches and placing it along the new openings to strengthen and protect.


COCAHFayette County Shaw Wetlands The project consists of the acquisition of 9 acres of wetland property located just south of the intersection of Robinson Road and the Tri-County Triangle Trail in Union Township. The project serves to preserve wetland, habitat and water quality.

15,000 Acres9Fayette

CCIAAAppalachia Ohio Alliance Utzinger Bog Conservation Acquisition of about 85 acres of open space in Jackson Township, Franklin County, to protect water quality, restore and preserve aquatic habitat, and provide passive outdoor recreatonal opportunities for the general public.

1,114,300 Acres85Franklin

CCKAAColumbus & Franklin County Metro Parks Big Walnut Creek Parkland Preservation II Fee simple acquisition of approximately 52 acres of the Big Walnut Watershed.945,000 Acres52Franklin

CCKADColumbus & Franklin County Metro Parks Scioto River Parkland Preservation The fee simple acquisiton and natural area protection of approximately 62 acres of the Marble Cliff Quarry.


CCAACColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Darby Creek Conservation This project consists of land acquisition along Big Darby Creek. The acquisition preserves stream side forest functions, protects habitat for several species, preserves natural stream channel and water quality, contributes to quality of life, and preserves the state's natural heritage.

250,000 Acres100Franklin

CCAAEColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Blacklick Creek Greenway - Phase III This project consists of land acquisition and conservation easements totaling 140 acres. Benefits include the protection and enhancement of the riparian corridor; preservation of floodplain and streamside forest functions; protection of habitat for plants and animals; and the provision of connection of natural areas, educational opportunities, and passive recreational uses.


CCBAEColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Parker Tract Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of 228 acres in order to preserve the natural stream channel and streamside forest, and protect the habitat for plants and animals.




CCBAIColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Columbus Quarry Acquisition This project consists of property acquisition in order to protect the habitat for rare species, preserve the floodplain and the aquatic biological community, protect water quality, and preserve the natural stream channel. It serves as part of the Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park, a 7,070 acre park in southwestern Franklin County.

378,750Franklin

CCCACColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Bradley Lake Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of 20 acres of land containing a 14-acre lake. This purchase provides for increased habitat protection and preservation of floodplain and streamside forest functions.


CCDAHColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Walker-Amity Acquisition This project acquires about 131 acres in order to increase and protect habitat for rare, threatened, and endangered species; and preserves aquatic biological communities and a natural stream channel.


CCEABColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Davis and Sons Property Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of 241 acres of woods, wetlands, and agricultural land for conversion to natural open space. Benefits include protection of habitat for rare, threatened, and endangered species; and preservation of the natural stream channel, including floodplain and streamside forest areas.


CCFACColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Wilson Property Acquisition This project acquires about 90 acres along Walnut Creek. The purchase provides access to riparian corridor, restores and preserves floodplain and streamside forest, and enhances economic development through nature-based recreation and ecotourism.


CCFADColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Park National Bank Trust Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of about 56 acres of floodplain and forested land along Walnut Creek. Benefits include access to riparian corridor, floodplain and streamside forest preservation, and enhanced economic development through nature-based recreation and ecotourism.


CCFAGColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Roach Property Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of about 82 acres of property located in the Big Darby Creek watershed and includes headwater streams, hydric soils, and forested riparian corridor. Benefits include habitat protection, wetland restoration, and preservation of water quality and headwater streams.


CCFAIColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Plain Township Property Acquisition This project acquires about 33 acres in the Rocky Fork watershed in order to increase habitat protection, preserve floodplain and riparian buffer, and protect water quality.


CCFAKColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Ehmann Property Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of about 42 acres of open space in the Big Darby Creek watershed in order to protect habitat, enhance wetlands, and preserve water quality.


CCGABColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Falter Property Acquisition This project consists of fee-simple acquisition of 127 acres located in south-central Franklin County, between State Route 104 and the Scioto River. The project emphasizes habitat protection, restoration of natural hydrology, and improvement of water quality. The acquired property expands existing parkland and will be open to the general public free-of-charge and consistent with normal daily park operations.


CCGACColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Rocky Fork Metro Park Acquisitions Acquisition of about 94 acres in the Rocky Fork headwaters in Plain Township, Franklin County, to preserve open space, restore natural areas, protect wildlife, improve water quality, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunites for the general public.


CCHAAColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Darby Watershed Acquisition Acquisition of about 24 acres of natural area in Brown Township, Franklin County, to protect and preserve watershed, increase habitat, and provide passive outdoor recreation for the public.


CCHABColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Olentangy River Corridor Acquisition Acquisition of about 43 acres along the Olentangy River in Franklin County, to protect water quality, preserve and improve habitat, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.


CCHACColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Walnut Woods Acquisition Acquisition of about 82 acres in the Walnut Creek watershed in Madison Township, Franklin County, for preservation of open space, protection of water quality, and provision of passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.


CCIACColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Mapes Farm Acquisition Acquisition of about 13 acres of open space in Madison Township, Franklin County, to preserve riparian area, protect habitat for plant and animal species, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.




CCJAAColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Big Walnut Creek Parkland Preservation The project is a fee simple acquisition of 6720 Lee Road for approximately 95 acres protecting mature forests and water quality.


CCGAAFranklin County Holton County Ditch Watershed Improvements Acquisition, restoration, and long-term protection of about 66 acres of ripairan corridor along Holton County Ditch in Groveport between London-Groveport Road and Bixby Road.


CCEACFranklin County Hamilton Run Stream Restoration This project involves restoration of 4,600 linear feet of Hamilton Run, including formation of natural channel, construction of floodplain, incorporation and preservation of existing wetlands, and planting of native and diverse live stakes, trees, shrubs, and grasses. The benefits of this easement include: restoration of the natural stream channel and floodplain, preservation of wetlands, protection of water quality, support of comprehensive open space planning, and enhancement of educational opportunities.

1,254,180 Feet4,600Franklin

CCBAFFranklin Soil & Water Conservation District Alton Area Riparian Buffer This project consists of land acquisition and placement of conservation easement on 28 acres of floodplain. This activity provides for the restoration of riparian forest buffer; and development of low-impact public access.


CCDABFranklin Soil & Water Conservation District Hellbranch Run Riparian Corridor Protection This project consists of placement of a permanent conservation easement on about 27 acres, including frontage along Hellbranch Run, forested upland, and frontage along Beatty Road. The easement protects the riparian corridor and supports comprehensive open space planning.


CCDAIFranklin Soil & Water Conservation District Johnson Road Riparian Protection Area This project consists of placement of a permanent conservation easement on about 46 acres along Hellbranch Run in order to protect the riparian corridor, support comprehensive open space planning, and connect sensitive streamside areas.


CCEAAFranklin Soil & Water Conservation District Hellbranch Headwaters Protection This project consists of the acquisition of 200 acres that include forested riparian corridors, hydric soils, and tributaries to the main stem of Hellbranch Run. The purchase provides for habitat and water quality protection, and preserves natural stream channel.


CCKACFranklin Soil & Water Conservation District Capital City Baptist Church Vernal Pool & Riparian Protection

Acquisition of a 9 acre conservation easement to provide permanent protection for the Vernal Pool and Riparian Corridor along Big Walnut Creek.


CCCAEJefferson Township Blacklick Creek Preservation This project consists of the acquisition of 43 acres and placement of permanent conservation easements on 35 acres. Benefits include access, preservation of habitat for plants and animals, and enhanced educational opportunities.


CCCAGThe City of Bexley Alum Creek Greenway Preservation This project consists of acquisition and easements along Alum Creek in order to control invasive plant species; reforest; and develop a trail.

231,166Franklin

CCDAGThe City of Bexley Alum Creek Parkway Development: Phase II This project acquires less than 2 acres of property and makes various improvements including control of invasive species; reforestation with native trees, shrubs, and ground covers; and installation of a low-impact trail.


CCAADThe City of Columbus Blauser Farm: Riparian Corridor, Forest, and Wetland Protection

This project consists of the purchase of 47 acres of open space. It preserves headwater streams and protects water quality, preserves wetlands and streamside forest area, protects habitat for plant and animal species, and supports comprehensive openspace planning.


CCAAHThe City of Columbus Streamside Forest Acquisition at Cherrybottom Park

This project acquires streamside forest property in order to preserve wooded riparian corridor, protect high quality habitat for plants and animals, and support comprehensive open space planning.

21,000Franklin

CCBAAThe City of Columbus Alum Creek Riparian Protection - Cooper Road at I-270

This project consists of the acquisition of 10 acres in order to preserve floodplain & streamside forest functions and to provide for connecting corridors.


CCBAJThe City of Columbus Glen Echo Ravine Restoration & Protection This project acquires land; places conservation easements; rehabilitates the stream by stabilizing the gradient and reshaping the stream banks; and installs native plant material.


CCCABThe City of Columbus Alum Creek Corridor Preservation: Mock Park To Innis Park

This project consists of the acquisition of 5 parcels totaling about 36 acres. Benefits include access, preservation of floodplain and stream-side forest, and corridor connectivity.




CCDAAThe City of Columbus Big Walnut Creek South Corridor: Three Creeks Park To Nafzger Park

This project consists of acquisition of about 86 acres of open and forested floodplain along the main stem of Big Walnut Creek. This purchase provides for connectivity, access, habitat protection, and preservation of the floodplain and streamside forest.


CCDADThe City of Columbus Dysart Run Preservation This project consists of acquisition of nearly 7 acres of a primarily wooded parcel along Dysart Run. The project not only preserves the property but implements enhancements to the streamside forest.


CCDAJThe City of Columbus Alum Creek South Corridor Preservation - Macedonia Church Site

This project consists of the acquisition of 29 acres of forested wetlands to provide access to riparian corridor, preserve plant and animal habitat, and connect greenway.


CCFAEThe City of Columbus Mason Run Forested Floodplain Preservation This project acquires 20 acres of a primarily wooded parcel that includes about 1,700 feet of Mason Run in order to provide corridor connectivity, preserve streamside forest and protect the floodplain.


CCFAFThe City of Columbus Lower Big Walnut-Lockbourne Preservation This project consists of the acquisition of about 97 acres of forested wetland and floodplain along the Lower Big Walnut Creek, and provides for the installation of a walking path with timber footbridge. Benefits include access to riparian corridor,corridor connectivity, and preservation of high quality habitat for plants and animals.


CCFALThe City of Columbus Galloway Hellbranch Restoration This acquisition of 121 acres is located at Galloway and Alkire Roads. It includes nearly 24 acres of wooded wetland and 97 acres of forest, wetlands, and hydric soil / wetland restoration land. The property is accessible from the Camp Chase Rail Trail and city park land.


CCGADThe City of Columbus Hayden Run Falls Preservation Acquisition and long-term ownership of about 3.6 acres containing the upper falls of Hayden Run, in order to preserve unique natural features, protect habitat for plant and animal species, and provide opportunties for biological and aquatic research.


CCHAEThe City of Columbus Big Walnut Refugee Preservation Acquisition of about 35 acres of riparian corridor and upland habitat along the southern reach of Big Walnut Creek, south of the Refugee Road/Noe-Bixby intersection in Columbus, Franklin County.


CCIAGThe City of Columbus Dry Run Stream Restoration Restoration of about 2,000 linear feet of stream channel and floodplain in the Hilltop Area of the city of Columbus, Franklin County, to restore riparian area, enhance educational opportunities, and provide passive outdoor recreational benefits for the general public.

783,054 Feet2,000Franklin

CCJABThe City of Columbus Big Run Preservation The fee simple acquisition of approximately 11.2 acres and conservation easement of 6.78 acres.338,200 Miles18Franklin

CCJACThe City of Columbus Big Walnut Preservation Fee simple acquisition of 6.36 acres.197,000 Acres6Franklin

CCKABThe City of Columbus Alum Creek North Tributary Protection The project is a fee simple acquisition of 12.2 acres including approximately 2.5 acres of riparian wetland and over 1,760 LF of stream corridor.


CCKAFThe City of Columbus Eastmoor Green Line The project is for acquisition of a 17.5 acre linear park along an abandoned rail corridor.751,800 Acres18Franklin

CCBACThe City of Dublin Scioto River Greenway This project acquires nearly 3 acres of riparian corridor along the west side of the Scioto River. Benefits include access, preservation of floodplain and streamside forest functions, and educational opportunities.


CCDAEThe City of Gahanna Southwest Floodplain Acquisition This project acquires 6 acres of floodplain along Big Walnut Creek. Benefits include connection, public access, floodplain protection, preservation of natural resources, increased habitat, and enhanced educational opportunities.


CCEADThe City of Gahanna Central Park Greenway Preservation This project primarily consists of the acquisition of 12 acres of land and placement of a permanent conservation easement on 11 acres of land, with minor construction of paths and trails to provide access for and use by the general public. This is part of a large collaborative effort to turn old industrial property into a multi-use facility.


CCIAFThe City of Gahanna Gahanna Woods Vernal Pool Preservation Acquisition of about 1 acre of open space in the city of Gahanna, Franklin County, to preserve high quality wetlands and protect habitat for plant and animal species.




CCKAEThe City of Gahanna Mckenna Creek Dam Removal and Stream Restoration

Acquisition of a 0.9 acre conservation easement to remove a low head dam and restore approximately 400 LF of stream channel and restoration of a stable riparian corridor.


CCIAEThe City of Grove City West Water Run Stream Restoration This project consists of restoration of 4,250 linear feet of degraded stream channel in the city of Grove City, Franklin County.


CCFAHThe City of Hilliard Headwaters of Hamilton Ditch Restoration This project involves restoration of 2,600 linear feet of Hamilton Ditch, including design and construction of the natural stream channel, floodplain improvements, and planting of native live stakes, seedlings, and grasses.


CCFAJThe City of New Albany Kitzmiller Parkland Acquisition and Wetland Protection

This project consists of the acquisition of nearly 4 acres of green space to provide passive parkland and preserve existing wetland in order to protect habitat, preserve wetlands, and facilitate outdoor educational opportunities.


CCIABThe City of Westerville Big Walnut Creek Greenway Acquisition of about 37 acres of greenspace in Westerville, Franklin County, to protect floodplains and streamside forest, preserve habitat for plant and animal species, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.


CCAAAThe Nature Conservancy Phillips Hellbranch Headwaters Restoration This project consists of land acquisition and the placement of a perpetual easement in order to protect and preserve the riparian corridor. Additional benefits include habitat protection; restoration of aquatic biological community; preservation of stream headwater, floodplain, stream-side forest functions, and water quality; and preservation and restoration of the state's natural features and heritage.


CCCAFThe Village of Canal Winchester Open Space Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of about 24 acres of open space, and reforestation, protection, and enhanced education opportunities.


CCHAFThe Village of Lithopolis Alice Smith Nature Preserve Acquisition of about 96 acres of open space in Lithopolis, Franklin County, to increase habitat, preserve water quality, and provide low-impact outdoor recreational and educational opportunities for the general public.


CCAAFThe Village of New Albany Passive Park Acquisitions This project provides for the acquisition of 3 acres at the Sugar Run Tributary and a little more than 5 acres at Rose Run. Benefits include access to riparian corridors, educational opportunities, and preservation of stream-side forests.


CEBAKMetroparks Toledo Area Swan Creek Township Land Acquisition Project This 40-acre acquisition of undeveloped land within the Oak Openings Region also includes a conservation easement by the Black Swamp Conservancy to ensure the property will be maintained in its undeveloped condition in perpetuity. The project includes a system of primitive trails and boardwalks allowing park visitors limited access to natural features within the park with possible linkages to a connecting bicycle trail between the West Branch and South Branch of the Wabash Cannonball Bicycle Trail.

159,000 Acres40Fulton

CEEADMetroparks Toledo Area North Wabash Swamp This 21-acre acquisition lies within the Oak Openings region of eastern Fulton County adjacent to the north fork of the Wabash Cannonball Trail, a multipurpose recreational trail. The property's eastern and central portions are characterized by mature Pin Oak swamp forest with interspersed vernal pools, and the western portion is characterized by stands of young silver and red maples with a well developed understory of spice bush.

135,000 Acres21Fulton

CEHAAMetroparks Toledo Area Oak Openings Preserve Expansion The project is located in both Lucas and Fulton Counties. The Fulton County portion is handled by District 5 NRAC. The project is located in the Village of Swanton and involves the acquisition of 320 acres with 214 acres in Fulton County. The project is for acquisition only but after closing the existing croplands will be restored to a natural condition by Metroparks of the Toledo Area.

1,008,000 Acres214Fulton

CEBALThe City of Wauseon Rotary Park Nature Preserve The City of Wauseon's purchase of a little more than one acre of land adjacent to the existing Rotary Park provides for a nature preserve and walking trail. The property is meant to remain in its original state, as a nature area with the developmentof walking trails.

13,336 Acres1Fulton



COEACAppalachia Ohio Alliance Mcculty-Raccoon Creek Conservation Area This project consists of placement of a permanent conservation easement on 87 acres of a natural area that includes bottomland hardwood forest, forested wetlands, and riparian corridor along Raccoon Creek. This project protects and enhances ripariancorridor, preserves wetlands, and provides recreational benefits.

47,950 Acres87Gallia

CGHAACleveland Museum of Natural History Koelliker Fen Protection This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 23 acres of land. The project will protect over 12 endangered species of plants and/or animals.

235,400 Acres23Geauga

CGBACGeauga Park District Silver Creek Natural Channel The purpose of this project is to identify and document stream restoration alternatives; construct a stable channel for the restoration and stabilization of Sliver Creek to manage sediment loadings; restore wetland and floodplain hydrology; and restore ecological and habit functions to the impacted section of Sliver Creek.

226,000Geauga

CGEAAGeauga Park District Orchard Hills Preserve The project acquires 212 acres of Orchard Hills property. The acquisition allows for public access to the riparian corridor and provides protection of threatened plants and animals.


CGFABGeauga Park District Welton's Gorge This fee simple acquisition of 87 acres contains 10,189 linear feet of tributaries to the east branch of the Upper Cuyahoga River. The purchase provides access to the riparian corridor, protects plant and animal species, and preserves headwater streams.


CGCACMunson Township State Scenic Upper Chagrin River Preservation This project entails fee simple acquisition of 93 acres of land. Benefits include the provision of access, connection of corridors, wetland restoration, and protection for various plants and animals.


CGCADRussell Park Commission Russell Uplands This project acquires 118 acres of land referred to as the Russell Uplands, known locally as the Janoch/Nichols property. The conservation easement, held by Chagrin River Land Conservancy, ensures that the high quality habitats and water resources of the area are preserved in perpetuity.


CGAAAThe Trust For Public Land Burton Headwaters This project entails the fee simple acquisition of 98 acres of land referred to as the Burton headwaters property. A portion of the property that is currently in agriculture will be retained for agricultural use (a preferred land use in Geauga County) but also serves to protect open space and habitat.


CGDACVillage of South Russell Geauga County Nature Preserve Acquisition Project

This 77-acre acquisition serves to create a public nature preserve and passive park, and the placement of a conservation easement ensures the property is preserved in perpetuity. The project provides public access, and a nature trail system, management of an old field area for grassland birds, and reforests a 3-acre cleared area to improve woodland habitat


CKJADBellbrook Sugarcreek Park District Morris/Madden Land Acquisition This project provides for the acquisition of 173 acres at Lower Bellbrook Road and SR 725, to be enjoyed as public parkland.

1,470,321 Acres173Green

CHLAAThe City of Green Boettler/Southgate Park Development & Stream Restoration

This previously acquired property will benefit from invasive species removal, new trailhead parking on Mt. Pleasant Road, and stream channel restoration/stablization.

308,555Green

CKBAFBath Township Mad River Watershed Forest Preservation This project consists of acquisition of a conservation easement on a 30-acre forest in Bath Township. The easement serves to protect and enhance a riparian corridor and watershed; protect the habitat for endangered species; and preserve a headwater stream.

47,000 Acres30Greene

CKBAOBeavercreek Township Koogler Open Space Conservation Easement This project consists of the acquisition of a conservation easement on nearly 19 acres of agricultural and floodplain land. The primary emphasis of this project is threefold: acquisition of conservation easement to protect riparian corridor; preservation of water quality; and support of comprehensive open space planning.


CKBADBeavercreek Township Koogler Wetland Preserve This project consists of the acquisition of about 47 acres in the unincorporated area of Beavercreek Township at the intersection of Beaver Valley Road and New Germany-Trebein Road. The project emphasizes preservation of wetlands and functioning floodplains, and protection of habitat for plants and animals.


CKJAGBellbrook Sugarcreek Park District Bieser Land Acqusition The project provides for the acquisition of 26 acres to be enjoyed as public parkland.159,750 Acres26Greene



CKJAHBellbrook Sugarcreek Park District Fecher Land Acquisition The project provides for the fee simple acquisition of 23 acres located on Swigart Road. Public access will be available during daylight hours once trails are established.


CKBAHB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Hebble Creek Floodplain Preservation and Restoration

This project consists of the acquisition of 64 acres; placement of conservation easement on same; installation of structures to limit ATV activity; and removal of invasive plants. This wetland is fed by and drains to the Hebble Creek and serves as asanctuary and rookery for water fowl.


CKDABB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Upper Beaver Creek Preservation and Restoration Project

The Upper Beaver Creek restoration and protection project consists of the acquisition of 34 acres in the Little Miami River Watershed. A riparian forest corridor, the property encompasses a significant section of the streambed and woodland ecosystemof the Upper Beaver Creek.


CKDAEB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Expansion of The Hebble Creek Wetland Reserve-Preservation

This project expands the Hebble Creek Wetland Reserve by nearly 15 acres. Hebble Creek runs through the property with sections of a braided stream and 80 percent of its area is included in the Hebble Creek Floodplain. This project carries out some of the headwater stream goals of the Lower Great Miami Watershed Council's Watershed Enhancement Plan.


CKEABB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Upper Beaver Creek Preservation & Restoration The project provides for land acquisition and then transfers the property to the City of Fairborn Parks and Recreation Department under a perpetual conservation easement to be consolidated with and managed as part of the existing park system. Benefits include acquisition of connecting corridors; access to riparian corridors or watersheds; and reforestation of land


CKIAIB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Heider Fen and Kame Preservation and Restoration This project consists of the placement of a 45-acre conservation easement to protect a rare hillside prairie fen community. Open marl meadows transition to sedge meadows, wet prairie, cedar barren and mesic prairie communities. This mosiac of habitat contains a diversity of conservative plant species.


CKJAIB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Garland Wetland Reserve The project provides for acquisition of 18.626 acres which includes a 4.2 Category 2 wetland and riparian woods with limited improvements to enhance the site's accessibility to the community. The property will be owned by the City of FairbornParks and a conservation easement will be held by B-W Greenway Community Land Trust.


CKLAEB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Beaver Creek Headwater Streamss #2 The 15-acre easement serves to protect headwater stream. It is located less than half a mile of the Beaver Creek Wetlands Wildlife Area and the Koogler Wetland Prairie Reserve.


CKLADB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Beaver Creek Headwater Streams #1 This 5-acre easement protects a headwater stream. The property is located less than half a mile from the Beaver Creek Wetlands Wildlife Area and the Koogler Wetland Prairie Reserve.

56,002 Acres5Greene

CKLABB-W Greenway Community Land Trust Gronbeck Fen Preservation and Restoration This 61-acre conservation easement protects wetlands, woodlands, and reforested property.548,848 Acres61Greene

CKHAAGlen Helen Association Camp Greene Acquisition Acquisition of 28.35 acres of a former Girl Scout camp to expand the Glen Helen Nature Preserve.400,000 Acres28Greene

CKIAHGlen Helen Association Barbara and David Case Wood Acquisition and Protection

This project provides for the acquisition of 47 acres that includes 2940 linear feet of tributary to Birch Creek which connects to the Yellow Springs Creek and the Little Miami River. This property's physical connection to Glen Helen creates,augments and buffers the 2,000-acre contiguous natural corridor that includes Clifton Gorge and John Bryan State Park.


CKKAAGlen Helen Association Sutton Farm Acquisition & Restoration This 76-acre acquisition is located at 1130 SR 343, Yellow Springs. Its physical connection to Glen Helen nature preserve creates, augments, and buffers the 2,000-acre contiguous natural corridor that includes Clifton Gorge and John Bryan State Park.


CKAAGGreene County Park District Creekside Reserve Enhancement This project consists of construction of walking trails and overlooks; geomorphologic study; and restoration of natural vegetation. Benefits include protection of habitat; restoration of floodplain, wetlands, and streamside forest; reduction of non-native, invasive plant species; preservation of water quality; enhancement of educational opportunities; and provision of passive recreation.




CKBAMGreene County Park District Hershner Acquisition This project consists of acquisition of about 27 acres to expand the Greene County Park system. The purchase preserves and restores floodplain and wetland, as well as protects habitat for endangered species.


CKBANGreene County Park District Pearl's Fen/Wegiel Tract Acquisition This project consists of acquisition of 14 acres of fen in order to expand the Green County Park system. The acquisition helps to preserve wetland and protect habitat.


CKFAHGreene County Park District Young Property Acquisition The project is for a 145-acre acquisition through fee simple purchase to protect the headwaters of the Caesars Creek, and ultimately the Little Miami Watershed. With restoration of farmland to native prairies and woodlands the property is made available for nature walks, fishing, and wildlife observation. The project also provides for connectivity to two existing park lands, Caesars Ford Park and the Xenia-Jamestown Connector, a multi-use trail.


CKLAAGreene County Park District Pearl's Fen Access Acquisition & Restoration The project provides for acquisition of property to gain access to the fen from Byron Road, and site improvements for both the new gateway and restoration.


CKCADLittle Miami Incorporated Western Massie Creek Protection Project - Phase 2 One of many of the nature preserves protected by Little Miami Incorporated this project protects a section of the Massie Creek and provides open space between the rapidly developing Xenia and Yellow Springs in northern Greene County. The project precludes development and filling of the floodplain, preserves and allows for the natural success of streamside forests, provides important habitat for diverse plant and animal life, and provides a protective natural buffer to a 147-nest Great Blue Heron Rookery.


CKIAATecumseh Land Preservation Association Yellow Springs Creek Preservation This 6-acre easement permanently protects the Yellow Springs Creek immediately before it enters the Glen Helen nature preserve, ensures sound conservation practices on the lands that buffer the creek, and improves the water quality of the Little Miami River. This unique property includes a stone bridge and open-air theatre constructed from a grant through the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in 1935.

54,350 Acres6Greene

CKJAATecumseh Land Preservation Association Glass Farm Wetland and Conservation Area This project is for an 8-acre easement on property owned by the Village of Yellow Springs formerly known as "Glass Farm". The easement will not only protect the property but allow the development of various public education resources includinga bird blind and a beaver observation area.

68,868 Acres8Greene

CKBAGTecumseh Land Trust Western Massies Creek Protection This project consists of the purchase and placement of two conservation easements on farmland bordering western Massies Creek in Xenia Township. The easements provide protection to riparian corridor and preservation of floodplain.

299,000Greene

CKDAGTecumseh Land Trust Central Massies Streamside Forest Protection Project

This open space project for a conservation easement of nearly 99 acres provides for protection of habitat for rare, threatened, and endangered species; protection of the riparian corridor and watershed; and restoration and preservation of aquatic biological communities.


CKEAJTecumseh Land Trust Caesars Creek Headwaters Protection This project places a permanent conservation easement on 108 acres to protect the headwaters for Caesars Creek, and to increase habitat protection.


CKEAKTecumseh Land Trust Central Massies Protection East This is for the acquisition of easements for nearly 99 acres along the Massies Creek corridor. It is part of the second phase of a project to protect Massies Creek and surrounding farmland.


CKEAITecumseh Land Trust Camp Hugh Taylor Birch Protection This project places a conservation easement on Camp Birch, a 331-acre camp that serves a variety of groups and organizations. The camp provides a continuous habitat corridor with John Bryan State Park, Clifton Gorge Nature Preserve, and Glen Helen Nature Preserve.


CKFABTecumseh Land Trust Lower Little Miami Headwaters The project is for the purchase of a conservation easement on 40 acres which contains a diverse terrain and habitats. There is a glacial moraine with an open field with fruit trees, woods containing shagbark hickories and other native trees, a largepond, and a headwater stream that eventually flows into the Little Miami River.


CKFAOTecumseh Land Trust Upper Massie Creek Preservation This 109-acre conservation easement contains approximately 2200 feet of Massie Creek and broad floodplain surrounded by woods. The property houses several large shagbark hickories.




CKBABThe City of Fairborn Oakes Quarry Reforestation This project consists of the removal of invasive, non-native plant species; restoration of native primary and secondary canopy; recreation of short grass prairie; construction of loop trail; upgrading of access road; and installation of public parking area. This project emphasizes the protection and enhancement of riparian corridor and watershed, and restoration of the original prairie ecosystem.

375,000Greene

CKGAAThe Trust For Public Land Glen Helen - Little Miami Protection The project provides for a conservation easement on 966 acres owned by Antioch College. This pristine property is continguous to John Bryan State Park and Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve. It contains the Little Miami River, Birch Creek, and Yellow Springs Creek, and is home to a diverse bird and wildlife population.

1,053,230 Acres966Greene

CNBABGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Leatherwood Creek Riparian This project acquires about 8 miles of railroad bed along Leatherwood Creek to allow public access to the riparian corridor. The railroad bed provides protection for the riparian corridor and is instrumental in saving the corridor from further encroachment.

69,272 Miles8Guernsey

CNBAHGuernsey County Community Development Corp. The Peter's Creek Riparian Access Project This project provides for open space acquisition of land to serve as a piece of a connecting corridor from an urban area via a green corridor. The project area can be readily identified by the historic S-Bridge that spans Peter Creek at the site.

231,990Guernsey

CNBAEGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Leatherwood Creek Riparian Corridor Project Phase Three

This project provides open space acquisition of riparian land, and joins the various portions of Leatherwood Creek as one protected corridor. Improvements include reforestation and planting of vegetation for filtration purposes.

306,000Guernsey

CNDABGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Guernsey County Leatherwood Creek Riparian Project

This project acquires property along the Leatherwood Creek, as well as in the Will Creek and Seneca Creek corridors. These acquisitions serve as part of the larger project providing access to the whole of Leatherwood Valley from the City of Cambridge to Barnesville. Not only does acquisition serve to protect the corridor but the endangered species that inhabit it including the American Bittern, the Bald Eagle and the Osprey.

894,500Guernsey

CNEACGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Jackson Park Expansion This project acquires 78 acres, which includes acreage for the expansion of Jackson Park, the primary county park in the Guernsey County Park District. The enhancement work includes stream bank restoration and reforestation, safety signage, safetyfence, and reduction or elimination of non-native and invasive species.

283,900 Acres78Guernsey

CNEADGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Lore City Connector The project acquires approximately 70 acres, restores small stream bank, and reforests. Benefits include the preservation of natural features that contribute to quality of life, floodplain, and streamside forest functions.


CNEAFGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Quaker City Connector This is a fee simple acquisition of 2 tracts totaling 114 acres. The project includes reseeding and reforestation, purchase of trees and seed, and engineering fees for mapping, soil sampling, and stream bank restoration.


CNEAEGuernsey County Community Development Corp. East Cambridge Open Space Acquisition The project provides for the fee simple acquisition of three tracts totaling 29 acres. Enhancements includes riprap, safety/line fencing along the southern property line, stream bank restoration along slip areas on Leatherwood Creek bank, soil coverage, reseeding/reforestation, safety/informational signage, survey of parcels and line delineation of southern fence, and engineering fees for mapping, soil sampling, and stream bank restoration pertinent to wetland delineation.


CNFAGGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Buffalo Creek Acquisition This acquisition of 66 acres is located south of Bluebell Road in Valley Township. To control erosion the project also provides for reforestation and the addition of riprap to the bank of Buffalo Creek.


CNFAIGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Wills Creek Acquisition The project acquires five parcels totaling 115 acres. It also provides for invasive plant removal and the addition of riprap to the creek bank in order to restore the natural vegetation and prevent erosion.


CNFAJGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Derwent Acquisition The project acquires two parcels totaling 51 acres. It adds riprap to the stream bank and reforestation in order to restore the riparian corridor and prevent erosion.


CNFAKGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Byesville Connector Acquisition The project acquires 60 acres and serves to preserve habitat, floodplain and wetlands.185,000 Acres60Guernsey



CNFALGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Coal Ridge Acquisition The project acquires five parcels totaling nearly 29 acres. This acquisition serves to protect, preserve, and increase habitat for plant and animal species.


CNFAMGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Leatherwood Access Acquisition This project provides for the acquisition of 15 acres and the donation of 6 acres. The project serves as access to the Leatherwood Valley corridor, and preserves and restores significant natural features.


CNLACGuernsey County Community Development Corp. Great Guernsey Trail Improvement Improvements to land previously acquired with Clean Ohio funds; including installation of trails, trash receptacles, fencing, signage, and obervation platforms.


CNBADMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Piedmont Lake Riparian Corridor Project This riparian project is located near the campground at Piedmont Lake. It improves a 600-foot section of shoreline using bioengineering to enhance the filtration system to benefit water quality and habitat improvement.

20,250 Feet600Guernsey

CNAAIGuernsey County Community Development Corp. The Leatherwood Creek Riparian Project The acquisition of five acres parallels I-70 and SR 265 in Guernsey County. The purchase protects the riparian corridor from encroachment by development and allows a natural habitat corridor to develop for local wildlife.

7,500 Acres5Guernsey County

CNKAGMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District East Shore/Hickory Grove Riparian Enhancement Riparian Enhancement of approximaetly 1,575 feet of shoreline at Seneca Lake in Richland Township in Guernsey County.

508,114 Feet1,575Guersey

CBCAHGreen Township I-74 Greenway/West Fork Riparian Corridor Acquisition

The project involves the acquisition of a nearly 7-acre forested parcel located between Interstate 74 and West Fork Road, situated immediately west of Mt. Airy Forest in the Mill Creek Watershed. The acquisition provides access to a riparian corridor and preserves a headwater stream.

42,945 Acres7Hamiltion

CBGABAnderson Township Clough Creek Property Acquisition The Clough Creek Property consists of the acquisition of 1.3 acres of land located at 6499 Clough Pike in Hamilton County, Ohio. The purchase of this program will allow the area, a riparian corridor, to return to its natural state as a scenicviewshed between Clough Pike and Clough Creek.

16,320 Acres1Hamilton

CBDAIAnderson Park District Little Miami Riparian Restoration The project is for the placement of a conservation easement and work to stabilize the failing bank and remedy the detrimental conditions. Benefits include the preservation and restoration of functioning floodplains, including groundwater recharge areas; incorporation of aesthetically pleasing and ecologically informed design; land reforestation and recreation.

410,264 Feet1,400Hamilton

CBBAFColerain Township West Fork Mill Creek Riparian Corridor The project consists of the restoration of an ecologically functional floodplain and riparian corridor system comprised of native plant communities along an urban stream that is prone to flash flooding and devoid of adequate buffering. The emphasis is on: improvement of a riparian corridor; eradication of non-native, invasive Amur Honeysuckle; restoration of native vegetation; as well as the provision of footpaths of dense low-growing vegetation.

43,802Hamilton

CBDALColerain Township Clippard Park Expansion Site Acquisition The project acquires nearly 5 acres adjacent to Clippard Park. The acquisition prevents the development of a 10-parcel subdivision in an area that is already densely populated with houses; removes the non-native, invasive plant species; and improveswater quality.


CBBAJDelhi Township Greenwell Property Reforestation The project consists of acquisition of a commercial greenhouse property, site grading, non-native plant eradication and reforestation of native plants, utilization of the greenhouse to grow additional plants for forestation; and the installation of walking trails. This acquisition restores the property to its natural state.

312,768Hamilton

CBHAAGreat Parks of Hamilton County Miami Whitewater Forest Smith Parcel Acqusition This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 14.2 acres of land that would add to the existing Miami Whitewater Forest in Hamilton County.


CBHABGreat Parks of Hamilton County Oak Glen Nature Preserve Borisch Parcel Acquisition

This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 27.589 acres of land that is adjacent to the existing Oak Glen Nature Preserve in Hamilton County.


CBHADGreat Parks of Hamilton County Miami Whitewater Forest Bowles Acquisition This project consists of fee simple acquisition of 80 acres of property adjacent to the existing Miami Whitewater Forest in Hamilton County.




CBIAAGreat Parks of Hamilton County Whitewater River Corridor Protection Acquisition- Kilby Road

This project consists of the acquisition of 242 acres of land in Hamilton County to expand contiguous acreage with the Campbell Lakes Preserve. The project serves to improve habitat on the site, increase water quality, and return previously agricultural land to wetland and forest.

1,596,752 Acres242Hamilton

CBIADGreat Parks of Hamilton County Oak Glen Nature Preserve Volz/Sundin Acquisitions

This project consists of acquisition of 7.327 acres of land in Hamilton County to extend the existing 334 acre Oak Glen Nature Preserve held by Great Parks of Hamilton County.


CBIABGreat Parks of Hamilton County Mitchell Memorial Forest Fultz Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of 2.93 acres of wooded land in Hamilton County. In addition, a 3.67 acre conservation easement will be obtained on an adjacent parcel. This acquisition will tie into the already established Mitchell Memorial Forest of Great Parks of Hamilton County.


CBIAFGreat Parks of Hamilton County Miami Whitewater Forest Bowles Restoration This project consists of the acquisition of 60.5 acres of land in Hamilton County to add to the existing 4,345 acres of the Miami Whitewater Forest in Hamilton County.


CBIAGGreat Parks of Hamilton County Miami Whitewater Forest Miller Farm Restoration This project consists of the acquisition of 42.703 acres of property to add to the existing 4,300 acres in the Miami Whitewater Forest of Hamilton County.


CBJAAGreat Parks of Hamilton County Great Miami East Bank Welch Acquisition This project consists of acquisition of 142.92 acres in Hamilton County, Ohio. The project will create a connection between existing Great Parks of Hamilton County properties Oak Glen Nature Preserve and Miami Whitewater Forest.


CBJABGreat Parks of Hamilton County Miami Whitewater Forest Hesselbrock Woods Acquisition

The project will consist of the acquisition of 130 acres lying in Whitewater Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. This will add to the existing 4,400 acres of the Miami Whitewater Forest.


CBKAFGreat Parks of Hamilton County Weber Floodplain Acquisition-Whitewater River Corridor

The project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 50 acres within the Whitewater River Watershed.322,575 Acres50Hamilton

CBKAGGreat Parks of Hamilton County Roell Hillside Acquisition- Whitewater River Corridor

This project consists of the acquisition and restoration of 62 acres of high quality upland hardwood forest in the Whitewater River Corridor in Hamilton County, Ohio.


CBKAHGreat Parks of Hamilton County Mullins Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of 47.25 acres in the Village of Cleves, Hamilton County.746,925 Acres47Hamilton

CBKAIGreat Parks of Hamilton County Reid Acquisition Mitchell Memorial Forest The project consists of the acquisition of 55.5 acres of upland forest and river bottom connecting to the exsting Mitchell Memorial Forest in the Village of Cleves, Hamilton County, OH.


CBKAEGreat Parks of Hamilton County Curnett Riparian Acquisition (Whitewater River Corridor)

The project consists of the acquisition of 7.7 acres of riverfron property in Hamilton County, Ohio, which will add to the existing Whitewater River Corridor properties maintained by Great Parks of Hamilton County.


CBCADGreen Township I-74 Greenway/Marygold Avenue Riparian Corridor Acquisition

The project involves fee simple acquisition of a little over 3 acres of forested hillside. The acquisition provides multiple recreational, economic and aesthetic preservation benefits, and preserves natural stream channels.


CBDAEGreen Township Jonkard/I-74 Greenway Acquisition The project involves the acquisition of a nearly 5-acre forested hillside parcel located in the Taylor Creek watershed. Benefits include the preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and stream protection as it preserves steep slopes that descend from a ridge above Taylor Creek, providing a 720 linear foot riparian buffer.


CBDAFGreen Township Kleemann/I-74 Greenway Acquisition The project involves the acquisition of a nearly 13-acre forested parcel abutting eastbound I-74. The site contains a prominent scenic ridge and steep hillsides on the crescent-shaped promontory that is recognized as a landmark feature of western Hamilton County.


CBDAKGreen Township Schiermeier Ridge/I-74 Greenway Acquisition The project involves the acquisition of a 21-acre forested parcel located in the Taylor Creek sub-watershed of the Lower Great Miami River watershed that contains a prominent scenic ridge and steep hillsides. Benefits include natural habitat protection; protection of highly erodible lands; preservation of 2 streams and a major riparian corridor, and connection of corridors in the I-74 Scenic Greenway.


CBJACGreen Township Harrison Avenue Green Space The project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 1.576 acres of transitional stream/creek bank and adjacent canopied hillside in the Taylor Creek watershed of Green Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.




CBKAAGreen Township South Road Greenspace The project consists of the acquisition of eight acres of greenspace in Miami and Green Townships, Hamilton County, Ohio.


CBKADGreen Township West Fork Road/I-74 Green Space The project consists of the acquisition of 16.39 acres of property in Green Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.


CBGACGroundwork Cincinnati West Fork Creek Riparian and Floodplain Restoration

Located in the northside neighborhood of Cincinnati this project consists of restoring a riparian corridor through eradication of invasive species, tilling and amending soils, and planting riparian trees to create terrestrial and aquatic habitat. The project takes stormwater runoff and diverts it to a bioinfiltration system between two to three feet in depth.


CBAABHamilton County Park District Campbell Road Riparian Corridor Acquisition The project acquires 183 acres of riparian corridor on the Whitewater River in Western Hamilton County. The site includes approximately one mile of Whitewater River shoreline.


CBAADHamilton County Park District Broadwell Woods Land Acquisition The acquisitionv is for 70 acres. The site includes mature forest which serves as high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species.


CBBAAHamilton County Park District Agape Open Space Acquisition The project consists of the acquisition of approximately 11 acres of forested hillside and open space, plus a permanent conservation easement. The project preserves high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species, increases habitat protection, and preserves or restores other natural features that contribute to quality of life and the state's natural heritage.


CBBABHamilton County Park District Hensley Tract Acquisition The project consists of the acquisition of approximately 15 acres of forested hillside and a permanent conservation easement. The project preserves high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; increases habitat protection; connects corridors; and preserves or restores other natural features that contribute to quality of life and the state's natural heritage.


CBBACHamilton County Park District Elstun Road Tract Acquisition The project involves the acquisition of 65 acres of farmland and riparian corridor. Benefits include access; preservation of natural features that contribute to quality of life and the state's natural heritage; and the preservation of functioning floodplains, wetlands, and stream side forests.


CBBAHHamilton County Park District Jansen and Fulton Tracts Acquisition The project is for the acquisition of nearly 30 acres of forested hillside, and 11 acres for connection to the Mt. Saint Joseph open space property. These acquisitions provide for the protection of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; preserve or restore other natural features that contribute to quality of life and the state's natural heritage; and preserve natural stream channels and streamside forests.


CBBAIHamilton County Park District Beckmeyer and Reinenger Tracts Acquisition The project is for the acquisition of 155 acres of forested, riparian and open space area and a conservation easement. Benefits include preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; habitat protection; preservation of natural features that contribute to quality of life and the state's natural heritage; preservation of natural stream channels and streamside forests; and the restoration of wetlands.


CBBALHamilton County Park District Northside Woods Tracts Acquisition The project provides for the acquisition of 3 tracts and 2 donated tracts. All of the acquisitions are components of a contiguous series of green spaces between Mt. Airy Forest and Spring Grove Cemetery which preserve high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species, and natural features that contribute to quality of life and the state's natural heritage.

123,522Hamilton

CBCABHamilton County Park District Oxbow Floodplain Acquisitions This project consists of the fee simple purchase and restoration of nearly 79 acres; a component of the riparian corridor along the Great Miami River. The project revegetates farmland with wet prairie vegetation to create habitat and improve riparian buffer.


CBCAEHamilton County Park District Whitewater Riparian Acquisitions The project involves the fee simple acquisition of 64 acres. Benefits include the preservation and restoration of floodplain and stream side forest functions, and natural stream channels.


CBCAGHamilton County Park District Whitewater River Bank Stability Project This project involves the stabilization of a 600' long, 20' high eroded bank along the Whitewater River and the restoration of a 3-acre area in the riparian corridor adjacent to this bank site. Benefits include the preservation of natural stream channels, floodplain, and stream side forest functions.




CBDAAHamilton County Park District Mitchell Memorial Forest Expansion The project provides for the acquisition of a 17-acre site which adjoins the Mitchell Memorial Forest. Benefits include the preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and the improvement of natural area through the removal of invasive non-native plants.


CBDABHamilton County Park District Dry Fork Creek Restoration Project This riparian corridor project provides for an access road, riparian seeding, ford crossing, boulder cluster, reforestation with 1,000 native canopy trees, deer fencing, and wildflower seed mix. Benefits include the preservation of natural stream channels, floodplain, and stream side forest functions. It serves as part of the 4300 acre Whitewater Forest Park.

220,000Hamilton

CBDADHamilton County Park District Oxbow Floodplain Expansion Site The project provides for the acquisition of 37 acres and floodplain restoration. Benefits include the restoration of groundwater recharge areas.


CBDACHamilton County Park District Whitewater Riparian Acquisition - Phase II The acquisition consists of an estimated 130 acres of riparian corridor floodplain along the Whitewater River. The project restores farmland to its previous prairie state creating a rich environment for local wildlife; removes invasive species; and provides for high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species.


CBDAJHamilton County Park District Mcculloughs Run Connector Acquisition The project provides for the acquisition of a little over 2-acre corridor along McCullough Run to secure a bike trail corridor for the Little Miami Scenic Trail extension and to help preserve the McCullough Run and lmsr riparian corridors. Restoration includes the planting of native trees, shrubs and wildflower seed.


CBEAAHamilton County Park District Oak Glen Expansion Acquisition - Phase I The project involves the purchase of two sites totaling approximately 192 acres of green space directly north and contiguous to the Oak Glen Nature Preserve. Benefits include the control of non-native invasive species of plants, and increased high quality, viable habitat for plants and animals.


CBFAAHamilton County Park District Woodland Mound Expansion Acquisition - Phase I The project is the acquisition of nearly 3 acres of green space directly north and contiguous to the 1,063-acre Woodland Mound Park along the Ohio River. The area rests on a hillside that climbs into the park from Old Kellogg Road and provides for the acceleration of woodland growth by revegetating with native species.


CBFABHamilton County Park District Avoca Expansion Acquisition The Avoca Expansion acquisition is 78 acres and consists of the former Indian Valley Golf Course and approximately 20 acres of riparian forest along the river's edge. The project preserves floodplain and streamside forest, and eliminates amur honeysuckle.


CBFACHamilton County Park District Turpin Farms Acquisition The project provides for the acquisition and preservation of 110 acres of riparian corridor floodplain along the Little Miami Scenic River. Ten years following purchase the 36 acres in row crop agriculture will be restored to a meadow environment and preserved as green space.


CBFAFHamilton County Park District Mitchell Memorial Forest Expansion - Phase 2 This project acquires and restores 21 acres on the northeastern portion of Mitchell Memorial Forest. The restoration includes the removal of asian bush honeysuckle and other invasive herbaceous species as well as planting native wildflowers, shrubs and trees on an open sloped area on the site.


CBFAGHamilton County Park District Dry Fork Creek Restoration On Timberlakes Drive This riparian corridor project is along a portion of Dry Fork Creek in Miami Whitewater Forest. The project emphasis is to preserve or restore natural stream channels and to restore floodplain and stream side forest functions. It serves as part of the 4300 acre Whitewater Forest Park.

381,234Hamilton

CBFAIHamilton County Park District West Fork Mill Creek Greenway Trail Acquisitions The project provides for the acquisition of a 1-acre parcel adjacent to Winton Woods to secure a corridor for the proposed future West Fork Mill Creek Greenway Trail. This purchase controls non-native invasive plant species and revegetates with native species; provides linkages to other parks, openspaces/green space preserves, and lower income area; provides access to natural areas resulting in recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation benefits.


CBFAJHamilton County Park District Mitchell Memorial Forest Expansion - Phase II This project provides for the acquisition and restoration of 36 acres in Monfort Heights located along the Great Miami River and about 40 acres adjacent to the eastern most portion of Mitchell Memorial Forest. The project emphasis is the control of nonnative invasive species of plants and revegetation with native species; and preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plants and animals where the forest canopy or native vegetation covers greater than 50% of the area.




CBGAFHamilton County Park District Dry Fork Creek Restoration Phase II The Dry Fork Restoration Phase II project is a total of three locations located along Dry Fork Creek within the western portion of the 4300 acre Miami Whitewater Forest Park, which is owned and managed by Hamilton County Park District.

700,391Hamilton

CBGADHamilton County Park District Whitaker Parcel-Oak Glen Nature Preserve Hamilton County Park District is acquiring 79.16 acres of open space to be part of the existing Oak Glen Nature Preserve. The property is located at 9638 East Miami River Road in Colerain Township, Hamilton County. The Park District will work to removal non-native invasive species over the course of two yeawrs and restore the site.


CBGAGHamilton County Park District Westheider Parcel-Mitchell Memorial Forest Hamilton County Park District is acquiring 12.49 acres of property located on 8906 Buffalo Ridge Road, Miami Township, Hamilton County, OH 45002. They will be eradicating invasive species, as well as elimiating "outlaw trails" on the site. This parcel will connect the project and become an addition to the existing Mitchell Memorial Forest.


CBGAJHamilton County Park District Mitchell Memorial Forest-Montgomery Parcel The project consists of the aquisition of a 3.10 acre property located in Miami Township, Hamilton County. The property will connect with Hamilton County Park District's existing Mitchell Memorial Forest and will be restored by removing invasive species and clean up of the property.


CBFADImago For The Earth Enright Ridge Greenspace Acquisition The project involves the acquisition of 13 acres of forested hillside land which comprise over one third of the land area of a 34-acre valley that drains into the Ohio River. A three-year restoration plan provides for the introduction of native trees, shrubs and groundcover including wild ginger, large leaved aster, tall coreopsis, coneflower, wild geranium, and more.


CBBAKMadisonville Community Council, Inc. Little Duck Creek The project is for the acquisition of 3 properties located on Simpson Street and the development of a Watershed Assessment Plan. The project provides linkages to other parks and open spaces, and provides for the future enhancements and protection ofthe riparian corridor and watershed.

80,953Hamilton

CBIAHMiami Township Great Miami River West Forest Acquisition This project will consist of the fee simple acquisition of 24,749 acres of wooded land protecting the Great Miami River in Hamilton County.


CBAAAMill Creek Restoration Project Caldwell-Seymour Greenway Ecological Restoration Program

The project consists of restoration of Caldwell Nature Preserve, Caldwell Recreation Park, and Seymour Nature Preserve. Emphasis is on the protection of stream channels and banks, floodplain, wetlands, and riparian corridors of Mill Creek.

577,500Hamilton

CBDAGMill Creek Restoration Project Caldwell Park Area B Riparian Restoration This riparian corridor project provides for the restoration of eroding stream banks and floodplain habitat. It stabilizes at least 200 linear feet of stream banks and restores about one-half an acre of the adjoining floodplain through reinforced rock toe foundation using a vegetated reinforced soil slope system.

209,500Hamilton

CBBAGThe City of Cincinnati Colerain Connector Green Space Restoration Project

This riparian corridor project is for the restoration of nearly 10 acres of Colerain Connector green space property. Components include mitigation of erosion caused by storm water run-off, introduction of native vegetation and trees to stabilize hillside slippage, removal of invasive amur honeysuckle and euonymus, and stabilization and restoration of existing creek beds.

123,000Hamilton

CBFAHThe City of Cincinnati Colerain Connector Sector D Restoration This collaboration project between the Cincinnati Park Board, Northside Community Council, Ohio Department of Transportation, Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati, and the Hillside Trust provides for the restoration of property previously intended for the creation of a highway that would have linked I-74 to the adjoining neighborhoods of Mount Airy and College Hill. The project emphasizes control of non-native, invasive species of plants; preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plants and animals; provision of linkages to other parks, openspace/green space preserves; and access to natural areas that result in recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation benefits.


CBFAKThe City of Cincinnati Ault Park Stream Restoration This riparian corridor project restores a stream in addition to reinforcing a combined sewer that runs through the wooded area of Ault Park and discharges into Duck Creek. The project's primary emphasis is for the preservation and restoration of natural stream channels, water quality, and headwater streams.

200,190Hamilton



CBBADThe City of Forest Park Riparian Corridor Restoration The project revitalizes a riparian corridor by reducing erosion and sedimentation that impacts the west fork of Mill Creek and its tributaries. The project emphasizes the protection of rare, threatened or endangered species; habitat protection; control of invasive species; improvement of water quality; and restoration of natural features.

124,162Hamilton

CBBAEThe City of Forest Park Q-Lube Green Space Acquisition The project consists of the purchase of nearly a one-acre lot containing a vacant building for the purpose of reforestation with native wildflowers and other native vegetation. Benefits include green space restoration/preservation, restoration of a small section of natural stream channel, and streamside forest preservation.


CBGAEThe City of Forest Park Cascade Park Riparian Corridor Project The project will be a riparian corridor restoration project located at Cascade Park in the City of Forest Park, Hamilton County, OH. The project will preserve headwater streams, preserve or restore water quality, and reduces or nonnative invasive species of plants or animals.

84,194Hamilton

CBHACThe City of Forest Park Kemper Meador Riparian Corridor Remediation The project shall consist of returning an existing riparian corridor to its natural state. The project sits on current City owned land and will have concrete ditching removed, removal of invasive species, and erosion control completed.

150,000Hamilton

CBIACThe City of Forest Park Wright Farm Riparian Corridor Restoration The project shall consist of Riparian Corridor Restoration at 2055 Kemper Road in Forest Park, Ohio. The project will provide remedy to a steep stream bank that has sloughed off and is threatening to collapse and dam up the stream.

132,750Hamilton

CBKABThe City of Sharonville Mill Creek Stream Function Restoration This project will consist of restoring a natural stream channel and functioning floodplain within the City of Sharonville. The restored floodplain will create a one acre meadow with native grasses and field forbs.


CBAACThe City of Springdale Beaver Run Riparion Corridor Restoration Project The project consists of stabilization and enhancement of a 4-mile long degraded riparian corridor. The project's emphasis is aesthetically pleasing and ecologically informed design.

208,821 Miles4Hamilton

CBCAFThe City of Wyoming Crescent Park Expansion This project involves the acquisition of 503 Worthington Avenue, the closing of Worthington Avenue between Crescent and the railroad tracks, demolition of the property, and the elimination of honeysuckle. Benefits include the preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species, and the elimination of nonnative, invasive species of plants.

183,545Hamilton

CBEACThe City of Wyoming Crescent Park Expansion - Phase II This project involves the acquisition of a commercial property at 338-342 Crescent Avenue to form an extended crescent park. The acquisition provides for the creation and preservation of a high quality, viable habitat for plants and animals.

238,975Hamilton

CBGAHThe City of Wyoming West Fork Mill Creek Riparian Restoration The project will take place on West Fork Mill Creek in the City of Wyoming. The city will work to restore over 4500 linear feet of riparian corridor with the removal of invasive species and replantings of riparian appropriate plant species.

142,386 Feet4,500Hamilton

CBIAIThe City of Wyoming Stearns Woods Reforestation at Cilley Creek The project consists of the restoration of 5 acres of property within the City of Wyoming's existing riparian corridor in Stearns Woods Park along the Cilley Creek. The project will emphasize the removal of invasive species and will restore anaturally functioning riparian area along the creek.


CBDAHThe Hillside Trust Wilaray Terrace Greenspace Acquisition This project is for the acquisition of a nearly 4-acre forested wetland and hillside parcel which contains vernal ponds providing critical habitat for frogs, salamanders, crayfish, and spring peepers. Benefits include the protection of high quality,viable habitat for both plants and animals, and the addition of a walking path with plantings and enhancements to the native bioswales.


CBJADThe Hillside Trust Brokaw Avenue Hillside Acquisition The project consists of a 17.9 acre fee simple acquisition in the Cincinnati neighborhood of Westwood. This project will adjoin 50 existing acres of greenspace known as the Goltra Preserve.


CBKACThe Village of Addyston West Fork Muddy Creek Improvements This project consists of the restoration of West Fork Muddy Creek riparian corridor in the Village of Addyston, Hamilton County, Ohio. Restoration includes removal of invasive species, re-vegetation, as well as construction of a trail and ADAcompliant benches for access.




CBIAEThe Village of Evendale Mill Creek Restoration at Evendale Commons This riparian corridor project provides a permanent public easement on 3.5 acres of land at the Evendale Commons center in Hamilton County. The project will include stream bank stabilization and riparian corridor restoration to better enhanceaquatic and terrestrial diversity, eliminate invasive species, and remedy problematic erosion due to frequent flooding.

225,259Hamilton

CBCAIThe Village of Lockland Elm Street Park The project provides for the acquisition of properties for a public park and a permanent conservation easement. The acquisition expands green space in a highly urban distressed residential area, increases habitat protection that is poor due to terrain and litter, and eliminates honeysuckle.

658,990Hamilton

CBEABThe Village of Lockland Mayor Jim Brown Park Completion This project completes an existing park with the acquisition, demolition and construction at 804 West Wyoming Avenue. Benefits include the expansion of a green space area in the highly urban and distressed combined residential and commercial area; control of non-native invasive species of plants; and preservation of high quality, viable habitats for plants and animals.

216,062Hamilton

CBIAJThe Village of Woodlawn West Fork Mill Creek Improvements The project will consist of the restoration of the riparian corridor that runs along the western bank of the West Fork Mill Creek in the Village of Woodlawn between Riddle Road and Grove Road.

212,318Hamilton

CBKAJThe Village of Woodlawn West Fork Mill Creek Tributary Corridor Connection The project consists of a 3.7 acre wooded area in the Village of Woodlawn that will have invasive honeysuckle remediation, as well as riparian corridor work on the stream habitat on the property.


CBFAEWestern Wildlife Corridor Kraft Tract Acquisition The project involves the acquisition of 13 acres of forested hillside. The emphasis of the project is to preserve high quality, viable habitat for plants and animals, and to preserve and restore streamside forests.


CBGAAWestern Wildlife Corridor Carter Tract Acquisition This project involves the acquisition of 15.7 acres of forested Hillside. The site is located on the forested hillside between Hillside Avenue and Bradford Court in the City of Cincinnati. The Western Wildlife Corridor, Inc. group will purchase the property in fee simple and manage it as a nature preserve. Hamilton County Park District will hold an easement on the property which requires that it shall forever be held in its natural state.


CMAADHancock Park District Upper Blanchard River Watershed Conservation Development

The Upper Blanchard Watershed Conservation project is a demonstration wetlands uplands habitat, and streamside forest, and restores three acres of wetlands. The project also provides for grading, seeding and planting trees and shrubs over approximately 15 acres.

28,510 Acres18Hancock

CMBABHancock Park District Upper Blanchard River Acquisition & Wetlands Education

This project acquires a high priority greenway preservation site, provides for planning of watershed improvements and wetlands education area, and constructs a trail, overlook, grading and plantings. It also restores a wetland next to the Blanchard River and enhances a scenic setting on the historic Old Mill Stream.

114,320Hancock

CMBACHancock Park District Marion Township Riparian Corridor Acquisition and Restoration

The property acquires and permanently protects 71 acres of riparian corridor. The project includes the planting of trees and grasses.


CMCABHancock Park District Oakwoods Nature Preserve Expansion The Oakwoods Nature Preserve expansion project acquires 79 acres of woods, fields, and creek adjacent to the existing nature preserve. The property includes Aurand Run, part of the headwater streams of the Blanchard River.


CMCACHancock Park District Bright Farm-Riverbend Acquisition and Restoration The project includes easements on two parcels and the fee simple acquisition of a third as well as completion of restoration work on the Bright Farm-Riverbend conservation area including grading, tree plantings and grassland seeding. The project serves to enhance the watershed and protect floodplain areas with vegetative covers and filter strips preventing erosion.


CMEACHancock Park District Oakwoods Nature Preserve Acquisition This project completes a critical acquisition of nearly 62 acres of open space north of the original Oakwoods Nature Preserve. The addition serves as a buffer strip to development encroaching from the north, and preserves headwater streams and floodplain.




CMFAEHancock Park District Oakwoods Nature Preserve Expansion The Oakwoods Nature Preserve expansion project acquires 10.72 acres of woods, open lawn area, and lake (4 acres), which is located adjacent to the existing 217 acre nature preserve. The acqusition will preserve high quality, viable habitat forplant and animal species, increase habitat protection, and preserve wetlands. The purchase is fee simple and no easements are part of this acquisition.


CMGAAHancock Park District Blanchard River Protection Project Hancock County Park District will purchase 63.7 acres of property along the Blanchard River Channel in Delaware Township, Hancock County. This property is an excellent, high quality aquatic and terrestrial habitat for a wide variety or native species. The property will be utilized as a park and conservation land in perpetuity and shall be preserved, restored, and managed as an open space and habitat.


CMBAIThe City of Findlay Eagle Creek Greenway Acquisition and Improvements

The project includes purchase of 5 acres for open space, site clean-up, grass seeding and tree planting, and construction of a connecting multi-purpose paved trail. The purchase protects the floodplain from further encroachment and development, and provides passive recreation.


CMBAHThe Village of Arlington Buck Run Conservation Acquisition This project purchases open space along Buck Run within the village park for the preservation of floodplain. The project includes planting the area with grass and trees.

8,351Hancock

CNBALHarrison County Little Stillwater Preserve This project acquires a 90-acre tract which includes open space, riparian corridor and streamside forest along Little Stillwater Creek, wetlands and functioning floodplain. The emphasis in acquiring this property is to preserve and enhance the ecological integrity of the existing riparian corridor, streamside forest community, wetlands and open spaces which provide forage for indigenous wildlife.

264,377 Acres90Harrison

CNAAHHarrison County Stillwater Riparian Corridor This acquisition of a 400-acre 24-mile long corridor provides recreational opportunities including hiking and biking. It links two major recreational areas to form a riparian corridor for public access.


CNDAEHarrison County Short Creek Township Conservation Area This project acquires 85 acres of land, located in Short Creek Township, formerly utilized in coal mining and stripping operations. Project emphasis is on habitat protection, preservation of headwaters streams, preservation of streamside forest functions, preservation of water quality, fee simple acquisition of lands to provide access to riparian corridors, enhancing educational opportunities, multiple recreational and economic benefits, management of hunting and trapping areas, and enhanced economic development opportunities.


CNAAEMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Clendening Lake Riparian Corridor Project This project improves a 764-foot section of riparian corridor of Clendening Lake. The project involves live staking and joint planting of vegetation for filtration to improve water quality.

30,000 Feet764Harrison

CNBAFMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Tappan Lake Riparian Corridor Project This project serves to improve 800 feet of riparian corridor of Tappan Lake. The project includes the installation of a willow bundles to perform several living and mechanical functions in the erosion control process.


CNBAOMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Tappan Lake Water Intake Riparian Project This project improves a 750-foot section of riparian corridor of Tappan Lake surrounding a water intake structure that provides drinking water to the Village of Cadiz. Using geotextile fabric the enhanced corridor is protected at a minimum width of 30 feet along the length of the project.


CNFAAMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Tappan Lake Park Waterfront Area Riparian Corridor

This riparian corridor project installs a combination of a composite material seawall and rock to stabilize approximately 1,500 of shoreline to reduce erosion and sedimentation. Appropriate vegetation serves to act as a filter strip to reduce flow of contaminants into the reservoir.

187,500 Feet1,500Harrison

CNJADMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Tappan-Highlands Shoreline Stabilization & Riparian Enhancement

1,000 feet of riparian/shoreline enhancement at Tappan Lake.226,875 Feet1,000Harrison

CEAAFNapoleon Van Hyning Creek Floodplain and Wetlands Preserve

The project acquires a 27-acre site of wooded wetlands and provides public access with walking trails. The trails link the site to the Greater City of Napoleon park system.

108,108 Acres27Henry

COCAEClinton County Park District East Fork Riparian Reserve This project consists of the 70 acres including reforestation; restoration of vernal pools; and site improvements for access (including parking, signage, and trail development).

53,250 Acres70Highland

COAAEHighlands Nature Sanctuary Inc. Sad Song Creek & Rocky Fork Gorge Nature Preserves

The acquisition is for six properties totaling 245 acres. The purchase furthers the mission of the Highlands Nature Sanctuary to purchase watersheds and tributaries of the Rocky Fork Creek in order to preserve streams for fish, invertebrates and other wildlife.




COCAAHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Arc of Appalachia Biodiversity This project consists of acquisition of 7 properties that total 340 acres. This purchase furthers the cause of the Arc of Appalachia whose goal is to preserve and slowly expand forested land so that it may naturally age and diversify.


CODABHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Plum Run Prairie/Morgan's Fork Woods/Rocky Fork Creek Acquisitions

This project consists of acquisition of four properties totaling 432 acres to expand the Highlands Nature Sanctuary, a 2,000-acre preserve in south-central Ohio about 25 miles west of Chillicothe. The acquisition provides for access and preservationof high quality habitat.


CODADHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Spruce Hill & Chalet Nivale Acquisitions This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 238 acres to expand the Highlands Nature Sanctuary, a 2,000-acre preserve in south-central Ohio about 25 miles west of Chillicothe. The acquisition provides for access and preservation of high quality habitat.


COEAAHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Spruce Hill-Rocky Fork-Hope Springs-Rock Run-Kamama Prairie

This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of about 350 acres to expand the Highlands Nature Sanctuary, a 2,000-acre preserve in south-central Ohio about 25 miles west of Chillicothe. The acquisition provides for access and preservation of high quality habitat.


COGACHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Ravens Crossing, Maude's Cedar Narrows, and God's Country II

This project consists of acquisition and restoration of property along the Rocky Fork Creek in Highland County. The acquired land borders the Rocky Fork Gorge, connects and protects riparian corridor, and preserves unique featrues of Ohio's natural landscape.


CRBAFAppalachia Ohio Alliance Jones-Blair Conservation Area This project is for the acquisition of a 304-acre permanent conservation easement located in Good Hope and Laurel Townships. The acquisition provides for the protection of high quality native woodlands, riparian habitat, vegetative diversity, as well as restricts logging operations.

286,500 Acres304Hocking

CREADAppalachia Ohio Alliance Bison Hollow This project is for the purchase of 76 acres of native forest and deep hollow with sandstone cliffs, outcrops, and waterfalls in the Hocking Hills region. The site is located in Hocking County and includes the stream/gorge complex upstream of Ash Cave State Park.


CRFABAppalachia Ohio Alliance Ash Cave - East Fork Queer Creek Valley Preserve This acquisition of about 19 acres of natural woodland and riparian zone is adjacent to Ash Cave State Park in Hocking County. Benefits include corridor connectivity, recreation, and habitat protection.


CRFAIAppalachia Ohio Alliance Oty Okwa Conservation Area The project provides a permanent conservation easement for approximately 400 acres. As a result the property is protected in perpetuity and allows for multiple recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation benefits.


CRGAJAppalachia Ohio Alliance Zeisler Conservation Area This project acquires a 93.04 acre easement on the property to protect a mature closed-canopy hardwood forest and biologically, rich and diverse habitat.


CRKABAppalachia Ohio Alliance Hocking Hills Conservation Initiative Additions Purchase of a conservation easement on 2 different properties totaling around 95 acres. Both properties are located in Laurel Township in Hocking County; both properties have extensive frontage along State Route 180.


CRBAKColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Clear Creek Metro Park This project is for the acquisition of a permanent conservation easement of about 200 acres of land adjacent to Clear Creek Metro Park. The purchase provides for the protection of upland and ravine watersheds that drain into Clear Creek.


CRCAFColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Camp Fire Conservation Easement The project involves the acquisition of a conservation easement of approximately 110 acres of land adjacent to Clear Creek Metro Park. The emphasis of this project is to acquire a conservation easement of land for the protection of forested habitats, protection of upland and ravine watershed that drain into Clear Creek and support the education aspects and functions of Camp Wyandot.


CRAALHocking River Commission, Inc. Falls Mills Project This project is located adjacent to upstream and downstream of Falls Mill on the Hocking River in Athens County. It provides for the acquisition of 3 acres to provide access to the riparian corridor.


CRJADHocking River Commission, Inc. Mid Hocking River Restoration Purchase of 15.6 acres of land along the Hocking River by the Hocking River Commission. Land will be used as a permanent open space.


CRJAGHocking River Commission, Inc. Mid Hocking River Preservation Acquisition of 78 acres of land in Hocking County. The project will contruct a parking lot for six cars for access to the property and will be used as a permanent open space.




CRCAIHocking Soil & Water Conservation District Salt Creek Riparian Corridor Protection and Enhancement

This project provides for the purchase of an easement protecting approximately 50 acres of riparian corridor along Salt Creek. The primary objective is to protect the riparian corridor along Salt Creek thereby also protecting and enhancing the waterquality in the Salt Creek Watershed and greater Scioto River Watershed.


CRCADHocking Trailways Association Oldtown Creek Preserve This project acquires the Oldtown Creek Preserve for a 57-acre forested green space which includes a significant riparian zone along Oldtown Creek. The project provides connectivity between the Aqueduct Park and the Hocking County Fairgrounds. It also consists of the addition of a 10 foot-wide, 2,310-foot trail from Front Street to the fairgrounds with a foot bridge over Old Town Creek.


CRAAFThe City of Logan Aqueduct Park The Aqueduct Park project protects about 3 acres of open space and 15,00 feet of riparian corridor along both sides of Old Town Creek. It also preserves a historical aqueduct of the Hocking Canal.


CNLABHolmes County Holmes County Bridge & Greenspace Connector A conservation easement will be held by Holmes County in order to facilitate the construction of a bridge and paved trail across Killbuck Creek to connect the Holmes County Trail to the Old Fairgrounds Green Space.

321,489 Acres1Holmes

CNCABHolmes County Park District Holmes County Park District Open Space Acquisition

This project acquires nearly 142 acres in easements of the abandoned railroad corridor located in Mechanic, Killbuck, and Richland townships of Holmes County. The project serves to provide multiple recreational, economic and aesthetic preservation benefits, and high quality habitat for plant and animal species.


CNDAAHolmes County Park District Holmes County Park District Wetland & Open Space

The project purchases approximately 24 acres of open space and wetland area and contains eight wetland areas and part of a large wetland complex within the floodplain/flood prone area of the Killbuck Creek. This parcel of land connects to the HolmesCounty Trail which provides access to the Killbuck Creek, Black Creek and the Mohican River.


CNFAHHolmes County Park District Floodplain Preservation and Open Space Acquisition

This project acquires 5 parcels of land totaling 53 acres including portions of Killbuck Creek and Sapp's Run. The project includes reforestation in order to restore the floodplain and the stream side forests.


CNIAAHolmes County Park District Killbuck Valley Wetlands Acquisition and Preservation

The properties are located in Prairie Township in Holmes County between the Villages of Holmesville and Millersburg. The 62.659-acre property is bordered by State Route 83 to east. The property will also adjoin other Park District owned properties including three acres directly to the south and the Holmes County Trail as the western border. The 10-acre parcel is directly across the Holmes County Trail from the larger property. Both properties are less than 500 feet west of the Killbuck Creek and are part of the Killbuck Creek Watershed.


CNJACHolmes County Park District 2016 Killbuck Valley Wetland Acquisition & Conservation

Acquisition of approximately 32.86 acres of wetland and woodland area in Killbuck Township, Holmes County; along the Holmes County Trail and located in the Killbuck Creek Watershed.


CNBAKKilbuck Watershed Land Trust Brinkhaven Oak Barrens Preserve This fee simple acquisition provides for about 114 acres of land in order to preserve a rare habitat that harbors several state rare plant species. The parcels consist of oak-hickory woods as well as the headwater stream corridor of Negro Run, a tributary of the Mohican River.


CNDADKilbuck Watershed Land Trust Killbuck/Baker Wetlands This purchase of 27 acres of wetlands is located in Killbuck Township, bordered by the Holmes County Rails to Trails route to the south and the Killbuck Creek to the north. The project serves to protect the wetlands, and to provide wetlands education for area students and public recreation for viewing wetlands flora and fauna along the Holmes County Rails-to-Trails route.


CNLADThe Village of Millersburg Washington Street Triangle Park Acquisition of approximately 0.171 acres located at the intersection of Washington and Clay Street in Millersburg. Some site improvements to the site include planting of native trees, installation of fencing and benches.

49,434 Acres1Holmes

CNBAGHolmes County Rails To Trails Coalition Hipp Station Acquisition and Access Improvement This project acquires approximately 5 acres of land to provide for public access for a planned riparian corridor and the Holmes County Trail. The project serves to connect corridors, and preserve floodplain and stream-side forests.

136,100 Acres5Homes



CIFACCleveland Museum of Natural History Big Swamp Preservation This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 81 acres of property that includes high quality wetlands. Project benefits include the increase and preservation of high-quality viable habitat for plant and animal species; wetland protection; and the provision of recreational and aesthetic preservation benefits.

120,000 Acres81Huron

CIGADCleveland Museum of Natural History Big Swamp Protection: Phase II Acquisition and preservation of about 52.5 acres of high-quality swamp forest and upland forest habitat in Fitchville Township, Huron County, for passive recreational use and nature study.


CIFADLorain County Metro Parks Ommert Acquisition This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of about 44 acres of open space, including forest, meadow, stream, wetlands, and floodplain. This project increases and preserves high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; protectswetlands and floodplain; and provides passive recreational benefits and educational opportunities to the general public.


CIGACThe City of Bellevue Mill Pond Addition Mill Pond Park Addition: Fee simple acquisition of 1.65 acres of passive park land, upland reforestation, stream protection, and enhancement of facilities for public access; protected by OPWC-required deed restrictions; managed and maintained by city's Parks & Rec Dept.

95,000 Acres2Huron

CIFAEThe City of Norwalk Sofios Park Wetlands Acquisition & Enhancement This project consists of acquisition of about 20 acres of forested wetlands and farmed upland property, and enhancements to that acquisition including reforestation, creation of amphibian habitat, construction of trail heads and ADA-compliant boardwalk, and installation of access driveway and parking area.


CIAABThe City of Willard Willard Park Land Expansion 2002 This project approximates 24 acres of land. Of that, approximately eight acres are woods, six acres are rolling terrain and ten acres are open greenspace. The project provides for clearing of debris such as downed-trees, which cause blockage down-stream of the existing watershed, and planting additional vegetation along the banks to improve the water quality.


COKAEAppalachia Ohio Alliance Cackley Swamp Preserve Conservation and Restoration Initiative

Acquisition of approximately 77 acres of land to add to AOAs Cackley Swamp Preserve in Jackson County. In addition, extensive wetland restoration will be completed on approximately 8-10 of the newly acquired acres.

705,000 Acres77Jackson

COBADCity of Jackson Jackson Salt Lick Creek Nature Preserve The project consists of the acquisition of 108 acres and the remediation of those acres to provide high quality wetlands and green space. The project serves to preserve and restore flood plain and streamside forest function.


COFADOhio Valley Conservation Coalition Keystone Furnace Wetlands Preserve This project consists of fee-simple acquisition of about 1,000 acres that include a high-quality wetland complex containing a diversity of aquatic habitats (wooded wetlands, shrub swamp, emergent wetlands, and open water) and over 12,500 liner feet of Dickason Run providing wooded riparian corridor and healthy floodplain. The project protects habitat, preserves wetlands, and provides access to outdoor recreational and educational opportunities.

916,500 Acres1,000Jackson

COGABOhio Valley Conservation Coalition Remnant Teay's Wetlands Expansion This project consists of fee-simple acqusition of about 1,319 acres of natural areas in Jackson County. These acquisitons will protect water quality, expand habitat, restore wetlands, and provide outdoor recreational opportunites to the general public.

1,974,800 Acres1,319Jackson

COGAGOhio Valley Conservation Coalition Tordon Conservation Area Acquisition, preservation, and protection of about 138 acres of natural area in Wellston, Jackson County, between State Route 349 and the Vinton County border; access available to the general public during daylight hours for passive recreational and outdoor educational activities, and for managed, safe hunting that preserves a balanced natural ecosystem.


COHABOhio Valley Conservation Coalition Buckeye Creek Restoration and Protection Riparian restoration in Liberty Township, Jackson County, to protect habitat, preserve floodplain and wetlands, and provide passive outdoor recreational activities to the general public.

399,000 Feet2,200Jackson

COIABOhio Valley Conservation Coalition Lick Swamp Conservation Area Acquisition of about 366 acres of natural area in and adjacent to the city of Jackson in Jackson County, for protection of water quality and riparian habitat, preservation of heritage lands, and provision of passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.

1,294,943 Acres366Jackson

CNCAAFriendship Park District Friendship Park Acquisition/Enhancement This project acquires land and enhances it with trees, vegetation, bird houses, butterfly house, rip rap and benches. The project serves to provide multiple recreational purposes such as hiking, fishing, picnicking, camping, hiking, and trail walking.

492,741 Acres1,300Jefferson



CQEABFredricktown Recreation District 12 Mill Street Property The project consists of the acquisition and protection of 43 acres of land along the North Branch of the Kokosing River, a State Scenic River. The project extends approximately 770 feet of North Branch and 900 feet of East Branch riparian habitat, and provides for a passive recreational park and buffer of an existing park, Sockman Lake Park, from inappropriate development.

257,096 Acres43Knox

CQAAEKnox County Park District Wolf Run Regional Park Acquisition The project consists of the acquisition of parkland in Monroe Township in Knox County consisting of 288 acres of contiguous open space in a developing area on the edge of Mt. Vernon. The purchases provides numerous benefits including the preservation of habitat, headwater streams, stream channels, and water quality.

614,000 Acres288Knox

CQBACKnox County Park District Kokosing River Land Acquisition This project acquires nearly 2 acres of land along the Kokosing River in Knox County. In addition, the project includes reforestation of the floodplain and serves to protect land fronting the scenic river and provide habitat for the Indiana Bat, a federally endangered species.

46,900 Acres2Knox

CQDABKnox County Park District Knox-Coshocton Kokosing River Corridor Acquisition

The project is the acquisition of two parcels, reforestation of a 400-foot riparian corridor buffer zone, restoration of remnant wetlands or wet meadows, and utilization of a small section of the property, furthest from the river, for agriculture education and research. Project benefits include access and preservation of the stream channel.

93,937 Acres72Knox

CQDAGKnox County Park District Kokosing River - Indianfield Run Confluence Acquisition

The project consists of the acquisition of 26 acres of land at the confluence of Indianfield Run and the Kokosing River in Knox County. The acquisition protects nearly 500 feet of Indianfield Run, 1,156 feet of Kokosing River Oxbow, and 2,187 feet of the Kokosing River main stem. The Kokosing River is designated a Scenic River by the State of Ohio and is also Ohio's first designated state water trail. The project includes a small reforestation effort to benefit water quality by affording shade to reduce water column temperatures.

68,357 Acres26Knox

CQEAAKnox County Park District Kokosing Cliffs Acquisition Project This project consists of the acquisition of approximately 17 acres of land along the Kokosing River in Knox County. The acquisition protects nearly 600 feet of Honey Run and 0.24 miles of Kokosing River main stem, as well as the viewshed of Honey Run Waterfall.

30,822 Acres17Knox

CQFAAKnox County Park District Kokosing Cliffs Acquisition Project This project consists of the acquisition of approximately 349 acres of land in Knox County to preserve high quality green space, and protect over 1,500 feet of Honey Run and approximately a mile of headwater and intermittent stream habitat. The northeastern portion of the site contains Kokosing River 100-year floodplain. The project also serves to protect water quality of Honey Run Waterfall, the only naturally occurring waterfall in Knox County and Kokosing State Scenic River, through nonpointsource pollution abatement and perennial, intermittent and headwater stream habitat preservation.

1,113,635 Acres349Knox

CQCAGOwl Creek Conservancy Cassell Angus Farm/Philander Chase Acquitions - Kokosing River

The project consists of the acquisition of conservation easements on two properties on the Kokosing Scenic River. The project serves to protect the riparian corridor and the floodplain of the River as a primarily undisturbed habitat for native floraand fauna and as a recharging area for the principal aquifer that provides drinking water for approximately half of the citizens of Knox County.

75,018 Acres61Knox

CQDACOwl Creek Conservancy Silas Ball Farm & Cassell Granny Creek Conservation Easements

The project provides for the purchase of 160 acres and subdividing the property into two parcels: one of approximately 100 acres containing essentially all of the fluvial, riparian and riverine habitats and one of 60 acres containing the 'upland agricultura' acreage. The 60 acres of tillable land is the subject of a swap for a restrictive conservation easement on nearby riparian land of the same type to form a single block of about 250 acres of permanent open space.


CQBAFThe City of Mount Vernon Blackjack Wetland Preserve This conservation easement ensures protection of this high quality wetland and riparian corridor of Delano Run. Existing trails transect the property with access provided on a restricted basis by guided tour.

443,600 Acres53Knox

CQCACThe City of Mount Vernon Grandstaff & Ohio Cumberland Gas Parcels - Kokosing River Acq.

The project involves the acquisition of 37 acres of land along the Kokosing River and adjacent to the existing City of Mount Vernon-owned Foundation Park. Acquisition of this property is considered an essential part of the successful implementation of the Kokosing River Parkway and protection of the river corridor. The project's primary emphasis is the protection of existing wetlands and enhancement of native flora and fauna along the river corridor.

297,075 Acres37Knox



CQHAAThe City of Mount Vernon Ariel - Foundation Park Expansion The project will serve the expansion of Ariel-Foundation Park.373,631 Acres25Knox

CQBAGThe Philander Chase Corporation Clifton/Norris/Mcphail Properties-Kokosing River Conserv. Easement

The project consists of the acquisition of 243 acres of conservation easements on three properties along the Kokosing State Scenic River. The purchase contains approximately 2 linear miles of stream bank and provides a major step in the completion of the goal to obtain easements along the length of the Kokosing River from the western edge of College Township to the eastern edge of Harrison Township.


CQCAEThe Philander Chase Corporation Giles Property - Kokosing State Scenic River Conservation Easement

The project consists of the acquisition of a 36-acre conservation easement along the Kokosing State Scenic River. The easement, which contains approximately 2,500 feet of stream bank, provides protection of riparian habitats and floodplains adjacentto the Kokosing River, and protects critical habitat.

37,884 Acres36Knox

CGJAFAudobon Society of Cleveland Hach-Otis Extension This project will consist of the acquisition of approximately 80.5 acres in the City of Willoughby Hills to add to the existing Hach Otis property owned by the Audobon Society.

128,177 Acres80Lake

CGLABCleveland Metroparks Hemlock Ravines Preservation The project consists of the acquisition of 4.72 acres of property, known as the Seton property, at 36300 Chardon Road in the City of Willoughby Hills, Ohio.

38,961 Acres5Lake

CGIADCleveland Museum of Natural History Mentor Marsh Protection The project will consist of the fee simple purchase of roughly 65+ acres of land to add to the existing 691 acre Mentor Marsh Nature Preserve, which is located in Lake County Ohio on the Lake Erie shoreline.

261,587 Acres65Lake

CGJACCleveland Museum of Natural History Walden II Preserve Expansion The project will consist of a 24.5 acre purchase in Lake County, Ohio to add to the existing Walden II Preserve owned by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

87,518 Acres25Lake

CGIABConcord Township Jordan Creek Corridor This project consists of the acquisition of five parcels in Concord Township, Lake County, Ohio. In addition, a conservation easement will be placed on a sixth parcel and held by Lake County SWCD.

149,813 Acres6Lake

CGAABLake Metro Parks Big Creek Corridor Protection This 190-acre acquisition is adjacent to the park district's Girdled Road Reservation. Fee simple acquisition permanently protects a significant amount of riparian forest and meadow habitat used by 'state-listed' and locally uncommon plant and animal species. In addition, it protects a 1,600' stretch of the Big Creek Valley.

907,568 Acres190Lake

CGEABLake Metro Parks Grand River Gorge Protection Project The project acquires 130 acres to add to the adjacent 414-acre Hogback Ridge Park. The acquisition provides multiple recreational, economic and aesthetic preservation benefits.


CGFADLake Metro Parks Lake Erie Bluffs Protection Project This acquisition of 141 acres encompasses a variety of habitats including wetlands, riparian corridor, meadow and shrub/scrub but also 1,310 feet of Lake Erie shoreline. This wild sand beach stretches the width of the parcel and remains in its natural condition, weathering the forces of erosion due to a wide beach and high bluffs.


CGGADLake Metro Parks Lake Erie Bluffs Preservation Project Phase III This multi-phase project began with the acquisition of 139 acres in Perry Township, Lake County, which formed the Lake Erie Bluffs Park. This phase adds 90 acres of lakefront property to the existing park to protect high quality native plant communities and is composed of several high quality habitats.

1,236,254 Acres90Lake

CGIAGLake Metro Parks Pleasant Valley II The project will consist of the acquisition of 45 acres in the City of Willoughby Hills, Ohio. An additional layer of protection will be added via the granting of a conservation easement, which will be held by Western Reserve Land Conservancy.

567,761 Acres45Lake

CGJABLake Metro Parks Grand River Gorge Protection The project will consist of adding 16.3 acres to the existing Lake Metroparks Riverview Park in Lake County, Ohio, making the total acreage of the park 62 acres.

63,195 Acres16Lake

CGJAALake Metro Parks Paine Creek Corridor The project consists of the acquisition of 72.407 acres in Leroy Township, Lake County, Ohio to add to the existing Hell Hallow Wilderness area.

199,999 Acres72Lake



CGCAEMentor City Mentor Marsh Morton The project obtains 99 acres of land adjacent to Mentor Marsh, a refuge for migrating waterfowl and a prime location for bird watching. These acres make up one of the largest remaining undeveloped tracts in the City of Mentor and acquisition provides additional protection of the marsh ecosystem by establishing a buffer against encroaching development.

229,847 Acres99Lake

CGBADThe City of Eastlake River Corridor Property Acquisition The project components consist of purchasing approximately 20 acres of forested floodplain off Erie Road. The acquisition serves to protect headwater streams, floodplains, and wetlands.

250,860 Acres20Lake

CGCAFLake Metro Parks Gulley Brook Corridor Acquisition The project involves the purchase of 48 acres of land bisected by Gulley Brook. The project also includes an ecological evaluation of stream and wetland characteristics and serves to protect state-listed plants and animals.

218,249 Acres48Lake County

CQAADGranville Township Open Space and Raccoon Creek Riparian Corridor Protection Program

This acquisition of 40 acres of open space wooded property borders the Raccoon Creek in Granville Township. The purchase provides numerous benefits but primarily serves to protect the watershed, provide access, and preserve the wetlands.

89,587 Acres40Licking

CQDAAGranville Township Spring Valley Property Acquisition The project provides for the acquisition of nearly 46 acres of property, once serving as the community swimming pool. The project also provides for the removal of the pool and purchase of woody plant materials for a small reforestation effort to serve as a community park.


CQAAFLicking County Soil And Water Conservation District N. Fork of Licking River Section 206 Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration

This project acquires conservation easements to protect the riparian corridor. The preservation project provides for the restoration of about 1,600 feet of the North Fork Licking River in the Village of St. Louisville.

207,000 Feet1,600Licking

CQFABLicking Park District Robert and Flossie Brown Property The project provides for the purchase of 150 acres of land to both preserve it and protect it from development. The project also provides for return of the land to its natural state through responsible land management practices, and preserves the head stream waters of Hog Run Creek.


CQAABThe City of Heath Forry Preserve This project acquires two tracts of land totaling 229 acres for the purpose of converting the parcels into one community open space area to expand the Heath Parks system. Of the two parcels which are situated near the South Fork Licking River one iscommonly referred to as the 'Fortified Summit' and contains an ancient Hopewell Indian earthwork that is directly associated with the Mound Builder Earthworks of Newark. It is believed that this rare site was used as a fortification and survey platform for the construction of the Newark mounds.


CMBAGGirl Scouts Appleseed Ridge, Inc. Myeerah Wetland Sedimentation & Filtration System

The project permanently preserves approximately 6 acres of wetlands. The project also includes development of natural filtration system to enhance the water quality of a 14-acre lake that is dependent on this area for water flow.

152,192 Acres6Logan

CMFAFThe Village of Russells Point The Indian Lake/Great Miami River Open Space This land donation of 52 acres adjacent to the Great Miami River facilitates the creation of a wetland and prairie site, providing additional storm water infiltration and storage, wildlife environments and open space access for community residents. In addition to the creation of more than 8 acres of emergent wetland and 20 acres of prairie, the project provides 1.2 miles of trail for access, educational interpretations and study/observation.

500,000 Acres52Logan

CMGABThe Village of Russells Point Indian Lake/Great Miami River Open Space and Trail Extension

This parcel is located in the Village of Russells Point in Logan County. Russells Point is putting a conservation easement on 6.78 acres of abandoned railroad right of way and converting it to a pedestrian access corridor, which will provide direct trail access to the communities and Indian Lake and the Great Miami River Open Space.

70,606 Acres7Logan

CMKABThe Village of Russells Point Indian Lake/Great Miami River Improvements Project

This project will consist of open space access improvements to a previously acquired green space within the Village of Russells Point. A trail and river access ramp will be part of this project to provide better public access to the project.

148,337 Acres7Logan

CMBAETri-Moraine Audubon Society Myeerah Forest and Wildlife Conservation Area This project acquires a 105-acre environmental easement from the Girl Scouts of Appleseed Ridge. The property includes mature woods, wetlands, geo-sink, prairies, grasslands and second growth areas. The property is permanently protected to increase the habitat of rare and threatened species.

254,006 Acres105Logan



CMGACTri-Moraine Audubon Society Myeerah Habitat Conservation and Recreation Area Tri-Moraine Audobon Society is acquiring the former Camp Myeerah Property from the Girl Scouts of Western Ohio. This fee simple acquisition of 348 acres will provide critical habitat protection of a uniquely diverse property. The property is located in Jefferson Township, Logan County, Ohio just north of the City of Bellefontaine.

1,385,798 Acres348Logan

CICAAAmherst Township Amherst Township Park Open Space This is open space preservation project to acquire about 4 acres of land for the Amherst Township Park. In addition, the preservation of this viable habitat for plant and animal species is provided with public access to allow for public enjoyment.

30,000 Acres4Lorain

CIAAALorain County Metro Parks Indian Hollow Reservation Corridor Plan This is an open space project which acquires about 5 acres for the Indian Hollow Metro Park. This property is a critical link in the plan to connect the various parcels of the park together.

55,000 Acres5Lorain

CIAADLorain County Metro Parks Vermilion River at Common Ground Restoration This project is for the preservation, restoration and enhancement of the flow of the Vermilion River which is an important point of beauty, reflection and learning to more than 2,000 visitors received each year. This effort freed the waterway while stemming the rapid bank erosion that hinders observation areas for environmental education groups who use Common Ground as a community resource.

21,750Lorain

CIAAELorain County Metro Parks Vermilion River Reservation Corridor This is an open space project acquiring 37 acres for the Vermilion River Reservation master plan. This property is a critical link in the plan to connect the various parcels of the park together.

155,000 Acres37Lorain

CIBACLorain County Metro Parks Wellington Reservation This is an open space project which acquires 200 acres for the Wellington Reservation master plan. This property is a critical link in the plan to connect the various parcels of the park together. The land features wetlands, field and forest.


CICABLorain County Metro Parks Avon Lake Reservation - Phase II This open space project acquires approximately 33 acres of a larger 166-acre area for the Avon Lake Comprehensive Land Use Plan. The acquisition helps to preserve wetlands, maintains the corridors of Heider Creek and Gable Creek which flow through the property, and keeps existing fields as open space.


CIEAALorain County Metro Parks Sheffield Lake Park Acquisition This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 75 acres of land, including woodlot, meadow, and wetlands. Benefits include increasing, preserving and protecting high quality habitat, including wetlands.


CIGABLorain County Metro Parks Black River Protection Black River Protection: Fee simple acquisition of about 87 acres, located in Grafton and Lorain Townships, on the south side of SR 303; acquired property includes forests, streams, and floodplain, and will be managed as a nature preserve by Metro Parks; protected by permanent conservation easement, as well as OPWC-required deed restrictions; public access available dawn to dusk for passive recreational uses.


CIHABLorain County Metro Parks Cassell Reservation Extension Acquisition of about 62 acres of forest and wetland areas adjacent to Metro Parks' existing Cassell Reservation, to provide habitat protection and passive outdoor recreation.


CIHACLorain County Metro Parks Indian Hollow Reservation Extension Acquisition of about 97 acres of open space in Grafton, Lorain County, to expand and protect habitat and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the public.


CIIABLorain County Metro Parks Hollstein Reservation Extension Acquisition of about 13 acres of forested riparian corridor and wetlands in Lorain County, in order to protect habitat, preserve streamside forests and flood plain, and provide passive outdoor recreational and educational opportunities for thegeneral public.


CIJABLorain County Metro Parks Cassell Extension: Phase II Acquisition of about 24 acres of natural area in the city of Vermilion, Lorain County, in order to increase viable habitat for plant and animal species, protect and preserve woods and meadows, and provide outdoor educational and passive recreational opportunities for the general public.


CIKACLorain County Metro Parks Sandy Ridge Reservation Extension The project consists of the acquisition of 205 acres of property in the City of North Ridgeville to add to the existing Sandy Ridge Reservation.


CILABLorain County Metro Parks Carlisle Oxbow and Black River Protection The project consists of the acquisition and protection of 59.2 acres of property in Carlisle Township, Lorain County, Ohio.




CIAACThe City of Amherst Amherst Beaver Creek Corridor; Plumb Property The site is nearly a 5-acre parcel along the Beaver Creek in Amherst and is part of the overall park master plan. The acquisition includes about 1,000 feet of Beaver Creek and allows for the riparian zone to naturally reforest and be used for walking trails and passive park activities.


CIBAAThe City of Avon French Creek Restoration The French Creek Restoration project places a conservation easement on 27 acres of open space in a rapidly urban watershed. The project provides for the reforestation of the riparian corridor with native trees, reeds, grasses and wetland vegetation in order to improve water quality through filtration, sediment trapping, pollutant breakdown and nutrient uptake.


CIFAAThe City of Avon Lake Ilg Property Acquisition This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of about 5 acres of forested and open grass property. The acquisition serves to preserve natural features that contribute to quality of life.


CIBABThe Trust For Public Land Avon Lake Woods Park This is an open space project for the acquisition of approximately 67 acres of a larger 165-acre area for the Avon Lake Comprehensive Land Use Plan. This property is a critical link to connect the various parcels of the park together. The acquisition helps preserve wetlands, maintains the corridors of Heider Creek and Gable Creek in a natural state, and keeps existing fields as open space.

1,250,000 Acres67Lorain

CIDAAWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Firelands Reservation and Vermilion River Protection

This project entails acquisition of a conservation easement that covers the 453-acre Firelands Scout Reservation property, owned by the Boy Scouts of America Heart of Ohio Council. The property includes 334 acres of forest, 7,500 linear feet of the east fork of the Vermillion River, 19,550 feet of tributaries, the 100-year floodplain, approximately 20 acres of high quality wetlands, and habitat for rare plant and animal species


CIIADWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Great South Woods Acquisition Acquisition of about 63 acres of natural area in Oberlin, Lorain County, to protect high quality habitat, preserve forest and wetlands, and provide passive outdoor recreational and educational opportunites for the public.


CLAAAMetroparks Toledo Area Pearson Metropark Land Expansion Acquisition This purchase of 306 acres of farmland helps to meet a civic commitment to support growth in this community and the demand for open space in the eastern part of Lucas County. This purchase expands Pearson Park with the only remaining large adjacent property available in the area and one of the last pieces of the Great Black Swamp. The property is similar to the habitat in the metropark and has a woodlot of approximately 25 acres dominated by Ash, Oak and Cottonwood trees; low, wet areas, and open meadows.

979,200 Acres306Lucas

CLBABMetroparks Toledo Area Oak Openings Corridor This project provides for the acquisition of six distinct oak openings regional parcels comprising 370 acres. They include oak savanna, wet woodland, oak barren, prairie and wet prairie areas. Improvements include drainage, preservation, restoration, corridor connection and public use.

1,228,440 Acres370Lucas

CLCAAMetroparks Toledo Area Monclova Township Wetland Complex Land Acquisition

This project acquires a 21-acre parcel of vacant land located within the Oak Openings Region of western Lucas County adjacent to 69 acres of Metroparks land. The property's northern portion features a mixture of shrub/scrub and emergent Class 2 wetlands interspersed with old field habitat. The property's southern portion features high-quality mature Class 3 forested wetlands which are part of a larger forested wetland complex extending south of the property


CLCACMetroparks Toledo Area Irwin Road Savanna Land Acquisition This project purchases 73 acres within the Oak Openings region of western Lucas County and is surrounded on all sides by protected lands. The project area is dominated by Black Oak Lupine Barren and Oak/Blueberry Forest community types interspersed with Midwest Sand barren, vernal pools and Skunk Cabbage.


CLCADMetroparks Toledo Area Airport Highway Savanna Land Acquisition The property is easily one of the highest-quality natural areas within the Oak Openings region and is significant both for its size and its species diversity. The property features a combination of Black Oak Lupine Barren, Midwest Sand Barren and Oak/Blueberry Forest community types interspersed with scattered wetland vernal pools which serve as headwaters for the Swan Creek Watershed.




CLDAAMetroparks Toledo Area Howard Farms Land Acquisition This 959-acre land acquisition project is the first phase of a long-term project to restore significant coastal wetlands, critical wildlife habitat, and functioning floodplains within Lake Erie's western basin. Acquisition of this property provides additional land for parks, allows for future restoration of wetlands on the property, allows for protection and expansion of existing habitat for protection of threatened and endangered species, and provides connecting corridors to a complex of existing protected coastal wetlands.


CLEABMetroparks Toledo Area Sandair Tract - Oak Openings Greenway This project acquires approximately 71 acres of land within the Oak Openings Region of western Lucas County. This acquisition permanently protects a complex of high-quality Oak Openings upland and wetland habitats. The property features over 6 acresof the globally imperiled 'Midwest Sand Barren' plant community surrounded by remnant restorable oak savanna habitat, mature oak woodlands with scattered pockets of the globally imperiled 'Pin Oak - Swamp White Oak Sand Flatwoods' wetland plant community, and mature floodplain forest which drains into Wolf Creek, part of the Swan Creek Watershed.


CLEACMetroparks Toledo Area West Winds Tract - Oak Openings Greenway The project acquires 46 acres of land within the Oak Openings Region of western Lucas County. The acquisition permanently protects a complex of high-quality Oak Openings upland and wetland habitats. The property features 30 acres of mature oak forest with small pockets of wetland vernal pools, and 16 acres of remnant savanna and sand barren habitat featuring populations of at least one state-listed rare plant species.


CLEADMetroparks Toledo Area Secor Metropark Expansion-Oak Openings Greenway

This project involves the fee simple acquisition of approximately 17 acres of land to expand the 569-acre Secor Metropark, located within the Oak Openings Region of western Lucas County. Acquisition permanently protects this property featuring approximately 7 acres of mesic and wetland forest within the Ten-Mile Creek floodplain.

80,712 Acres17Lucas

CLFABMetroparks Toledo Area Salisbury Tract, Oak Openings Greenway The project purchases 54 acres of mature forestland contiguous to a 321-acre block of protected natural areas within the Oak Openings Region in Springfield Township. The property features the globally imperiled 'Pin Oak - Swamp White Oak Sand Flatwoods' plant community which supports populations of many native plant and animal species. The property's forested wetlands are part of a larger wetland complex which is among the highest quality wetlands in the Oak Openings.


CLFACMetroparks Toledo Area Airport North Tract, Oak Openings Greenway The project is for the fee simple acquisition of a 4-acre tract within the Oak Openings Region in Springfield Township. According to ODNR's natural heritage database, the forested wetland property is home to the state endangered Long's Sedge (Carex longii).

66,582 Acres4Lucas

CLFADMetroparks Toledo Area Angola West Tract, Oak Openings Greenway The project acquires two 5-acre adjacent tracts within the Angola Frankfort Sedge Meadow project area located within the Oak Openings Region in Spence Township. Both tracts of land feature viable populations of at least two state-listed plant species: Great Lakes Goldenrod (Euthamia Remota - Threatened) and Slender Sedge (Cartex lasicarpa - potentially threatened); and features preferred habitat for the Spotted Turtle (Clemmys guttata - threatened) which is known to occur on adjacent propertieswithin the same wetland complex.

66,110 Acres10Lucas

CLFAFMetroparks Toledo Area Berkey Southern Tract, Oak Openings Greenway The project is for the acquisition of a 40-acre tract of mature forestland within the Oak Openings Region in Swanton Township. The property features globally imperiled 'Pin Oak - Swamp White Oak Sand Flatwoods' plant community which supports populations of many native plant and animal species, and nearly 22 acres of high quality forested wetland.


CLFAEMetroparks Toledo Area Maumee Western Tract, Oak Openings Greenway The project is for the acquisition of a 5-acre tract of mature forestland which is contiguous to a 321-acre block of protected natural area within Oak Openings Region in Monclova Township. The property features the globally imperiled 'Pin Oak - Swamp White Oak Sand Flatwoods' plant community which supports populations of many native plant and animal species, and also serves as part of a larger wetland complex which is among the highest quality wetlands in the Oak Openings.

41,949 Acres5Lucas



CLFAGMetroparks Toledo Area Airport Highway South Tract, Oak Openings Greenway

The project is for purchase of a 6-acre tract of land within the Oak Openings Region in Springfield Township. The property features a complex of mature floodplain forest, successional upland meadow and wet sedge meadow communities including over oneacre of good quality Category 2 wetlands. Acquisition of this property adds additional protected habitat to an expanding 69-acre contiguous block of protected natural area south of Airport Highway.

77,561 Acres6Lucas

CLFAHMetroparks Toledo Area Irwin East Tract, Oak Openings Greenway The project is for the fee simple acquisition of a 7-acre tract of land located within the Oak Openings Region in Spencer Township. This property is home to populations of at least 3 state-listed plant species: purple triple-awn grass (Aristida purpurasen, potentially threatened), Canada frostweed (Helianthemum canadense, threatened) and hairy pinwood (Lechea villosa, potentially threatened).

34,241 Acres7Lucas

CLGAAMetroparks Toledo Area Airport Highway Preserve Expansion The project consists of two separate tracts of vacant land located in Springfield Township, Lucas County, Ohio as follows:

1) Braida Tract: 9525 Garden Road (split of 65-32511) and 9540 Garden Road (65-32681). Note: A roughly 33-acre portionof parcel 65-32511 will be split from the existing parcel and acquired as part of this grant. The remaining 2-acre residential parcel will be excluded from this grant project but will be acquired separately by Metroparks using its own land acquisition funds. 2) Roach Tract, 2275 Eber Road (65-33304), 10.0 acres of vacant land. Each tract will be acquired through a separate deed. See detailed maps in project application.

Metroparks intends to purchase (fee simple) two tracts of vacant land (totaling 43 acres) located adjacent to the Metroparks Airport Highway Preserve project area with the Oak Openings Greenway corridor. Acquisition of these tracts will expand the Airport Highway Preserve to over 300 acres. Me


CLGADMetroparks Toledo Area South Wabash Prairie Acquisition and Restoration The project consists of: 1) Springer Tract: 9665 Monclova Road (split of 38-38471, 47.4 acres after split) and 9880 Monclova Road (38-39187, 35.4 acres). Note: A 47.4 acre portion of parcel 38-38471 will be split from the existing parcel and acquired as part of this grant. The remaining 3.5 acre residential parcel with two existing houses will be excluded from this grant but will be acquired separately by Metroparks using its own land acquisition funds and 2) Mather Tract, 4750 Eber Road (38-36587), 19.2 acres of vacant land. Metroparks intends to purchase via fee simple acquisition, two tracts of vacant land totaling 102 acres located along the Wabash Cannonball bike trail within Metroparks' Oak Openings Greenway corridor. Following acquisition of these tracts, Metroparks will restore 75 acres of farmland on both tracts to Oak Openings tallgrass prairie habitat and remove the remains of a former garage and associated debris from the Mather Tract.


CLHAAMetroparks Toledo Area Openings Preserve Expansion (Cannaley Property) This project is for the fee simple acquisition of 106 acres in Lucas County. There is a companion project connected to this in Fulton County which consists of another 214 acres. Only the 106 acres in Lucas County are the subject of this project acquisition.


CLHABMetroparks Toledo Area Monclova Swamp Forest Corridor This project involves the fee simple acquisition of 4 tracts of land totaling 41 acres, featuring existing high quali ty forested wetland communities.


CLHACMetroparks Toledo Area Eber Road Barrens Acquisition This project involves the fee simple acquisition of a single tract of land totaling 34 acres, featuring existing high quality Oak Openings biological communities.


CLIAAMetroparks Toledo Area Oak Openings Corridor - Frankfort Expansion The project is for acquisition of two tracts of land totaling 12 acres located in Spencer Township, Lucas County.

98,000 Acres12Lucas

CLIACMetroparks Toledo Area Swan Creek Preserve Expansion Fee simple acquisition of 9.1 acres of vacant land.147,000 Acres9Lucas

CLIADMetroparks Toledo Area Reynolds Corners Parkland Expansion Fee simple acquisition of 32 acres of vacant land bounded by Reynolds Road to the west and Hill Avenue to the south.


CLJAAMetroparks Toledo Area Blue Creek Metropark Expansion Fee simple acquisition of 97 acres of land to preserve water quality and increase habitat protection.524,000 Acres97Lucas



CLKAAMetroparks Toledo Area Toledo East Riverfront Restoration Acquisition and restoration of 21 acres, including wetlands and terraced bioswales.1,898,471 Acres21Lucas

CLLAAMetroparks Toledo Area East Riverfront Restoration Phase II Acquisition and Restoration of approximately 23 acres of former brownfields along the Miami River near downtown Toledo.


CLBAAThe Nature Conservancy Kitty Todd Nature Preserve Additions This project acquires 53 acres which serve as critical additions to the conservancy's existing 632-acre Kitty Todd Preserve. This nature preserve is one of the finest in the Oak Openings region of northwestern Ohio, and consists of a mosaic of plantcommunities including Sand Barren, Black Oak Savanna, Sedge Meadow and wet prairie communities.


CLEAAThe Nature Conservancy Kitty Todd Ph 2 Nature Preserve Addition The project involves the fee simple acquisition of 60 acres of land located in close proximity to existing conservancy ownership. The site sustains over 100 state-listed rare species, five globally rare plant communities and one federally endangeredanimal. The project serves to protect and manage the habitat to promote and sustain the rare species and communities found on the property.


CLIABThe Nature Conservancy Kitty Todd Preserve - Brick Tract Addition Fee simple acquisition of the 16 acre Brick Tract.76,275 Acres16Lucas

CLBACThe Olander Park System Western Sylvania Township Nature Park Restoration

This purchase and donation of 60 acres allows the Oleander Park System to provide public access, nature education programs, and habitat protection through a restored park site. The property provides, protects, preserves and enhances open space, public and streamside forests, functioning floodplains, riparian corridors, natural stream channels, wetland preservation and enhancement, and headwater streams for the Ottawa River Watershed for area residents.


CLCAEThe Olander Park System Herr Road Oak Savanna and Wetland This floodplain property acquisition is on the Ten Mile Creek riparian corridor. Roughly 80% of the property is a Category 3 wetland, including one of the roughly last dozen preserved vernal pools in the region. The project serves to preserve the wetland and the high, quality habitat.

75,000 Acres5Lucas

CLFAAThe Olander Park System Sylvan Prairie Park Addition This open space project purchases about 52 acres contiguous to an already protected 106-acre park. The acquisition saves the property from a 202-house development and focuses on: 1) protecting riparian, wetland and prairie habitats; 2) preserving and restoring wet meadows; and 3) preserving and restoring functioning floodplains by restoring native wetland and bank vegetation and establishing more natural stream function.


CLGABThe Olander Park System Sylvan Prairie Park Addition: Park Place The property is located on Brint Road, about 0.4 miles east of Mitchaw Road and 290 feet west of the main entrance to Sylvan Prairie Park. The irregularly shaped parcel runs southwest from Brint Road for about a half mile. The northern boundary of the acquisition property is Brint Road and a privately owned home site. The eastern boundary is Sylvan Prairie Park. The southern boundary is Sylvan Prairie Park. The western boundary is Sylvan Prairie Park, the Park Place housing development, and Cumberland Construction Company. This is a fee simple acquisition of a 32.47-acre addition to an already protected 150-acre park. Once the land is acquired, TOPS will restore and protect the new property, focusing on : 1) preserving and restoring wetland and prairie habitats by controlling non-native plants and planting native prairie seeds and native wetland plants; and 2) protecting existing riparian, stream and pond habitats and protecting water quality.


CLGACThe Olander Park System Sylvan Prairie Park Addition: Timberstone The Timberstone Addition to Sylvan Prairie Park is located at 4440 Mitchaw Road, Sylvania, Ohio. The additions consists of two parcels: 16 acres of #7827841 and 22 acres of #7827842, totaling 40 acres bounded as follows: To the north, privately owned farmed lot and Sylvan Prairie Park; to the east, Sylvan Prairie Park; to the south, Sylvania School District property, site of Timberstone Jr. High School; to the west, Mitchaw Road, across from the new elementary school. This open space project involves the immediate fee simple acquisition of 38 acres of farmland adjacent to Sylvan Prairie Park. The property will be acquired and restored to a natural state. Some of the improvements to the park will include a parking lot, bike trail and walking trails. The Clean Ohio grant is for the acquisition only. The improvements to the site will be undertaken by The Olander Park System.




CKDAOFriends of Madison County Parks & Trails Roberts Pass Greenspace Addition II This purchase is for 3 acres of railroad corridor to serve as a bike trail and nature park. The purchase aids the preservation of the natural vegetation that has grown up along the railroad since it was abandoned.

37,592 Acres3Madison

CKDAPFriends of Madison County Parks & Trails Roberts Pass Greenspace Addition This acquisition of the Roberts Pass Greenspace of less than two acres allows for the provision of easier access to the nature park and bike trail.

28,525 Acres2Madison

CFAACAustintown Township Austintown Park Land Acquisition This 30-acre acquisition provides for habitat preservation encompassing diverse habitat areas for local wildlife and plant species. The riparian corridor which travels through this acreage is a streamside forest connecting the Upper Bravo Creek to its natural channel which watersheds eventually into the Meander Reservoir.

127,500 Acres30Mahoning

CFBABAustintown Township Austintown Park Land Acquisition The project secures approximately 17 acres of combined former farmland and grasslands abutting the southwestern boundary of Austintown Township Park. This park expansion increases open space and creates educational opportunities for Austintown and surrounding schools.


CFDACAustintown Township Austintown Township Park Streambank Restoration The primary project emphasis is the restoration of approximately 230 feet of stream that runs along the front of Austintown Township Park. It is located at the park's southern boundary and feeds directly into the Meander watershed. The project addresses severe erosion along both banks with sediment dumping into the reservoir.

27,328 Feet230Mahoning

CFGAFAustintown Township Park Land Acquisition - Cadio Land Sale Acquisition of 12.5 acres to expand the Austintown Township Park system. The property provides additional opportunities for passive public recreation such as hiking and nature trails.


CFIAFAustintown Township North Wickliffe Riparian Corridor & Open Space Acquisition

This purchase of 3.61 acres is located at the northwest corner of the Oakwood Avenue / Four Mile Run Road intersection. It will serve as a township park in a mixed use residential, commercial area.


CFBACBeaver Township Township Nature Preserve The project consists of the purchase of 80 acres for preservation, and the construction of a parking area. Reforestation and planting of native species will enhance the open space, riverway and woodlands.


CFDAGBoardman Township Yellow Creek Riparian Corridor This project involves the fee simple acquisition of real property in order to protect and preserve the existing stream channel, the riparian corridors, the 100-year floodplain, and extensive wetland areas. Benefits include the preservation of the natural stream channel, the riparian corridors, and the floodplain thereby allowing the land to continue serving as a 'natural sink' to slow and store flood waters and preserve an important location within the Yellow Creek Watershed District.

41,120Mahoning

CFBAAGreen Township Expansion of Coy Memorial Park This 25-acre acquisition in Green Township serves to expand Coy Memorial Park. It allows for the preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species.


CFAADMahoning River Consortium Preservation of The Cranberry Run Headwater Wetland

The project is for the acquisition of nearly 25 acres of Cranberry Run headwaters wetland. The purchase contributes to the protection of water quality in Mill Creek and the Mahoning River, preserves valuable wildlife habitat, and provides an important educational and recreational resource for the community.


CFCAAMahoning Swcd Indian Run Conservation Easement The project places a permanent conservation easement on approximately 11 acres of streamside forest in Canfield Township. Benefits include protection of the riparian corridor and watershed downstream of the site. The Indian Run corridor is identified in the Watershed Management Plan for Mill Creek as being critical to the protection of the Mill Creek watershed, due to the fact that Indian Run is the largest tributary to Mill Creek and is currently the least developed of the three sub-watershedsthat comprise Mill Creek.


CFFAEMill Creek Metroparks Mill Creek Riparian Corridor Preservation This purchase of 66 acres of property along the main stem of Mill Creek in Boardman Township fills a 'hole' in Mill Creek's riparian protection. Hitchcock Woods and Huntington Woods lie immediately north and south thereby creating an unbroken corridor of protection for Mill Creek of over 10 miles.


CFAABMill Creek Metro-Parks Open Space Acquisition, Canfield Twp./Metroparks The project acquires 66 acres of natural area to preserve a variety of distinctly diverse and important habitats to be maintained by Mill Creek Metroparks. The primary benefit is the preservation of high quality viable habitat for plant, animal, and aquatic biological communities.




CFCABMill Creek Metro-Parks Mill Creek Wildlife Sanctuary This project acquires 249 acres of property along West Calla Road in Beaver Township in order to preserve a diverse, natural habitat with various plant and animal species that provide significant functions throughout the community. Many endangered and threatened species of birds and various animals are protected through acquisition of this site.


CFCAFMill Creek Metro-Parks Mill Creek Preserve This 117-acre acquisition is along Tippecanoe Road in Boardman Township. The acquisition preserves diverse, natural habitat with native plant and animal species that provide significant functions throughout the surrounding community, and preserves over 61 acres of the highest quality wetlands.


CFEAEMill Creek Metro-Parks Sebring Woods The project is for the acquisition of a 39-acre parcel to preserve diverse, natural habitat with native plants and animals, wetlands, riparian zones, waterways, floodplains, natural resources, environmental functions and high quality habitat. This project expands the opportunity for nature hikes and educational programs, environmental analysis and observation.


CFFABMill Creek Metro-Parks Mill Creek Preserve Wetland Expansion The main objective is the acquisition of 25 acres of private property to preserve in perpetuity a diverse, natural habitat with native plants and animals that provide significant functions through the surrounding community, and to protect a Class 3 forested wetland. The site provides for nature hikes, educational programs, and environmental analysis and observation.


CFGACMill Creek Metro-Parks Little Beaver Creek Wetlands Protection This project is the fee simple acquisition of 52 acres including 7064 feet of streams and 24 acres of wetlands. The majority of the wetlands are freshwater forested/shrub wetlands and freshwater emergent wetlands. The acquisition will serve toprotect the wetlands and water quality in the Little Beaver Creek watershed.


CFGAIMill Creek Metro-Parks Mill Creek Preserve Habitat Restoration The project restores 87 acres by removing invasive species and planting woody trees and shrubs, and hydrophytic plants. It also creates new trails.


CFHACMill Creek Metro-Parks Mill Creek Park Eastern Expansion The project acquires 3.22 acres adjacent to Mill Creek Park. The acquisition expands the boundary of the park which encompasses more than 2800 acres of diverse riparian, wetland and forested upland habitats.


CFHADMill Creek Metro-Parks Ax Factory Run Riparian Protection The project consists of the acquisition of a 3.22 acre property to expand the boundary of the Mill Creek Park. It also includes restoration to create a successional habitat for high quality foraging and nesting, and to enhance the riparian habitats to further protect the small headwater stream.


CFIABMill Creek Metro-Parks Little Beaver Creek Wetlands Protection This fee simple purchase of 19 acres is located on the east side of Egypt Road and north of West Pine Lake Road in Green Township, Mahoning County.It contains 1,552 linear feet of streams and 8 acres of wetlands.


CFLACMill Creek Metro-Parks Glenwood Corridor Open Space Acquisition The project provides for the expansion of Mill Creek Park by 2.86 acres.43,980 Acres3Mahoning

CFLAEMill Creek Metro-Parks Anderson Run Riparian Corridor Preservation This 26.64-acre acquisition is located on Hopkins Road near the intersection of Truesdale Road in Boardman Township. Anderson Run flows through the entirety of the property.


CFBAFMill Creek Park Foundation Park Land Acquisition This project acquires a 12-acre property along Route 62 in Canfield Township. The acquisition preserves diverse, natural habitat with various plant and animal species that provide significant functions throughout the community.


CFDAFMill Creek Park Foundation Calvary Run Area Expansion The main component of this project is the acquisition of 6 acres of property along Milton and Lakeview Avenues in the City of Youngstown. The emphasis is the preservation of the streamside forests and the associated habitat characteristics.


CFFAFMill Creek Park Foundation Metroparks Farm Expansion This acquisition of just more than 5 acres expands the adjacent 399-acre MetroParks Farm, and preserves a headwater stream (a tributary to Indian Run) and surrounding natural habitats that provide signficant ecological functions. The purchase protects the property from being farmed or developed.


CFKACNatural Areas Land Conservancy Mckelvey Lake This acquisition is for the 400-acre property consisting of the 125-acre McKelvey Lake, 6,872 feed of stream, approximately 26 acres of wetland, and mature forest.




CFBAGThe City of Campbell Environmental Learning Lab Acquisition The project consists of establishing an environmental learning lab for the community of Campbell and for Campbell City school students. The project also consists of establishing walking trails in a natural environment for the community.


CFCADThe City of Youngstown Youngstown Eastside Open Space Preservation The project consists of the acquisition of 15 parcels encompassing about 250 acres of land on the eastside of Youngstown. A major component to the project is the protection of Dry Run, which is a stream running through the properties, and connectionto the 76-acre Lincoln Park, which is part of the city's park system.


CFIADThe Village of Lowellville Water Street Conservation Improvement This 0.69-acre acquisition provides for access to the Mahoning River for an eventual staging area for canoeing, kayaking and fishing.


CFLADThe Village of New Middletown Welker Park Expansion This project allows for expansion of Welker Park on both the east and west sides. The east side expansion will allow for additional parking and access to the walking path. The west side expansion will be a naturalized area.


CFCACThe Village of Poland Poland Forest Expansion This riparian corridor project acquires a contiguous parcel of property that connects two permanently protected land areas. By protecting this space from development the floodplain is preserved and the downstream preserved lands are protected from increased flooding.

45,000Mahoning

CFCAEThe Village of Poland Poland Forest Riparian Zone Protection Project This riparian corridor project acquires a contiguous parcel of property that connects two permanently protected land areas. Benefits include southern access to the Poland Forest, protection of habitat for plants and animals, and preservation of a portion of the Yellow Creek floodplain, thereby minimizing flood problems caused by over-development of the surrounding area.

25,500Mahoning

CPJAAAppalachia Ohio Alliance Trella Romine Prairie Conservation Acquisition of 11.5 acres of rare Sandusky Plains Ohio Prairie habitat.89,950 Acres12Marion

CPBAIMarion County Park District Green Spur Acquisition This seven-acre purchase is located on SR 203 2-1/2 miles north of Prospect. This second-growth woodland is on the spur line from the old Interurban line to the old power plant along the Scioto River.

75,000 Acres7Marion

CPCAJMarion County Park District Acquisition-Abandoned Csx Railroad Corridor This project acquires 12 miles of abandoned railroad corridor from the west bank of the Little Scioto River running westerly to the Hardin County line. Various improvements provide for a trail through restored Sandusky Plains genotype tall grass prairies.

315,986 Miles12Marion

CPGAFMarion County Park District Eagle Lake Acquisition, Preservation and Access The property is located on Herr Road between SR 95 and SR 309, located approximately 2 miles west of the City of Marion. The western boundary is Herr Road, the south boundary is the Tallgrass Trail, the east boundary is a tree line just east of an old stone road and the north boundary is the edge of a farm field. The property is an 82.56 acre parcel which contains a 53 acre lake, some wetlands and a 1.6 acre pond and the acquisition includes all mineral rights. The land contains a mix of water bodies, grasses, trees, and wetlands. The Park District will add a small paved ADA accessible parking lot, as well as an ADA accessible crushed stone trail along the west lake shore and part of the north lake shore. Being in the Ohio Division of Wildlife's "Big Island Wildlife Area" focus area, an area with the prime focus to create and improve wetland and grassland habitat, the project plans will be to continue management and enhancement of grassland, wetland a

60,000 Acres83Marion

CPEAAPheasants Forever, Inc., Ohio Chapter Beaver Wildlife Area The project is the purchase of nearly 300 acres of land including all mineral rights. The land is divided into forested land, grassland and row crop agriculture land for return to prairie. This prized property, known as the 'big island wildlife area', contains a 35-acre woodlot that has potential for a mix-Oak savanna restoration, a habitat which is rare in Ohio and the mid-West because of habitat destruction.

1,054,077 Acres300Marion

CPBAFPleasant Township Pleasant Community Conservation Area This project consists of the following: acquisition of 21 acres; restoration of wetland and vernal pool; reforestation; restoration of prairie; and development of Bluebird Trail. Benefits include increased habitat protection, wetland and aquatic biology restoration, and preservation of water quality.




CPGAAProspect Township Prospect Township Park The project is a 5.731 acre tract located along the western corporation limit of Prospect Village and further described as follows: Beginning at the center line of Winter Street and Water Street; thence due north approximately 300 feet to the southeast corner of the subject parcel and the place of beginning; thence due north along the center line of Winter Street approximately 1100 feet; thence south southwest along the western corporation limit of Prospect Village approximately 1205 feet; thence due east approximately 440 feet to the center line of Winter Street and the place of beginning. The project is a wooded lot with the Pattern Run Ditch bisecting the southern portion of the lot from northwest to southeast. The southern portion provides habitat for a number of animals. Components include acquisition of subject property to be maintained as a wooded lot and wildlife habitat by Prospect Township.

29,812 Acres6Marion

CPBAJThe City of Marion Quarry Park II Acquisition and Improvements This project consists of acquisition of 44 acres of land, construction of access road and connector road, installation of a 20-car parking lot, and addition of a walking trail. Benefits include passive recreation, preservation of habitat for plant and animal species, and provision of educational opportunities and aesthetic preservation.


CPBAKThe City of Marion Busby Downtown Park This project involves land acquisition, open space planning, and provision of passive recreational and aesthetic preservation benefits for a downtown park in Marion on Center Street. The project includes contouring and drainage improvements, construction of walking paths, installation of lighting and fence, and landscaping (including trees, sod, and ground cover).

263,800Marion

CPCADThe City of Marion Oakland Park Acquisition This purchase is for two-thirds of an acre of open space preventing a sale to development. The property contains nearly a dozen mature tall oak trees and is available for passive recreation.

21,000 Acres1Marion

CIEABCleveland Metroparks East Branch of Rocky River Ecosystem Protection This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 64 acres of land, including upland and floodplain forests, headwater stream and wetland communities, and riparian corridor habitats. This project emphasizes the following: fee simple acquisition of ecologically significant land; preservation and protection of high quality habitat for plant and animal species (including aquatic biological communities); preservation of headwater streams, floodplain, streamside forest, and wetlands; and improvement of water quality through reforestation.

235,300 Acres64Medina

CIIAECleveland Museum of Natural History Cox Forest Expansion Acquisition of 7 acres of land in Guilford Township, Medina County, to preserve high quality habitat, protect riparian area, and provide opportunities for nature study and passive outdoor recreation.

71,641 Acres7Medina

CIAAFMedina County Park District Plum Creek Park Expansion This purchase of approximately 68 acres of land adjoins existing park property which is a part of Plum Creek Park. The project includes a conservation easement to protect the 25 acres of mature forest and 43 acres of meadowland which is home to nesting Bobolinks, an increasingly rare ground-nesting bird. The combination of meadowland and old growth forest provide ideal habitat for migrating neo-tropical songbirds which are found in the adjacent Plum Creek Park.


CICACMedina County Park District Killbuck Lakes Acquisition This acquisition of approximately 350 acres of land in Westfield Township was formerly used as a sand and gravel pit. The property has been reclaimed and is located above a major underground aquifer which supplies water to the southwest area of Medina County and portions of northern Wayne County. The previous sand and gravel operations created deep water lakes which are directly connected to the aquifer. Preservation of the land surrounding these lakes provides protection from contamination while, at the same time, creating valuable open space.


CIDABMedina County Park District Chippewa Lake Acquisition This acquisition of approximately 360 acres of land is located in Lafayette and Westfield Townships. Theland area comprises acreage covered by the waters of Chippewa Lake and the surrounding marginal lands. It also includes acreage platted as residential lots located in a wetland area near the outlet of the lake.


CIEACMedina County Park District Schnabel Property Acquisition This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 80 acres of open space in the headwaters area of the Black River watershed of which a small portion of the property is wooded. Project benefits include increased habitat protection and wetland restoration.


CIFABMedina County Park District Harrison Property Acquisition This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of about 173 acres of property that includes open water, forest, part of Killbuck Creek and open land. This project preserves floodplain and floodway functions, increases habitat for endangered species, and protects water quality.




CIGAAMedina County Park District Medina Marsh Preservation Medina Marsh Preservation: Fee simple acqisition of 91 acres in Medina Township, located on the south side of Fenn Road between Peal Road and Rivendale Drive; property includes high quality wetlands and tributary streams, and will be managed as a nature preserve; protected by a permanent conservation easement, as well as OPWC-required deed restrictions; acquired property to be accessibleto the general public dawn to dusk for passive recreation and outdoor education.


CIGAEMedina County Park District Wadsworth Road Preserve Acquisition and permanent preservation of about 46 acres in Montville Township, Medina County, for passive outdoor recreational use and nature study.


CIHAAMedina County Park District Wolf Creek Preserve Acquisition of 135 acres along the Wolf Creek in Sharon Township, Medina County, to preserve and protect habitat and water quality and to provide passive outdoor recreational benefits for the general public.


CIIAAMedina County Park District Rocky River Corridor Acquisition Acquisition of about 64 acres of park land in Medina Township, Medina County, to preserve natural area, protect stream and flood plain, and provide outdoor recreational opportunity for the general public.


CIJAAMedina County Park District Killbuck Lakes: Phase II Acquisition of about 150 acres in Harrisville and Westfield Townships in Medina County, to preserve water quality, protect habitat, and provide passive outdoor recreation for the general public.


CIKAAMedina County Park District Rocky River Corridor Acquisition Phase 2 The project will consist of the acquisition of 64.6772 acres in Medina Township, Medina County, Ohio.1,057,600 Acres65Medina

CIKABMedina County Park District Plum Creek Preserve The project consists of the acquisition of 156.8 acres of land in Medina at the intersection of State Route 3 and Interstate 71.

1,020,800 Acres156Medina

CIIACMontville Township Blue Heron Park Acquisition Acquisition of about 254 acres of park land in Montville Township, Medina County, to preserve riparian areas, protect habitat, and provide passive outdoor recreational and educational opportunities for the general public.


CILACMontville Township Blue Heron Park Invasive Species Removal The project consists of the restoration of the previously acquired 252 acres of Blue Heron Trace property (completed in 2015 under project CIIAC). Restoration includes the removal of invasive species, native tree plantings, as well as installation of stone benches.


CIAAGThe Village of Gloria Glens Park Gloria Glens Acquisition & Restoration Project The major component of this project is the voluntary acquisition of land which is prone to flooding. This purchase allows the Village to create a community park for recreation.

104,302Medina

CRHACAppalachia Ohio Alliance Goldenseal Botanical Sanctuary Conservation Project

Goldenseal Preserve is the flagship property and national headquarters of United Plant Savers which highlights their native medicinal plant education and outreach mission activities. The new easement will complete the permanent protection of most of the Preserve property.

224,000 Acres294Meigs

CRAAIMeigs Soil & Water Conservation District Little Leading Creek Riparian Acquisition This 168-acre acquisition is located in the unincorporated area of Rutland Township, 3 miles north of Rutland in Meigs County. The acquisition provides a site for the creation of an environmental education area.

172,493 Acres168Meigs

CMAAAFranklin Township Franklin Township Streamside Park This acquisition of nearly 8 acres of land which includes a headwater stream has been recently subdivided for residential development. The township will manage the land for water quality and habitat benefits, and provide a recreational green trail through the property that will integrate this site with the existing recreational trails plan.

57,976 Acres8Mercer

CMAABFranklin Township Franklin Township Community Nature Park This project acquires 34 acres and provides for the restoration of existing degraded wetland on the site, creating an additional 2.5 acres of wetland with associated open water areas. In addition, the project creates a green trail system for access and to serve as a link between the park with other state and local recreational sites.

109,000 Acres34Mercer

CMBADFranklin Township Brookhart Park Acquisition This acquisition of 3 acres includes portions of a headwater stream, and restores bottomland riparian forest habitat. The project includes a green trail system to provide access and link the park with other state and local recreation sites.

28,120 Acres3Mercer



CMBAFFranklin Township Prairie Creek Nature Park This purchase of approximately 40 acres of land provides for the permanent protection of existing habitat at the site and restoration of bottomland riparian forest. A green trail system provides access and links the park with other state and local recreational sites.


CMCAEFranklin Township Franklin Township Nature Park Expansion (Gilliland Property)

The acquisition of 30 acres contains forested habitat. The purchase includes a green trail system to provide access and link the park with other state and local recreational sites including another green space area contiguous to this site.


CMDABFranklin Township Franklin Township Greenway - Phase II The project acquires 77 acres of land and purchases 5 acres of permanent easements for passive community green space. In addition, the project installs 15,000 feet of 10-foot wide paved trail with 2 pedestrian bridges, reforests 10 acres, reseeds 20acres with native grasses, and preserves wetlands.

1,363,150 Acres82Mercer

CMEAAFranklin Township Franklin Township Greenway Expansion - Phase I The project consists of the acquisition of 40 acres to protect existing habitat and the restoration of 15 acres of formerly tillable land. The site is managed for wildlife habitat and passive recreation, and includes a green trail system to provide access and link the area with other state and local sites.


CMFAGMercer County Grand Lake St. Marys Greenway Expansion Phase II

This project consists of the acquisition of 40 acres of land on the south side of Grand Lake St. Marys. The project plans include the protection of existing habitat at the site and the restoration of 15 acres of formerly tillable land that will be seeded to native grasses. The site will be managed for wildlife habitat and passive recreation. A green trail system will be included that will provide access and link the area with the other state and local sites.


CMHABMercer County Windy Point Nature Park Acquisition The project contains two parcels of land located within Mercer County on the south side of Grand Lake St. Marys in northwestern Franklin Township. The project consists of the acquisition of 42.5 acres of land and will protect existing habitat on the site, along with the restoration of 22 plus acres of formerly tillable land that will be seeded to native grasses and trees.


CMIAAMercer County Coldwater Creek Wetland Restoration This project consists of the acquisition of 46.74 acres in Butler Township, Mercer County. The main purpose of this project is to preserve or restore water quality, natural stream channels, wetlands, and streamside forests.


CMJABThe Village of Coldwater Coldwater Nature Center/Greenspace The project will consist of the acquisition of 30.44 acres of property in the Village of Coldwater, Ohio to protect it from commercial development.


CKFADBrukner Nature Center Stillwater River Nature Preserve Acquisition The project is for the fee simple acquisition of an approximately 70-acre parcel along the Stillwater River riparian corridor. The project area includes streamside forest, the Stillwater River, and extensive forest and prairie areas. The project also restores the forested areas, prairie areas, construct a wetland, and develop a passive recreational area that provides hiking, wildlife viewing and fishing opportunities.

1,111,775 Acres70Miami

CKDALConcord Township Great Miami/Concord Township Streambank Preservation Project

This project uses fee simple acquisition to secure the restoration and preservation of the Great Miami River riparian corridor. The project involves removal of several small cabins used as rental properties, reforestation of the stream bank, and development of a passive recreational area that includes picnicking and fishing opportunities.

105,000Miami

CKFAEConcord Township Great Miami/Concord Township Streambank Preservation

The project uses fee simple acquisition to purchase two properties which include several dilapidated houses and outbuildings as well as poorly functioning septic tanks. The project removes the structures, reforests the stream bank, constructs a parking lot, and develops a passive recreational area that includes picnicking and fishing opportunities. The properties are about an acre in total with 600 feet of stream bank.

102,638 Acres1Miami

CKBAAMiami Conservancy District Great Miami/Tipp City Streambank Preservation This project provides for the placement of a perpetual conservation easement on an 805-acre tract of private property in use for row and forage crop agriculture; acquisition of a 92-acre tract of farmland; and acquisition of a 17-acre tract of floodplain and forested stream corridor. Development on the acquired tracts includes passive recreational opportunities and well field protection.

382,460 Acres914Miami

CKAAIMiami County Park District Honey Creek Wetland/Davis-Frederick Acquisition This project consists of the acquisition of 8 acres of land and 25 acres of conservation easement. Restoration and enhancement works includes removal of tile, construction of control gate, introduction of native plant material, and installation of fencing all to protect the property's wetland ecosystem.

97,100 Acres33Miami



CKBACMiami County Park District Hobart Preserve Stream Restoration This project is located at the Hobart Urban Nature Preserve in the City of Troy. It consists of ground contouring, recreation of headwater stream corridors, restoration of wetlands, reforestation, elimination of non-native invasive plant species, and development of a pedestrian trail.

292,944Miami

CKCAFMiami County Park District Wagner Property Acquisition and Greenspace Development

This project combines the purchase of a unique property with a donation used for the partial development of the site to provide a passive 110-acre recreational area with diversified natural elements. The additions provide for the development of a Hydric soil area into wetlands which resolves a long-standing drainage issue, a series of trails with a pedestrian/maintenance vehicle bridge that crosses a stream, a series of trails connecting a large subdivision to the preserve, a wildlife refugee area providing prairies and succession woodland areas, and a vehicle parking area.


CKCABMiami County Park District Bailey Property Acquisition and Greenspace This acquisition, located in the Tipp City area water well fields, protects an existing watershed. Benefits include additional native prairies that provide enhanced wildlife preservation as well as a trail system providing local residents accessibility to the nature area.


CKDAIMiami County Park District Lost Creek Acquisition and Green Space Development

This acquisition of 164 acres expands the Lost Creek Reserve which also serves as home to the Miami County Park District administrative offices. This historic farm property is improved through public access, plantings for filtration, and reforestation.


CKEAAMiami County Park District Caldwell Property Acquisition & Green Space Development

The project consists of the acquisition of approximately 27 acres. This acquisition provides for the enhancement of water quality, the planting of native environments, and offers recreational accessibility. Specific components are the construction of access drive, parking lot, signage, reforestation and invasive plant control.


CKEAEMiami County Park District Via Property Acquisition & Natural Resource Development

The project provides for the acquisition of approximately 26 acres of which 14 acres is removed from farm production and placed into prairie and woods. Included in this project are costs associated with the prairie and tree plantings, and signage.

97,356 Acres26Miami

CKFAAMiami County Park District Lost Creek Acquisition & Green Space Development

The project provides for the acquisition of approximately 44 acres and a donation of a 353-acre agricultural easement to further expand Lost Creek, a historic farm and home to the Miami County Park District. The purchase and donation of this land provides a permanent protection from any private development to the south and protects this portion of Lost Creek. Plans provide for a nature trail along the creek area.


CKHABMiami County Park District Brukner Nature Center and Stillwater River Preservation

The project is for the permanent protection of 154 acres consisting of 151 acres of mature forest, 1640 feet of riparian corridor along the Stillwater River, and 3 acres of wetland.


CKHAEMiami County Park District Lost Creek Reserve & Knoop Center Green Space Improvements

The project provides for improvements to the riparian corridor and surrounding wetlands by erosion management, tree plantings, and invasive species removal. It also includes access improvements.


CKJACMiami County Park District Reaster Property Acquisition This project provides for a 37-acre acquisition for habitat enhancement and river protection. It includes stream side forests for 317 feet along the Scenic Stillwater River, about 11 acres of woodland acreage, and about 26 acres in prairie.


CKJAFMiami County Park District Duke Park Extension This 38-acre acquisition of floodplain at the rear of the Troy Duke Park expansion contains 1300 feet of frontage of the Great Miami River, about 1000 feet of frontage along Spring Creek, and 12 acres of woodland. The remainder of the propertywill be reforested to expand the streamside forest and protect water quality.


CKLAGThe Village of West Milton Park Corner Property Acquisition This acquisition at the corner of E. Tipp Pike/SR 571 and S. Washington Street serves to expand the existing Municipal Park and improve the aesthetics of the park's entryway.

73,078 Acres1Miami

CKAAFTipp City Natural Forest Acquisition This project consists of the purchase of about 26 acres of first growth natural wooded lands. The acquisition preserves and protects habitat of native species, contributes to quality of life and Ohio's natural heritage, and makes open space accessible to the general public.




CKEAGTipp City Wellfield Protection & Streambank Preservation The project uses fee simple acquisition and conservation easements to secure the restoration and preservation of the Great Miami River riparian corridor. The primary component is the purchase of about 118 acres with 1,846 feet of stream bank for development for passive recreational opportunities, and a conservation easement on about 10 acres with 1,438 feet of stream bank.


CDGAHFive Rivers Metro Parks Twin Creek Wetland and Woods Preservation The project is 13.51 acres located off of Eby Road in Germantown, Montgomery County, Ohio. The parcel does not have direct road access, instead having easement access from a gravel lane off of Eby Road that runs along the south side of the property. The east side of the property and approximately two-thirds of the north side of the property abut Twin Creek MetroPark. The remaining sides abut private property. The parcel contains approximately five acres of young mixed mesophytic hardwoods with the remaining acreage transitioning to old field/meadow habitat as you move west toward Eby Road. Four headwater streams originate on the property and flow through steep ravines, emptying into the Twin Creek which is less than a half mile away. With its proximity to the Twin Creek, a variety of habitats and four headwater streams, this parcel has important conservation value.

85,966 Acres14Mongtomery

CRIAHCaptina Conservancy Hines Trust Acquisition The project is located in Wayne Township, Monroe County at 41135 Pleasant Ridge Rd, Graysville 43734 and consists of the acquisition of two parcels totaling 112.907 acres.

211,500 Acres113Monroe

CDBAICenterville-Washington Park District Holes Creek Restoration This project restores and enhances the Holes Creek embankment to minimize erosion of the bank during heavy water flow. The restoration includes installation of gabion baskets and the addition of topsoil followed by planting native trees to further stabilize the bank and restore the natural habitat.

80,223Montgomery

CDJAACenterville-Washington Park District Donnybrook Park Wetland Restoration Project is for restoration of 4.724 acre fen with boardwalk access for the public.221,443 Acres5Montgomery

CDJABCenterville-Washington Park District East Alex-Bell Road Land Acquisition This is a fee simple open space acquisition of a 32.20 acre site.803,250 Acres32Montgomery

CDJACCenterville-Washington Park District Loop Road Land Acquisition This is a fee simple acquisition for open space of 10.947 acres.118,537 Acres11Montgomery

CDKABCenterville-Washington Park District Leonard Conservation Easement and Trail Acquisition of a conservation easement on 4.535 acres and construction of a 10 foot wide asphalt multi-use path to facilitate public access.

356,273 Acres5Montgomery

CDFAJCity of Riverside Great Miami River Streambank Preservation This acquisition of a little under 7 acres serves to protect the Great Miami River riparian corridor in an area that is critical to protecting the City of Dayton’s wellfield. Additional tree plantings will help filter runoff.


CDGABCity of Trotwood Main Street, Wolf Creek Corridor Streambank Preservation Phase 2

The project boundaries will span from the south side of Main, along the Wolf Creek Riparian Corridor to the west side of Olive (see map in project application). The project involves the acquisition of three properties for land conservation and open space preservation. Hardwood tree plantings will be made, particularly along the portions of the corridor where bank erosion has been most pronounced. As pedestrian walkway improvements are made to the space, the area will be open to the public during daylight hours. As a city-maintained and controlled park area, the Public Works Department will clear the area of invasive vegetation (i.e.; honeysuckle), as well as play a significant role in the selective reforestation of the site.


CDDAFCity of Union Stillwater, City of Union Wetland Preservation Project

This project acquires and preserves 27 acres, including two delineated wetlands totaling just under 2 acres and 10,594 feet of stream bank that drain to the Stillwater River watershed. The purchase provides public access and passive recreational opportunities, as well as protects wetlands critical to the protection of surface water quality, wildlife habitat, and downstream public drinking water well fields.


CDAACFive Rivers Metro Parks Harson Investments Property This land acquisition serves to protect a riparian corridor which includes the protection of aquatic biological communities and high quality, viable habitat for plants and animals.

510,080Montgomery

CDAADFive Rivers Metro Parks Richison Property This land acquisition preserves stream side forests and riparian corridor. Additional benefits include the preservation of aquatic biological communities, increased habitat protection, reforestation and connecting corridors.

165,632Montgomery



CDBABFive Rivers Metro Parks Woodman Fen Purchase and Restoration This project consists of the purchase and restoration of a 33-acre alkaline bog in the City of Dayton. Enhancements include restoring the hydrology by re-establishing stream flow, removing/blocking drainage tiles, removing amur honeysuckle, and the design of an hiking/biking trail/boardwalk system to allow local residents and bikeway users to use and appreciate this unique site.


CDBAEFive Rivers Metro Parks Great Miami Floodplain Acquisition and Restoration This land acquisition and restoration consists of reshaping the shorelines of the gravel quarry ponds to a more natural shape and slope and re-vegetate the area. Benefits include restoration of floodplain and streamside forest functions, and other natural features that contribute to the quality of life and state's natural heritage.

37,500Montgomery

CDBAFFive Rivers Metro Parks Wesleyan Metropark Addition This project acquires a key piece of land adjacent to Wesleyan MetroPark which protects forest land on an industrially zoned parcel. It also serves as access to Wolf Creek; protects the riparian corridor and adjacent woodlands along Wolf Creek; and protects the Adventure Central building, art education facility for urban children, from inappropriate developments .

48,242Montgomery

CDBAHFive Rivers Metro Parks Shiloh Woods Metropark Addition This land acquisition serves to protect wetlands and natural stream channels, and increases habitat protection.


CDCABFive Rivers Metro Parks Wolf Creek Bank Restoration This project address severe erosion in a bend in Wolf Creek by reshaping the banks to stable form, constructing a bankfull bench, and implementing measures to reduce thalweg migration toward the bank. The design includes re-establishment of a riparian zone of the largest width possible.

233,625Montgomery

CDCADFive Rivers Metro Parks Germantown Metropark Easement The project is for the purchase of a 52-acre conservation easement to preclude subdivision for housing, landfills, mining, cell towers, industrial or commercial use, and any other activity that would significantly detract from the land's scenic, natural, open space, or agricultural values. Benefits include habitat protection and preservation of headwater streams.


CDCAFFive Rivers Metro Parks Tom's Run Conservation Easement This projects permanently protects 92 acres in the Twin Creek watershed and also increases the width of the vegetated buffer between the land that is used for agriculture and the riparian corridor of Tom's Run. The permanent easement prevents any residential, industrial, and non-farm commercial uses including golf courses, gravel quarries, dumps.


CDCAGFive Rivers Metro Parks Sunderland Falls and Gorge Purchase This project permanently protects 7 acres along the headwater streams of the Great Miami River, including a scenic waterfall and gorge, and prevents a proposed restaurant and housing development. It also allows for public access and protects valuable habitat.


CDDABFive Rivers Metro Parks Upper Twin Conservation Area Easement This easement permanently protects 231 acres in the Twin Creek watershed that includes 7,435 feet of Twin Creek stream bank and several headwater tributary streams. The property includes 38 acres of woods of exceptional quality and 193 acres of floodplain and Twin Creek riparian corridor.


CDDADFive Rivers Metro Parks Upper Twin Conservation Area Purchase This project permanently protects 94 acres in the Twin Creek watershed and 2,100 feet of stream bank. This property is adjacent to the Five Rivers Metropark's Upper Twin conservation area thereby increasing the conservation area to 668 acres and theprotected riparian corridor 12,771 feet.


CDDAEFive Rivers Metro Parks Englewood Metropark Land Acquisition For Master Plan

This acquisition preserves 11 acres that drain to the Stillwater River and increases the recreation land of the Englewood Metropark. The project area includes streamside forest, the Stillwater River, and headwater tributaries, and includes a site for the construction of a nature center.


CDEAAFive Rivers Metro Parks Stillwater River/Zeus-Rienke Protection and Restoration

The project acquires two significant tracts of wooded land along the Stillwater River. This acquisition of donated property provides for connecting corridors and access to riparian corridors.


CDEACFive Rivers Metro Parks Medlar Conservation Area Purchase This project acquires nearly 100 acres of quality open space in a rapidly growing area containing farmland, a mature woodlot, headwater streams, and several wide veins of hydric soil. The acquisition provides for habitat restoration on agricultural land including wetland, prairie, and thicket; protection of a headwater stream to Crains Run; and public outdoor education and outdoor recreation.




CDFAAFive Rivers Metro Parks Landis Twin Creek Protection This project permanently protects a nearly 5-acre parcel along the west bank of the Twin Creek containing predominately mature forest on steeply sloping land. The property includes a headwater stream and 650 feet of creek frontage, and in conjunction with previous acquisitions, completes conservation of both sides of the creek.


CDFABFive Rivers Metro Parks Hecker Headwater Streams Protection The project permanently protects a 65-acre parcel of open land consisting of mature mesophytic woods, several headwater streams that flow into the Great Miami River, a yellow mineral spring, a spring-fed farm pond, and remnants of the historic Miami-Erie Canal. Restoration includes removal of invasive honeysuckle, and preservation of habitat including that for aquatic and streamside organisms.


CDFACFive Rivers Metro Parks Stillwater Streamside Forest Protection This project permanently protects an 18-acre parcel in the floodplain of the Stillwater River and restores the forest community containing mature riparian woods and younger successional forest, including 1,100 feet of forested riverbank frontage. One of the largest American Elm trees in Ohio is found on the property and is visible from Shoup Mill Road.


CDFAFFive Rivers Metro Parks Shepherd's Run Forest and Headwater Streams Protection

This project acquires and restores 115 acres of land by combining two adjoining tracts. It includes 23 acres of mature mesophytic woods, 20 acres of young woods and approximately 1.5 miles of headwater streams which drain into the Great Miami River.


CDGADFive Rivers Metro Parks Twin Creek Riparian Acquisition (10691 Carlisle Pike)

The project is located in German Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. This would be a split of parcel number D14 00911 0008. Project area is approximately 4.0 acres in size. Approximately 2.5 acres is Twin Creek and associated mature riparianforest. Approximately 1.5 acres is agricultural land that will be returned to forest via natural succession and/or reforestation. The acquisition of this property will protect one of the few remaining portions of the riparian zone in Twin Creek MetroPark that is in private hands. MetroParks ownership will ensure that the land is not part of a gravel quarry project and that the stream and riparian zone is protected for conservation goals. Twin Creek is one of the best streamsin Ohio in terms of water quality and the overall health of aquatic systems. The acquisition of this piece (along with a parcel to the south which is under contract) will allow for MetroParks to move the existing horse trail to the east side


CDGAJFive Rivers Metro Parks Shiloh Woods Headwater Stream Protection The project is 20.332 acres located in Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. The western edge of the property is State Route 48, northern boundary is a synagogue, southern boundary is a nursing home, and north boundary is Five Rivers MetroParks Shiloh Woods Conservation Area. The addition will protect the watershed directly upstream from two headwater streams that flow into the Conservation Area. The addition of this parcel will connect the existing land base to State Route 48 and provide good access and visibility to the new park area. The additional acreage will add to the overall size and quality of the habitat protected in this conservation area. This project also includes funds to cut-treat and/or sprayinvasive honeysuckle. The project will provide resources to purchase and plant 500 native hardwood saplings (4' tall) and protect the trees with tree shelters.


CDHAAFive Rivers Metro Parks Larch Tree Acquisition The project is located immediately south of Sycamore State Park and north of Five Rivers MetroParks Great Miami Wetland Mitigation Bank and contains 21 parcels totaling 190.7 acres. The project will return a golf course to natural area.

1,079,708 Acres191Montgomery

CDHABFive Rivers Metro Parks Taylorsville Metropark Addition The property is located at 5600 Old Springfield Road. The project is for acquisition of the land, survey and marking of the property, control of honeysuckle and demolition of structures.


CDHACFive Rivers Metro Parks Stillwater Corridor Protection and Restoration The project includes 58 acres on both sides of the Stillwater River between Siebenthaler Avenue on the north and Ridge Avenue on the south. The project is for a conservation easement on property owned by the City of Dayton. The property willbe surveyed and marked, invasive honeysuckle will be treated and native trees and shrubs will be re-established.


CDIAAFive Rivers Metro Parks Chinquapin Overlook Project Fee simple acquisition of 4.25 acres at 4747 Frederick Pike, Dayton, OH.88,000 Acres4Montgomery

CDIABFive Rivers Metro Parks Germantown Metropark Expansion Project is for acquisition of a 112 acre site of woodland property with agricultural portion (about 72 acres) being converted to native grasses and flowers.




CDIACFive Rivers Metro Parks Germantown Metropark Conservation Easement The project is for purchase of a 65 acre conservation easement containing riparian forest adjacent to Twin Creek, young hardwood forest/cedar thicket, mature upland hardwood forest, and portions of 3 headwater streams. The easement is adjacentto Germantown MetroPark,the largest and highest quality forest tract in the Dayton-Montgomery County area.


CDKAAFive Rivers Metro Parks Wesleyan Expansion Fee simple acquisition of 45.8 acres.233,627 Acres46Montgomery

CDAAIJackson Township Jackson Township Park Extension Phase I This purchase of 1 1/2 wooded acres expands and squares off the Jackson Township Park and prevents the property from being developed. The result is preservation of natural resources and high quality, viable habitat for plants and animals.


CDGAELearning Tree Farm Bridget Drive and Union Road Acquisitions - Learning Tree Farm

The project area includes the acquisition of three properties adjacent to the main farm. They include 10.6 acres of land at 3170 Bridget Drive, 7.6 acres at 3171 Bridget Drive, and 10.14 acres at 3274 South Union Road, for a total of 28.34 acres. The project is for the fee simple acquisition of these three properties. The goal of the project is to protect mature forest, expand the area that is accessible for interpretive programming including additional nature trails and acquire an adjacent property with a building that in the future will be transformed into a welcome center.


CDBALMiami Township Orleck Property Acquisition The acquisition of open space is for a park with primarily passive recreational opportunities for the general public. Project benefits include preservation of open space, increased educational awareness of native species and habitat protection, preservation and enhancement of habitat for birds and other small wildlife, removal of invasive plants, and reforestation.

141,000Montgomery

CDAAAMiami Conservancy Great Miami Streambank Preservation Project This project provides for two acquisitions totaling 74 acres and placement of a conservation easement in order to preserve the Great Miami River riparian corridor in an area under intense development pressure including topsoil mining. These purchases help to restore and preserve aquatic biological communities and water quality, as well as connect corridors.


CDAABMiami Conservancy Great Miami/Miamisburg Floodplain Preservation Project

This project acquires and restores an 11-acre streamside forested property to ensure preservation of Great Miami River floodplain and riparian corridor in an area that floods frequently. In addition, the project preserves water quality and aquatic biological communities; provides multiple recreational, economic and aesthetic preservation benefits, and connects corridors.


CDGAFMontgomery Soil & Water Conservation District Union Road Conservation Easement - Learning Tree Farm

The project is located at 3376 South Union Road, Dayton, Ohio 45418. The property includes 60 acres (parcel numbers G27-01711-0087 and G27-01711-0097) in Section 22 of Jefferson Township in Montgomery County, about 1 to 2 miles west and about1/2 mile north of the City of Moraine, of which 36 acres are the subject of this application. Learning Tree Farm is donating the value of the conservation easement. The conservation easement will be held by the Montgomery Soil and Water Conservation District in perpetuity. The property includes approximately 32 acres of mature forest and a few acres of meadow. The goal of the project is to protect mature forest, improve public access to the property by upgrading the existingdriveway, expanding the area that is accessible for interpretive programming including additional nature trails.


CDGAGThe City of Dayton Needmore Road Riparian Corridor Easement The project is for the purchase of a conservation easement on the property located at 3616 Needmore Road, Dayton, OH, containing roughly 0.689 acre. The City of Dayton will acquire a conservation easement of 20-30 feet from the river's edge. The project will remove all non-native invasive species of plants and includes a plan to add viable habitat of native vegetation. Dayton Firefighter's IAFF Local 136 has committed to maintenance and continued removal of non-native invasive species on this property as they own the property. By reducing the slope above the ordinary high water mark to a 1 to 3, the proposed plants will better establish to prevent erosion. The project will maintain and enhance the aquatic biological communities. Mitigating the erosion will improve the river flow and reduce sediment and debris from flowing into the river/headwater streams.


CDAAEThe City of Englewood Englewood Lakes Reserve Land Acquisition and Access Improvement

This project provides for the acquisition and restoration of nearly 5 acres of environmentally sensitive wetlands and prime riparian open space, and access improvements for a safe public entrance to the remaining 58-acre park. Benefits include recreation, aesthetic, economic, and preservation of natural features.




CDEABThe City of Englewood Overlook Park Land Acquisition and Expansion Project

This project acquires a city lot to increase the amount of open space by expanding Overlook Park, and providing an improved accessibility and enjoyment of the existing park by the general public. The property also creates a new habitat that is conducive to local animals, including deer which are often seen in the park.

49,500Montgomery

CDFAGThe City of Englewood Main Street Property Acquisition The project acquires three parcels to provide for the expansion of Overlook Park, which is adjacent and complementary to the Englewood Metroparks' 2000 plus acres. This acquisition preserves high quality habitat for plants and animals.

159,100Montgomery

CDGACThe City of Englewood 9 E. National Road Acquisition The project is located at 9 East National Road, within the City of Englewood, Montgomery County Ohio, more specifically at the northeast corner of Valleyview Drive and East National Road. The project will create additional open space within the Englewood MetroPark. Components to the project include acquisition, demolition of the building and deed restrictions limiting the use of the property to open space. The City of Englewood will maintain the property as in harmony with the existing park land to the west and south, which includes several scenic areas. The additional property will also create new habitat that is conducive to local animals.


CDLAAThe City of Englewood 550 South Main Street Property Acquisition Acquisition of 0.9 acres directly adjacent to existing MetroPark.54,750 Acres1Montgomery

CDBACThe City of Huber Heights Murray Property Acquisition This 5.18-acre acquisition located immediately to the south of the city's rip rap road water treatment facility insures the existing and future well fields are not subject to groundwater contamination by future activities on the site. The acquisition protects this section of the Great Miami River with the eastern 60% of the property used as a passive recreation site with trails and access to the fishing site located immediately north of the property.


CDAAFThe City of Kettering Indian Riffle- Open Space This project acquires about 3 acres of pristine wooded open space adjacent to the City of Kettering's Indian Riffle Park. The added acreage increases the viability of the park through the aesthetic preservation and value of the woods.


CDBADThe City of Miamisburg Great Miami Riverfront Park and Wellhead Enhancement - Phase 1

This acquisition expands a small neighborhood park to provide direct access to the Great Miami River and connects the community's historic downtown area to the riverfront. In addition, conversion of this property to green space provides the city with the ability to eliminate threats to the well field and protect a larger portion of the inner management zone.

390,560Montgomery

CDBAKThe City of Miamisburg Great Miami Riverfront Park and Wellhead Enhancement - Phase 2

This land acquisition continues the expansion of a small neighborhood park and provides access to the Great Miami River and connect the community's historic downtown area to the riverfront. In addition, conversion of this property to green space provides the city with the ability to eliminate threats to the well field and protect a larger portion of the inner management zone.

303,477Montgomery

CDCACThe City of Miamisburg Phase 3 Great Miami Riverfront Park This land acquisition expands a small neighborhood park allowing direct access to the Great Miami River and connecting the community's historic downtown area to the riverfront. It also helps eliminate threats to the well field and protect a larger portion of the inner management zone.

600,990Montgomery

CDCAHThe City of Miamisburg Phase 3b Great Miami Riverfront Park & Wellhead Enhancement

The project expands a small neighborhood park thereby providing direct access to the Great Miami River and connecting the community's historic downtown area to the riverfront. In addition, conversion of this property to green space provide the city with the ability to eliminate threats to the well field and protect a larger portion of the inner management zone.

127,650Montgomery

CDEAFThe City of Miamisburg Phase 4 Great Miami Riverfront Park and Wellhead Enhancement

This project is the final acquisition phase for the continued expansion of Bike Access Park adjacent to the Great Miami River levee in downtown Miamisburg, and completion of this 10-acre downtown park. Expanding this park allows for creation of a larger open space park adjacent to both the Great Miami River and the Historic Main Street district, and provides much improved access and visibility to the river and regional bike trail.




CDAAJThe City of Moraine Pinnacle Lake Park Expansion - Pennington Acquisition

This acquisition of 15 acres adds to the city's Pinnacle Lake Park. Acquisition allows the city to provide a paved pedestrian and bicycle linkage between Possum Creek Reserve (Five Rivers MetroParks), an expanded Pinnacle Lake Park, and Heritage Estates, German Village, Heather Hills, Apple Plat and Miami Shores subdivisions via the Moraine's existing paved pedestrian and bicycle paths.


CDFAIThe City of Trotwood Main Street and Wolf Creek Corridor Streambank Preservation

This 6-acre acquisition serves to protect the banks of Wolf Creek. The project connects with the City of Trotwood’s 27-acre North Broadway Park.


CDKACThe City of West Carrollton 429 East Dixie Drive Acquisition Fee simple acquisition of 0.191 acres.109,604 Acres1Montgomery

CDGAAThe Village of Carlisle Cook Park This project is located at Janet Avenue and Walnut Avenue in theVillage of Carlisle in Montgomery County, Ohio. This project will use fee simple acquisition to acquire two properties to increase the Cook Park. The site will be maintained as a passive recreation area. Cook Park currently has no legal access because it has no road frontage. The acquisition of these parcels will give the parkfrontage on both Janet and Walnut and allow for a paved parking area that is desperately needed. Property 1 is a 5.372 acre parcel that is densely wooded. Property 2 is a 0.4591 acre parcel that includes one single family residential structurewhich will be removed. Park amenities to be developed outside ofthis agreement include aparking lot, play equipment, trails,shelter and bathroom.


CDFAHThe Village of Farmersville Depot Point Park The project acquires open space and constructs a park to educate the community of the history of the Village of Farmersville. The project includes a walkway from the existing street sidewalk to an area displaying a historic plaque, benches, and landscaping.

12,750Montgomery

CDBAJThe Village of Germantown Twin Creek Preservation and Wellhead Protection This project acquires nearly 68 acres and provides for reforestation. Benefits include the preservation of water quality, floodplain, and aquatic biological communities.


CDAAGThe Village of New Lebanon Fuls Park Land Expansion and Trails Improvement This project acquires 18 acres of farmland for the expansion of green space and recreational opportunities at Fuls Park. Improvements include a walking trail to enjoy the park's natural features.


CDCAAThree Valley Conservation Trust Tom's Run Riparian Restoration and Agricultural Partnership

The project purchases development rights for permanent agricultural conservation easement, implements a whole farm conservation plan, and provides for planting a riparian buffer for the 1.7-mile stretch of Tom's Run. The easement serves to protect the riparian corridor and preserve the floodplain.

153,975 Miles2Montgomery

CDEADThree Valley Conservation Trust Tom's Run Farm Preservation Conservation Easement

The project purchases a permanent conservation easement on a 119-acre farm located on both sides of Tom's Run, a major tributary of Twin Creek. This easement prevents residential, industrial, and commercial use; limit pasturage, develops mature riparian forest, protects a spring-fed wetland, and adds permanent grassland.


CDEAEThree Valley Conservation Trust Little Twin Creek and Aquifer Preservation The project purchases of a permanent conservation easement on both sides of Little Twin Creek comprising 163 acres, and protects its natural components including mature upland forest, riparian forest, cedar thickets, wetland, and stream. The easement prevents residential, industrial, and commercial use; limits pasturage; protects mature forest from commercial logging; and protects a spring-fed wetland and mature and successional riparian and floodplain forest.


CRCABFriends of Lower Muskingum River Luke Chute Project The project is for the acquisition of about 32 acres and the donation of a 30-acre conservation easement located along the Muskingum River downriver from the Luke Chute Dam. The purchase protects the property from the development and provides for the restoration to floodplain forest thereby preserving aquatic biological communities.

131,038 Acres62Morgan

CREACFriends of Lower Muskingum River Cabin Run The project is for the acquisition of 29 acres located west of SR 266. The purchase provides access to the watershed and habitat protection.

69,965 Acres29Morgan

CQCAFMorrow County Park District Kathryn A. Sheedy Sanctuary The Kathryn Sheedy Sanctuary is a 40-acre tract consisting primarily of native upland forest and featuring an extensive buttonbush swamp. Located on the east side of County Road 204 in South Bloomfield Township, the Sanctuary contains two high quality wetlands and provides a low impact acre dedicated to 'natural history study and quiet mediation'.

62,288 Acres40Morrow



CQDADMorrow County Park District Chester Bog The project is for acquisition of two tracts of property: the first tract is a rectangular shaped 24-acre flood plain that borders both sides of the meandering Kokosing River for over 2,000 feet and 68 acres previously known as Chester Bog. These acquisitions serve to collectively protect the headwaters and greater green space in the watershed.


CQFACMorrow County Park District Chester Marsh Forest There are four components of this open space/wetland preservation project, each of which are located immediately adjacent or partially within the previous Chesterville Bog acquisition. The four individual components of this grant are as follows: a 9-acre privately owned charitable land gift containing all of theopen water and surrounding margins of the lake; a 9-acre fee simple purchase by the Park District of the adjacent forested or grass covered uplands, plus small upstream seasonally flooded section of low ground; a 6-acre conservation easement purchase by the Park District on adjacent cropland, which slopes and drains directly into the wetland and lake; and an additional 5-acre partially developed home site purchase by the Park District utilizing a charitable donation by a private owner.


CRAAKColumbus Zoo And Aquarium Wilds Land Acquisition This project is for the acquisition of 2,034 acres. The benefits include the preservation of natural features that contribute to quality of life and Ohio's natural heritage, increased habitat protection, and the provision of multiple recreational, economic and aesthetic preservation benefits.

500,000 Acres2,034Muskingum

CRAAEMuskingum Valley Park District Mera Park Project The project is for the acquisition of 75 acres near Wheeling Road in southwest Perry Township. Project components provide for walking paths, gravel lot, woodland restoration, structure demolition, and riparian enhancement.

244,072 Acres75Muskingum

CRAAGMuskingum Valley Park District Joe's Run Green Space Corridor This project acquires several easements in order to allow for a 100-foot buffer to either side of the stream, where practical, and provide a pedestrian/bike path along this natural corridor. Project benefits include habitat protection, and the preservation of aquatic biological communities and headwater stream.

159,285Muskingum

CRBAAMuskingum Valley Park District Aep Land Acquisition This acquisition is for 15 acres along the eastern edge of the Muskingum River, and about 190 acres between SR 60 and Mannsford Road through which the Salt Creek flows to reach the Muskingum River. The multiple benefits include increased habitat protection, the preservation of aquatic biological communities, the preservation of water quality and floodplain, and access to the riparian corridor.


CREAIMuskingum Valley Park District Wal-Mart Green Space Project This project is located on Military Road in Zanesville and provides for a 2-acre pocket park. Project components consist of obtaining the easement, invasive species removal and planting of nearly 100 trees, diversion repairs, soil amendments, grass seed, evergreen screen, watering rings for trees, signage, deer fence, and asphalt trail.


CRFAGMuskingum Valley Park District Mission Oaks Park Land Acquisition This project is for the acquisition of nearly 3 acres in Mission Oaks Garden, and less than half an acre in Gale Gardens. Both projects are located in the City of Zanesville, and include park and woodland gardens including a pond and a natural spring fed bog, and quiet gardens in the McIntire Terrace Historic District.


CRGAFMuskingum Valley Park District Mission Oaks Gardens Expansion The project consists of an acquisition of 0.167 acres to provide a main entrance to Mission Oaks Gardens, an urban garden in the City of Zanesville.

53,329Muskingum

CRGALMuskingum Valley Park District Mission Oaks Gardens AdditionThe project will consist of the acquisition of 9 parcels totaling 2.138 acres. The project also includes the following enhancements/site improvements: Demolition of existing house, parking for 3 plus 1 handicap, design of an ADA assessabletrail into the conifer garden, expanded garden design, removal of invasive species and two large trees, signage, purchase installation of plant material for azalea/rhododendron garden, and 8 feet high deer fence.




CRHAFMuskingum Valley Park District Mission Oaks and Gale Gardens Public Access Acquisition

The components of this project include 1) The purchase of 0.161 acres at 414 Hunter St Zanesville, which will provide access to Mission Oaks Park. This parcel has a residential structure and outbuilding which will be removed as a site improvement. 2) The purchase of 0.162 acres at 904 Adair Ave Zanesville, which will provide access to the Gale Gardens in the Mcintire Terrace Historic District. This parcel has an existing commercial/residential structure which will be removed as a site improvement.


CRIAFMuskingum Valley Park District Mcintire School Land Acquisition This property is located at 1007 McIntire Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio, The project will consist of the purchase the former McIntire Elementary School property totaling 1.52 acres of vacant land for the purpose of restoring the property to its native prairie and forested habitat. The enhancements will consist of returning the property to its native state by: removal of non-native, invasive plant species and restoration of native prairies and forests, bird feeders, various types of bird houses, bat boxes, and a butterfly watering rock, and removal of asphalt and concrete.


CRIABMuskingum Valley Park District Warner Acquisition The project consists of the acquisition of 77.843 acres, part of parcel number 44-08-02-25-000, located in Muskingum Township, Muskingum County and will extend the Muskingum Recreational Trail 2,800 linear feet.


CRJABMuskingum Valley Park District Joe's Run Park MVPD will purcahse 2 sections of land along Joe's Run corridor. Along with stabilizing the streambank and decreasing non-native species, they will install a multi-use trail to connect the neighborhoods along Blue Avenue including the Zanesville City Schools with Ohio University Zanesville and Zane State College, as well as the Muskingum Family YMCA, the Muskingum Recreational Center, and the Collegial Woods Trail. Joe's Run Park will protect and restore Joe's Run corridor while linking critcal educational and recreational focal points in the community.

1,322,250 Acres25Muskingum

CRFAEZanesville Green Commission Csxt Land Acquisition This acquisition is the purchase of nearly 7 acres of land. It serves to connect corridors, supports comprehensive open space planning, and provides multiple recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation benefits.


CRAABMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Seneca Lake Riparian Corridor Project This riparian project provides for the improvement of 300 feet of riparian corridor of Seneca Lake through bioengineering using rock and vegetation for erosion control, enhancement of the filtration system to benefit water quality, and improving thehabitat for a variety of native species.

11,250 Feet300Noble

CRCAGMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Seneca Lake Riparian Corridor Project This project enhances two 100-foot sections of riparian corridor of Seneca Lake through the installation of 366 tons of riprap rock, fascine stock, geotextile fabric seeding and mulching.

11,250 Feet200Noble

CREAHMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Seneca Lake Beach Area Riparian Corridor This riparian project, located east of and adjacent to the beach at Seneca Lake Park, serves to stabilize approximately 300 feet of eroding shoreline through a combination of rock rip rap, bio-engineering techniques, and vegetative planting.

15,000 Feet300Noble

CREAANoble County Historical Society Ball-Caldwell Property Acquisition The project is for the acquisition of 3 properties located within the Village of Caldwell that comprise the Ball-Caldwell Homestead and Ball Farm. The purchase serves to preserve features that contribute to the state's natural heritage and preserve floodplain.

268,500 Acres12Noble

CRKAGNoble County Historical Society Ball-Caldwell House Accessibility Improvements This project provides access improvements, in the form of sidewalks and walkways, to the Ball-Caldwell House; located in Noble County. The property was previously acquired using Clean Ohio funds with project ID, CREAA.

37,500 Acres12Noble

CRCALThe Village of Belle Valley Northside Floodplain Restoration The project involves the acquisition of 19 parcels and 6 easements to restore the ability of the floodplain to function unobstructed by residential structures to the extent possible. The project include plantings along the West Fork of Duck Creek toimprove water quality.

74,600Noble

CEBAHBlack Swamp Conservancy Acquisition and Preservation of Petersen's Woods This project is for the acquisition and protection of Petersen's Woods, a 1.5-acre wet woodland adjacent to Kuehnle State Wildlife Area on Middle Bass Island in Ottawa County. The site is a category 3 wetland, the highest rating that can be attained.

66,712 Acres2Ottawa

CECAFBlack Swamp Conservancy Brucken Property Acquisition and Preservation This fee simple acquisition of 2 acres preserve woods, wildflowers and migratory bird habitat. It also provides a public place for ecotourism.

96,038 Acres2Ottawa



CEDADBlack Swamp Conservancy Woischke-Laplante Acquisition and Preservation This purchase of 3 acres on South Bass Island allows for development of a small trail for residents and visitors. The property is wooded with wildflowers and as it sits just beyond .25 mile of the shoreline, it serves as good migratory habitat for songbirds.

168,337 Acres3Ottawa

CEFABBlack Swamp Conservancy Middle Bass Island Preserve This fee simple purchase and permanent protection of a large 8-acre parcel of land on the east point of Middle Bass Island contains over 700 linear feet of almost pristine shoreline. This property provides habitat for federally threatened and state endangered Lake Erie Water Snake, the Eastern Fox Snake and a large population of offshore freshwater mussels, all of which exist and have been identified onsite or offshore.


CECAECatawba Island Township Vollmer Preserve This project involves the acquisition of three separate parcels of land totaling 63 acres and is one of the last large undeveloped tracts remaining on Catawba Island. The property features a variety of wildlife habitats including high-quality forested wetlands, emergent marsh, and scrub/shrub habitats crucial to migratory birds within the Lake Erie watershed.


CEDAEDanbury Township Meadowbrook Marsh This project involves the acquisition of 45 acres to create active and passive recreational opportunities while retaining the natural atmosphere for protection of wildlife, forest, pond and aquatic habitat. Possible future uses could include: paved biking and hiking trails that would connect to the township's adjoining property, a picnic shelter house, playground, gazebo, and waterfowl viewing shelters and observation tower.


CEDAFPut-In-Bay Township Park District East Point Lakeshore Reserve This project includes a fee simple purchase of approximately 9 acres with approximately 1/3 mile of Lake Erie shoreline. This purchase allows public access to the property and oversight over the habitat protection efforts for the Lake Erie water snake.


CEEAEPut-In-Bay Township Park District Jane Coates Wildflower Trail Addition (Woischke) This two-acre acquisition serves as a buffer between the Janes Coates Wildflower Trail and any future residential development. Benefits include the preservation of high quality wetlands, passive recreation, and protection for plant and animal species.


CEGABPut-In-Bay Township Park District Costello Tract of Middle Bass Island East Point Preserve

The property is located in the East Point Subdivision of Middle Bass Island. It contains road frontage on North Shore Drive, South Shore Drive and Norman Drive.

The Costello Tract of Middle Bass Island East Point Preserve will expand the existing public preserve by 3.937 acres to 11.737 acres. This is an exceptionally large natural area for the Lake Erie Islands, and an important component of a viable and ongoing initiative that seeks to expand the Middle Bass Island East Point Preserve to 31.75 total acres. The property provides habitat for the Lake Erie water snake (Ohio Threatened) and Eastern Fox Snake (Ohio Species of Concern). Additionally, it is extremely important to migratory bird habitat. Black Swamp Conservancy holds a purchase agreement on the property which it will assign to the Put-in-Bay Township Park District at closing. The Park District will purchase the property directly from the landowner using Clean Ohio Funds. In considerat


CEHABPut-In-Bay Township Park District Lake Erie Island Critical Habitat Protection The project is located on Middle Bass and South Bass Islands. The project is for permantent protection of critical and rare habitats and at-risk parcels, totaling over 27 acres.


CEJABPut-In-Bay Township Park District Burgundy Bay Area Forested Wetlands Phase II Fee simple acquisition of approximately 15.5 acres on Middle Bass Island.762,200 Acres16Ottawa

CEJADPut-In-Bay Township Park District Dodge Woods The project is for the fee simple purchase of 3.59 wooded acres.235,650 Acres4Ottawa

CEDACThe City of Port Clinton Port Clinton Lakeshore Preserve The Port Clinton Lakeshore acquisition consists of just over 3 acres of land along Perry Street and 1,252 feet of Lake Erie shoreline frontage. This project is also made possible by $850,000 from the Federal Coastal and Estuarine Land Conservation Program.




CEGACThe Nature Conservancy Southwestern Lake Erie Marshes (Mcendeavor Tract) Acquisition

The McEndeavor tract is located in Danbury and Catawba Island Townships of Ottawa County. The property is bounded by State Route 269 and Old Buck Road on the east. On the eastern side of SR 269 is the border of East Harbor State Park. On the north, the property is bounded by Maritime Shoreway Drive and the West Harbor Lagoons subdivision. On the west, the property is bounded by Kirk Channel and on the south, by West Harbor Marsh and private property. The McEndeavor tract is a key parcel in an effort to expand the protected extent of Lake Erie marshes in the Catawba island area. This tract is an important link between East Harbor State Park, immediately to the east, and the extensive marshland of West Harbor basin. A small parking area, marsh overlook, interpretive signage and public trails will be provided. Invasive species will be controlled and eradicated as feasible. Plants and animals native to this globally rare natural system will be promot


CEAAEThe Village of Clay Center Village Park Land Acquisition This acquisition allows for the creation of a Village park as well as preserves natural features that contribute to quality of life and the state's natural heritage.

35,250Ottawa

CEIAEThe Village of Marblehead Lifeboat Station Park Acquisition of 2.4 acres.599,199 Acres2Ottawa

CEJACThe Village of Marblehead Marblehead Lifeboat Station Park Extension The project is for fee simple acquisition of an 0.37 acre site that will complete the Marblehead Lifeboat Station Park.

189,976Ottawa

CELABWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Bay Point Preservation Project Acquisition of a conservation easment for a 65-acre Bay Point property located in the Village of Marblehead, in Danbury Township, Ottawa County, Ohio.


CEBADBlack Swamp Conservancy Forrest Woods Nature Preserve Land Acquisition This purchase of approximately 80 acres maintains and preserves property once part of the great black swamp which dominated Wood County. The property exhibits many unique biological communities and the project allows the public to experience what the great black swamp was once like.

302,898 Acres80Paulding

CEBAIBlack Swamp Conservancy Forrest Woods Nature Preserve Expansion - Shaffer Property

This fee simple purchase of 40 acres expands the existing Forrest Woods Nature Preserve. The property consists of approximately 20 acres of forest wetland and upland areas, and the rest in idle pasture for conversion to natural areas. Approximately 2,500 linear feet of the Marie Delarme Creek flow through the property.


CECACBlack Swamp Conservancy Forrest Woods Nature Preserve: Harper-Forrest Expansion

This land acquisition of 73 acres expands the existing Forrest Woods Nature Preserve, and includes open wetland, pasture for conversion to natural areas, upland areas, bluffs and the Marie DeLarme Creek. The pasture conversion with native prairie grasses and wildflowers serves to improve the habitat for grassland birds including Grasshopper Sparrows and Bobolinks.


CEDABBlack Swamp Conservancy Rooks-Harper Expansion - Forrest Woods Nature Preserve

This 72-acre land acquisition provides for the expansion of the Forrest Wood Nature Preserve along Marie DeLarme Creek in Paulding County. The property includes floodplain forest, upland forest, wooded bluffs, and wetlands.


CEEACBlack Swamp Conservancy Black Swamp Audubon Preserve The purchase of this perpetual conservation easement serves to protect about 73 acres, including approximately 2,070 feet of riparian frontage and approximately 12 acres of floodplain that provide high quality, viable wildlife habitat and contributeto water quality and flood control in the Maumee watershed. Forest communities in the floodplain are characterized by Sycamore, Cottonwood, and several ancient oaks.


CEJAABlack Swamp Conservancy Upper Maumee River Riparian Protection Acquisition of a 52 acre property in the northwest quarter of Crane Township, Paulding County, Parcel #14-175-005-01. A parking lot, trails, and a boat ramp for non-motorized watercraft are included in the project. To protect 1,300 LF of the Maumee River main stem.


CEKABBlack Swamp Conservancy Forrest Woods Riverland Protection The fee simple acquisition of 48 acre property along the Maumee River.311,780 Acres48Paulding

CEKACBlack Swamp Conservancy Forrest Woods Restoration and Reforestation The project is for reforestation 120 acres of previously acquired properties.254,945 Acres120Paulding

CRKAABuckeye Trail Association Buckeye/North Country Trail - Old Stone Church Trail Preserve

Purchase of approzimately 106 acres of deciduous forest and riparian zone, from Dan and Saundra Imhoff, in Monday Creek Township, Perry County. Located on either side of TR 305, approximately 0.4 miles north of the Perry/Hocking County line.

222,340 Acres106Perry



CRKAEPerry County Ludowici Community Foundation Acquisition of a conservation easement on the 207 acre Ludowici Community Foundation property, excluding the areas of active recreation. Walking trails and access improvements will be made to the property.


CRHABPerry County Soil & Water District Glenford Fort Phase II Expansion The project is located in the Village of Glenford in Perry County at 11995 State Route 757. The project consists of the acquisition of 6.7 acre inholding and invasive species removal. This acquisition will complete the 60 acre acquisition for Glenford Fort Acquisition Phase 1 (Project # CRGAA).

109,564 Acres6Perry

CRGAAPerry County Soil & Water District Glenford Fort Phase 1 The project consists of the acquisition of 60.22 acres and construction of an access drive, parking lot, and walking bridge. The property contains a significant portion of the pre-historic Native American site known as Glenford Stone Fort, which is listed on the National Park Service's National Register of Historic Places.


CRIAGPerry County Soil & Water District Gun Club - Perry County Commissioners 55 acres situated as follows: bordered to the West and North by Nancy Benjamin, and James Mclain, to the South by Township Road 146 and to the East by Township Road 149. This is a fee simple acquisition with access drive and parking, tree plantings and vegetative cover for cropland acres. This site will be established as open green space and will be open and available for public use. An informational Kiosk will be placed at the site. The Perry SWCD will also use this site for additional educational opportunities for best management practices regarding watershed, water quality and land use.


CRIADPerry County Soil & Water District Gun Club - Paxton The parcel is located at 4796 North Stale Route 13 in Reading Township, bordered to the West by State Route 13 and the South by Township road 146. The parcel number 29-000652-0000. The project consists of the acquisition of 1.75 acres

41,767 Acres2Perry

CRIAEPerry County Soil & Water District Gun Club Acquisition - Mclain The property is 9.8 situated as follows: bordered to the North by Nancy Benjamin, and County Commissioners to the East. This property has no road frontage. No physical address is established for the property. The Gun Club - McLain acquistion builds on the foundation provided by the County Commissioner tract for the total Gun Club Project, consisting of four separate tracts submitted for approval. The McLain property is pasture land. Additional trees will be planted. This tract will have no vehicular traffic. This site will be established as open green space and will be open and available for public use. An informational Kiosk will be placed at the site.

32,510 Acres10Perry

CRIAIPerry County Soil & Water District Gun Club Acquisition - Benjamin The acquisition will consist of 22 acres situated as follows: bordered to the South by County Commissioners and James McLain, to the North by Buckeye Valley Road. This property will have no road frontage.

87,145 Acres22Perry

CRKAHPerry County Soil & Water District Glenford Fort Access Road This project provides access, via a road, to the previously acquired Glenford Fort.66,100 Acres66Perry

CRBAEThe City of New Lexington New Lexington Park Expansion This project is for the expansion of Arethusia Springs Park by acquiring 10 acres. The acquisition also provides protection for the wetland area.

76,557 Acres10Perry

CRFACThe Village of Somerset Somerset's Emerald Necklace This acquisition is for two parcels of land totaling 35 acres in the Village of Somerset. The purchase serves to protect wetland and streamside forest, as well as preserve high quality habitat.


CRGABThe Village of Somerset Emerald Necklace Phase II The project consists of the acquisition of 17.49 acres (4 parcels) and the installation of trail, access road, gravel parking lot, native prairie and reforestation, signage, signage, and handicap benches.


CRHADThe Village of Somerset Somerset's Emerald Necklace Phase III The project acquires land and the railroad right of way through the Village that will allow the Village Memorial Park to connect with Emerald Necklace Nature Preserve. This is Phase III of the Emerald Necklace project.


CRIACThe Village of Somerset Emerald Necklace Phase Iv Purchase of 135 acres including 60 acres of St. Joseph Lake, excluding the dam, emergency spillway, and principal spillway of the lake on the western edge of the property.


CQGABAppalachia Ohio Alliance Pickaway Plains and Adena Burial Ground Protection (List Property)

This project is located one mile southeast of Circleville and one mile northeast of Logan Elm Village in Pickaway County, Ohio. The project will permanently protect 95.2 acres of very rare Pickaway Plains ecology and the 3rd largest Adena Burial Mound in Pickaway County.

966,600 Acres112Pickaway



CQGACAppalachia Ohio Alliance Snake Den Mounds Site Conservation (Barr Property)

Appalachia Ohio Alliance is purchasing a conservation easement for 17 acres in Pickaway County for a property known as the Snake Den Mounds.


CQIADAppalachia Ohio Alliance Big Darby Creek Conservation Corridor Initiative This project consists of the acquisition of 170 acres of land in Pickaway County to expand the Big Darby Creek Corridor Initiative. The project serves to protect habitat for rare, threatened, and endangered species.


CQIACAppalachia Ohio Alliance Scioto River Flyway Corridor Initiative This project consists of the acquisition of 107 acres on two separate parcels in Pickaway County. This acquisition will add to the Scioto River Flyway Corridor, which is a regional initiative.


CQIAFAppalachia Ohio Alliance Scioto River Flyway Corridor Initiative Phase 2 This project acquires 331 acres of property along the Scioto River Flyway Corridor in Pickaway County.1,676,500 Acres331Pickaway

CQKABAppalachia Ohio Alliance Cline Preserve Addition This project will consist of the acquisition of 250 acres in northwestern Pickaway County as part of the Big Darby Creek Conservation Corridor Initiative.

1,181,000 Acres250Pickaway

CQKAAAppalachia Ohio Alliance Island Road/Dry Run Conservation This project will consist of the acquisition of 170.3 acres in Pickaway County, Ohio. This acquisition will add to the wildlife habitat as part of the Scioto River Flyway Corridor Initiative.


CQCAAHeart of Ohio Resourse Conservation And DevelopmLower Big Darby Riparian Corridor - Dunlap Easements

The project protects approximately 14 acres of riparian corridor along the Lower Big Darby Creek Watershed with the purchase of an easement. This purchase serves to protect and enhance the riparian corridor as well as protect important habitat.


CQDAEPickaway Soil & Water Conservation District Mullins Scioto River Conservation Easement The perpetual conservation easement acquisition involves 97 acres of riparian and wooded area along the main stem of the Scioto River. The project protects, enhances, restores and establishes riparian corridor for one of the most significant watersheds in the State of Ohio, and assures the perpetual protection of vital floodplain land for wetland preservation and natural areas.


COAAHPike County Cave Lake This project places a conservation easement on nearly 164 acres of the 699-acre Cave Lake property. This purchase furthers Pike County's goal to place all Cave Lake property under protection in perpetuity.

300,982 Acres164Pike

COBABPike County Cave Lake The project provides for a permanent conservation easement on 535 acres of the Cave Lake property. The project involves the purchase of a conservation easement from the Ohio-West Virginia YMCA to preserve this track of forest land including Frost Cave and the lake, provides habitat protection and preserves natural features that contribute to quality of life and the site's natural heritage.

982,604 Acres535Pike

COAACThe City of Waverly Bristol Village Buffer Acquisition The project consists of acquisition of two parcels that total 86 acres, and the incorporation of native trees and grasses in a passive recreation area. Separately funded are site work and development of soccer and baseball fields, storage facilities, restrooms, office, parking lot and walking path.

493,562 Acres86Pike

COFACHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Morgan Fork II and Rock Run Iv Acquisitions This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of Morgan Fork and Rock Run for about 145 acres in total. The project serves to protect habitat for plant and animal species and preserves headwater streams.

153,019 Acres145Pike/Adams

CGKABBrimfield Township Brimfield Swamp This will consist of a 22.5 acre acquisition in Brimfield Township, Portage County, Ohio.169,357 Acres22Portage

CGEAEMetro Parks Serving Summit County Aurora Shores-Hawthorne of Aurora This purchase protects the land from future development and provides the park the opportunity to protect a portion of Aurora Lake shoreline. In addition, the project serves to preserve and increase habitat protection, and protects the viewshed of Liberty Park.

82,692Portage

CGAACPortage County Park District Breakneck Creek Acquisition The project consists of preservation of 66 acres of property within the Breakneck Creek watershed, a tributary of the Cuyahoga River in Portage County. The property includes approximately 30 acres of meandering stream, floodplains and wetlands. The uplands of the project area have been impacted fromsurface soil mining and are in need of restoration.

138,432 Acres66Portage

CGEADPortage County Park District Upper Cuyahoga Bog Preserve This purchase of 508 acres of the property is located within the proposed Western Reserve Heritage Area that is 2 miles north of the park district's 103-acre Dix Park. The acquisition serves to preserve and restore the wetlands, and protects the habitat of plant and animal species.




CGGAEPortage County Park District Franklin Bog Protection Project This purchase of 58 acres preserves 58 acres containing high quality wetlands and rare peat bog. It also protects important wetland habitat for waterfowl, migratory birds, and eight state listed rare plant species and eleven state listed rare bird species.


CGJAEPortage County Park District Kent Bog Expansion The project will consist of the acquisition of 237 acres of land located within the City of Kent and Brimfield Township in Portage County, Ohio.

1,395,000 Acres237Portage

CGKACPortage County Park District Tinker's Creek Greenway Phase I This project consists of the acquisition of 193 acres in the City of Streetsboro, Portage County, Ohio.750,000 Acres193Portage

CGFAFThe City of Aurora Spring Hill Wetlands Conservation Project The project involves the fee simple acquisition of the 153-acre Spring Hill property for the purpose of stream and wetland conservation and passive public recreational opportunities. The proximity of already protected lands directly adjoining the site include the 165-acre Aurora Sanctuary, a designated state nature preserve, and the 100-acre Chagrin Headwaters Preserve.


CGBAEThe City of Kent Cuyahoga River Restoration Project This project restores about 2,000 feet of riverbank by stabilizing and revegetating to natural riverbank conditions. This restoration serves to allow migrating aquatic species access to high quality spawning areas, such as the upstream ecosystem of Breakneck Creek.

636,141 Feet2,000Portage

CKBAJPreble County Historical Society Open Space Land Acquisition This 20-acre acquisition provides additional natural open space for the Preble County Historical Center. The project includes conservation enhancements including establishment of a five-acre prairie area, repair hillside trail erosion, implementation of bank stabilization, and creation of a riparian area to reduce excess nutrient runoff and pollutants.

252,732 Acres20Preble

CKEACPreble County Historical Society Wetland Restoration & Conservation Enhancement The project restores wetlands to help water quality in Aukerman Creek, a part of the Twin Creek Watershed. Previously the floodplain area was drained and converted to tilled farm ground. The restoration converts the area to its native natural area.

97,585Preble

CKIAEThe Village of Lewisburg Lewisburg Park Stream Bank Restoration The project removes debris and invasive plants from both sides of Twin Creek within the Village of Lewisburg Community Park. It also provides stability to prevent erosion and enhance the ecosystem.

242,187 Feet100Preble

CKCAEThree Valley Conservation Trust Twin Creek Corridor Sole Source Aquifer Protection This project consists of the acquisition of conservation easements totaling about 228 acres. The first 106-acre tract of privately-owned land is heavily wooded including riparian woodlands, a bottom field, and supports approximately 2,400 feet of stream bank along the Twin Creek. The 112- acre tract of land located on State Rt. 50 primarily supports agriculture and riparian woodland.


CKDAAThree Valley Conservation Trust Twin/Price's Creek Watershed Rodeffer Sole Source Aquifer

The Twin Creek Watershed Sole Source Aquifer Corridor Connection project consists of the acquisition of two conservation easements covering 163 acres of ground and 8,300 feet of stream frontage. Project benefits include habitat protection, control of invasive plant species, preservation of aquatic biological communities, and preservation of headwaters and floodplain.


CKDACThree Valley Conservation Trust Twin Creek Atlasta Farm Sycamore Preserve The Twin Creek Atlasta Farm Sycamore Preserve project consists of the acquisition of a single conservation easement to protect the riparian corridor along a segment of the Twin Creek in the Great Miami Watershed. The project area is used primarily for agriculture and open space protecting wildlife habitat and scenic beauty, and is designated as a sole source aquifer which makes it critical for the protection of municipal drinking water in the Twin Creek Valley including the Village of Gratis.

171,218Preble

CKDAFThree Valley Conservation Trust Twin Creek Watershed Sole Source Aquifer Corridor Connection

This project consists of the acquisition of one conservation easement covering 251 acres of ground and 10,267 feet of stream frontage. The acquisition connects previously purchased easements to provide protection for 1,214 contiguous acres, the entire lower two miles of Price's Creek to its confluence with Twin Creek, and over two miles of Twin Creek.


CKEADThree Valley Conservation Trust Hamm Twin Creek/Markey Run Aquifer & Riparian Preservation

The project consists of the acquisition of a single conservation easement on about 100 acres in order to protect the riparian corridor along a segment of the Twin Creek in the Great Miami Watershed. The property is divided into upland/slope and riparian corridor and supports approximately 2,500 feet of stream bank along Twin Creek, and an equal amount of frontage on Markey Run.




CKFACThree Valley Conservation Trust Upper Twin Creek Wet Oak Savanna & Wet Prairie Preservation

The project provides for the acquisition of a 125-acre conservation easement consisting of a streamside farm and wetland. The easement serves to protect the riparian corridor along a segment of the Twin Creek in the Great Miami Watershed. The project area is used primarily for open space and agriculture protecting fish, wildlife habitat and scenic beauty. The area is designated as a sole source aquifer.


CKFAFThree Valley Conservation Trust Twin Creek Preble Big Woods & Headwaters Project

The project provides for the acquisition of a 94-acre conservation easement. The acquisition protects a streamside farm and upland wet woods that is part of a 2,300-acre contiguous Interior hardwood forest, headwater stream, with ground-surface water recharge, and natural springs.


CKGADThree Valley Conservation Trust Twin Creek Riparian & Upland Forest Preservation - Ulrich

A conservation easement is placed on 85 acres of stream, riparian corridor, upland woodland, prairie, and wetland. The property includes 4,000 feet of Twin Creek.


CMKAAThe Village of Kalida Plum Creek Nature Area and Trail Connector The project consists of the acquisition of three parcels of land, as well as the granting of conservation easements in order to construct an eight foot wide concrete path with gravel base to connect the Village's two parks.

550,616 Acres12Putnam

CMDACThe Village of Ottawa Ottawa Greenway Acquisition Project This project acquires 41 acres of woods, field and creek adjacent to the Blanchard River and contiguous to land across the river owned by the Village of Ottawa. The acquisition of this natural area creates an open space and preserves the floodplain areas for both water quality protection and conservation.


CMJAAThe Village of Ottawa Lower Blanchard River Wetland Restoration Phase I

The project will consist of the purchase of 23 acres of wetland property located in Putnam County in the Village of Ottawa. The project will restore the wetlands in an effort to reduce flooding in the Village.


CPDAFAshland County Park District Regional Center For Outdoor Recreation and Wildlife Studies

This project, located along SR 13, is the fee simple acquisition of 163 acres along the Blackfork River which is a headwater for the Mohican River. The purchase protects and preserves habitat, preserves the headwater stream, and preserves the aquatic and biological communities that exist there.

940,125 Acres163Richland

CPFABAshland County Park District Friendship Valley Wildlife Area The project acquires a 76-acre site of diverse habitat including upland, swamp wetland and river bottom complete with the Blackfork River. The area provides nesting and home range for an immense number of plants and wildlife including river otters, trumpeter swans, sandhill cranes, and an incredible number of waterfowl. The site also provides a nesting, resting and hunting site for American Bald Eagles.


CPFAIAshland County Park District Black Fork Plains Wildlife Area This acquisition just short of 63 acres is located in the dark rich bottomland of the Black Fork River. The river flows on its western border for approximately 1500 feet. The property connects two other Clean Ohio projects: upstream to Cooke Family Park and downstream to the Black Fork Bottoms and Ashland University Wetland Project.


CPBACEnvironmental Science Program Black Fork Wetland Preserve This project consists of acquisition of 240 acres of riverine wetland and improvements to provide access to the acquisition. This project emphasizes the following: preservation of wetlands; preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and, enhancement of educational opportunities.


CPKAIEnvironmental Science Program Black Fork Wetland Preserve Acquisition Project Fee simple acquisition of 7.28 acres.24,000 Acres7Richland

CPIABMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Pleasant Hill Lake - Airstrip Road Shoreline Stabilization

The project is for the enhancement and stabilization of approximately 500 feet of riparian/shoreline at Pleasant Hill Lake.

65,599 Feet500Richland

CPFAJNorth Central Ohio Land Conservancy, Inc. Land Acquisition For Richland Cross-County Trail This 71-acre conservation easement adjoins several property already available for public use. The addition provides for an extension to the Richland County Cross-Country Trail and connects the Richland B&O Trail, Malabar Farm State Park, Muskingum Watershed Conservancy Land and Mohican State Park and Forest.


CPEACOhio Bird Sanctuary Land Acquisition - 3774 Orweiler Road This an open space acquisition project is for the purchase of a 52-acre parcel of Camp Avery from the Heart of Ohio Boy Scout Council. This property was held through a lease agreement and is made permanent with this purchase to preserve the assets of the Ohio Bird Sanctuary and protects the parcel from any possible development.


CPFADOhio Bird Sanctuary Woodland Acquisition This land acquisition project provides for 18 acres containing mature woodland habitat and tributary streams. The wooded parcel is part of a Heart of Ohio Boy Scout Camp adjacent to the sanctuary property and adds to a prior 52-acre purchase.




CPDAAPheasants Forever, Inc., Ohio Chapter Cherp's Eagle Valley Conservation Area This project consists of the fee simple purchase of two parcels totaling approximately 189 acres. The acquisition provides for access to the riparian corridor and preserves the wetland.


CPCAGRichland County Park District Gorman Nature Center Addition This open space acquisition project provides for the purchase of 20 acres of forestland adjacent to and for the expansion of the Gorman Nature Center for habitat protection and enhancement. The area contains some mature forest and some mixed pine plantation, as well as the headwaters of the streams that flow through the Nature Center and to the Clear Fork of the Mohican River. Development is restricted to hiking trails tying into the existing nature center trail system.


CPGAGRichland County Park District Cross-Country Trails Extension 2 The project is located in Richland County, Worthington Township, Section 3, permanent parcel number 0491203007008, with two deeds. One is for fee simple acquisition of 16 acres. The other Is for a conservation easement for 7 acres, for a total of 23 acres.


CPKADRichland County Park District Clearfork Valley Scenic Trail (Part II Hammon Tract)

The project is for acquisition of a conservation easement for 173.052 acres and includes a portion of Clearfork Valley Scenic Trail.


CPKAERichland County Park District Snyder Tract (Part III) - Clearfork Valley Scenic Trail

A conservation easement acquisition of 75.722 acres for conservation of a tall grass prairie, sandstone cliffs and a portion of the Clearfork Valley Scenic Trail.


CPKACRichland County Park District Tugend Prairie Tract (Part I) Clearfork Valley Scenic Trail

This is the fee simple purchase of27.593 acres of a tall-grass prairie and a portion of the Clearfork Valley Scenic Trail.


CPAAEThe City of Mansfield North Lake Park Land Acquisition This project provides for the acquisition of 4 acres and allows habitat protection for Touby's Run, North Lake Park's primary stream. The purchase gives protection of aquatic life and the floodplain that includes Sycamores and Scouring Rush, reforestation, and removal of nonnative, invasive species such as Orient Honeysuckle, Winter Creeper and European Buckthorn.


CPBAMThe City of Ontario Beer Road Open Space Acquisition The project located on Beer Road is for the acquisition of 16 acres of open space including four individual wetlands, and the construction of improved walkways and parking lot.


CPDAGThe City of Shelby Seltzer Creek Riparian Restoration The project moves the Seltzer Creek away from eroding, steep slopes in the reach downstream of the lower surface pond, and allows for a native riparian area between the channel and the steep slopes and along the outside bends of the channel. Components include channel stabilization, invasive species eradication, and buffer plantings.

194,269 Feet3,000Richland

CPAACNorth Central Ohio Land Conservancy, Inc. Forbes Farm Trail Connector This 72-acre purchase is located in southeastern Richland County on Tugend Road near the Town of Butler. The property contains some maturing forest, numerous tree line habitat, brushy thicket habitat, a spring-fed marsh wetland, and a headwater stream of the Clear Fork River. The project involves reforestation efforts including tree planting as well as natural succession to prevent erosion into the headwater stream and to increase wildlife habitat and the diversity of natural vegetation.

164,550 Acres72Richland County

COJAAHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Ohio Hanging Rock/Steel Hopeton/Highlands The acquisition of 6 properties totaling around 960 acres of vacant land in Ross, Scioto, and Highland Counties.

1,584,712 Acres960Ross

COAAARoss County Park District Paint Creek Gorge Acquisition The project consists of the purchase of 525 acres of riparian corridor, floodplain, and upland forest in the Paint Creek Gorge area located in the western growth area near Chillicothe. Benefits include public access; habitat protection; and preservation of natural features, floodplain, and streamside forest.

328,781 Acres525Ross

COAADRoss County Park District Buzzards Roost Expansion The acquisition is for 141 acres of upland forest to preserve open space bordering two subdivisions and the Buzzards Roost Nature Preserve. The acquisition serves to protect encroachment by residential development, and protects the habitat.


COBAARoss County Park District North Fork Park The project consists of the purchase of all rights of 100 acres of riparian corridor, floodplain, and terrace at the North Fork of Paint Creek. Project benefits include access, planted vegetation to provide filtration, proper management of areas forsafe hunting and trapping, and preservation of a balanced natural ecosystem.




COCAGRoss County Park District Buzzards Roost Expansion This project consists of fee-simple acquisition of about 72 acres of upland forest and hillside to expand Buzzardroost Rock. The preserve is named for the turkey and black vultures that frequent the 300-foot rock and associated cliffs of the property.

99,000 Acres72Ross

CODAARoss County Park District North Fork Riparian Acquisition This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of about 31 acres of riparian corridor, floodplain, streamside and upland forest. The project is located at Slate Mills along the North Fork of Paint Creek.

61,050 Acres31Ross

COGAARoss County Park District North Fork Riparian Acquisition II This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 24 acres located at the intersection of U.S. Route 50 and North Fork of Paint Creek; it protects and preserves water quality and streamside forest, and provides access to the public for passive outoor recreational use.

70,200 Acres24Ross

COGAERoss County Park District Kinnikinnick Fen/Wetland Acquisition Acquisition and preservation of about 40 acres of high quality fen and wetland areas, Kinnikinnick Creek stream corridor, and grassy fields in Chillicothe, Ross County.

97,192 Acres40Ross

COIAARoss County Park District Kinnikinnick Creek Corridor Acquisition of about 78 acres of open space and riparian area in Green Township, Ross County, to protect water quality, preserve high-quality wetlands, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities for the general public.

234,977 Acres78Ross

COKACRoss County Park District Kinnikinnick Fen Land Acquisition Acquisition of approximately 28 acres of land surrounding the current Kinnikinnick Fen Nature Preserve, in Ross County. Improvements also include removal of invasives and removal of wire and electric fence.

89,925 Acres28Ross

COHAAHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Chapparal Prairie Extension and Junction Works Acquisition

Acquisition of about 252 acres in Adams and Ross Counties, to expand and protect high quality habitat, preserve riparian area, and provide passive outdoor recreational opportunities.

1,144,018 Acres252Ross/Adams

COCAJWilderness East Crow Point Prairie Acquisition This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of about 79 acres in the Rocky Fork Gorge Region. The project serves to preserve water quality and streamside forest functions, increase habitat protection, and facilitate connection to other natural areas.

61,317 Acres79Ross/Highland

COCAFOhio Valley Resource Conservation & Development Ross-Pickaway Scioto River Riparian Corridor This project consists of acquisition of permanent conservation easements on 514 acres along the Scioto River and Yellowbud Creek. The project emphasizes acquisition of easements for protecting and enhancing riparian corridor; protection of habitat for rare, threatened, or endangered species; and provision of multiple recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation benefits.

350,000 Acres514Ross-Pickaway

CECAGBallville Township Chudzinski Acquisition This 75 acre acquisition includes nearly 1/2 mile of riparian corridor bordering the state designated scenic Sandusky River. The acquisition preserves valuable riparian corridor and open space in the fastest growing township in the county, and provides additional acreage to the contiguous Tindal Bridge access site and enables Ballville Township to enhance river access and protection.

253,578 Acres75Sandusky

CEFADBlack Swamp Conservancy Sandusky River Protection Project The project is for the purchase of a perpetual conservation easement protecting natural stream channel, riparian corridor, floodplain, emergent wetlands, upland forest and scrub/shrub habitat situation on the Sandusky River immediately north of the City of Fremont and adjacent to 550 acres of easement protected land. This 65-acre property contains approximately 3,675 linear feet of natural stream channel on the main stem of the Sandusky River, and is part of a region that is a major focal area for migratory birds during spring and fall migrations. Since 2003, a breeding pair of bald eagles has maintained a nesting site within 1/2 mile of this property and are often sighted fishing in the river and resting in the property's large oak trees.


CEIABBlack Swamp Conservancy Sandusky River Main-Stem Riparian Protection The project is a fee simple purchase of a 78 acre property situation on the Sandusky River immediately north of the City of Fremont.


CEKAABlack Swamp Conservancy Sandusky State Scenic River Riparian Protection Fee Simple Acquisition of a 72 Acre property along the Sandusky River.902,300 Acres72Sandusky

CEAAASandusky County Park District Muddy Creek Corridor/Creek Bend Farm Acquisition

The Muddy Creek acquisition provides for 307 acres of high quality riparian corridor, corresponding floodplain and adjacent upland. Project benefits include preservation of nesting, feeding, travel and resting habitat for rare, threatened, endangered and other significant species such as the bald eagle, river otter, Canada warbler, northern harrier and many aquatic and insect species. The project also serves to improves the water quality in Muddy Creek, Muddy Creek Bay, Sandusky Bay and Lake Erie.




CEAACSandusky County Park District White Star Addition III The White Star Addition III acquisition is for approximately 41 acres of quality open space. This acreage is contiguous to the 650-acre White Star Park and contains more than one-half mile of stream corridor. This addition protects the integrity of the existing natural area including high quality, viable habitat, floodplain and wetlands.


CEBAASandusky County Park District White Star Addition Iv This acquisition of nearly 100 acres of open space contains about one-quarter of a mile of Nine-mile Creek tributary. The property is contiguous to the 700-acre White Star Park and provides access and restoration of about 40 acres of wetland.


CEBAGSandusky County Park District Creek Bend Farm - Rakay Acquisition This project is the acquisition of nearly 3 acres located within the boundaries of Creek Bend Farm Park. Benefits include protecting the integrity of existing park boundaries, facilitating public access to the entire park and enabling the park district to initiate riparian corridor, wetland, upland and forest habitat preservation and restoration efforts.


CECAASandusky County Park District Young Acquisition This acquisition of nearly 91 acres represents the first acquisition of open space in Green Creek Township by the Sandusky County Park District. The purchase enables the park district to initiate riparian corridor, wetland, upland and forest habitatpreservation and restoration efforts.


CEEAASandusky County Park District Ringneck Ridge Hunt Club Acquisition and Restoration

The Ringneck Ridge Hunt Club Acquisition is for the purchase of 360 acres of quality open space in western Sandusky County. The addition of this acreage protects and preserves land that has seen minimal human development activity, preserves existingopen space, preserves a unique and diverse limestone barren community, restores function to impaired forested wetlands, demonstrates environmentally sensitive management of headwater drainage ditches, and provides additional access and opportunity for outdoor recreation.


CEFAASandusky County Park District Muddy Creek Wetland Acquisition and Restoration The primary objective of this project is the acquisition of 69 acres of quality open space and nearly a half mile of Muddy Creek shoreline. The acquisition serves to restore wetlands, control invasive species, protect habitat for plant and animal species, and provide additional opportunities for outdoor recreation and environmental education.


CEFAFSandusky County Park District Decoy Marsh Acquisition This 67-acre acquisition of quality riparian wetland includes forested wetlands, upland woodlots, marshes, shrub-scrub, wetland and approximately 0.6 mile of Green Creek shoreline. The inventory list of 283 plant and animal species contains at least5 endangered or threatened species.


CEIADSandusky County Park District Muddy Creek Expansion Property This project is for the acquisition of 40.0 acres of marshland along the west side of County Road 184 in Rice Township, Sandusky County, Ohio 43420.


COKADHighlands Nature Sanctuary, Inc. Rock Run and Ohio Hanging Rock Expansion Acquisition of approximately 147 acres to expand the Ohio Hanging Rock preserve. Acquisition of approximately 92 acres to expand the Rock Run preserve. Installaion of a trail in the Rock Run preserve. Demolition of a house at Spruce Hill Earthworks. Demolition of a house at God's Country Tract of Highlands Nature Sanctuary.

406,236 Acres239Scioto

CPEADBlack Swamp Conservancy Honey Creek Riparian Forest The project purchases a perpetual conservation easement protecting the riparian corridor along Honey Creek and protects water quality in the Sandusky River watershed. The property consists of 63 acres of natural area, 57 of which are forested. The easement increases habitat protection, preserves floodplain and streamside forest functions, preserves the aquatic biological community and provides multiple economic and aesthetic benefits.

72,400 Acres63Seneca

CPAADSeneca County Park District Forrest Nature Preserve This purchase includes over one-half mile of Honey Creek, 10 acres of floodplain, and a high bluff. This site supports over 30 different types of trees and shrubs.


CPBADSeneca County Park District Steyer Nature Preserve This project consists of the fee simple acquisition of 56 acres of river bluff land along one-half mile of the Sandusky River. This project protects and facilitates access to riparian corridor, provides recreational and aesthetic preservation benefits, and enhances educational opportunities.


CPBAESeneca County Park District Steyer Nature Preserve Acquisition This project consists of acquisition of about 29 acres of land along the Sandusky River. This project provides access to riparian corridor; preserves high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and provides recreational, economic, andaesthetic preservation benefits.




CPBALSeneca County Park District Garlo Heritage Nature Preserve The project consists of the purchase of 36 acres in holdings adjacent to the existing Garlo Heritage Nature Preserve. The acquisition provides for passive recreation use, preservation of habitat for plant and animal species, and provision of educational opportunities and aesthetic preservation benefits.


CPCAASeneca County Park District Adelsperger Addition To Steyer Nature Preserve This project expands the Steyer Nature Preserve to 140 acres. This wooded property is a roosting area for eagles, and includes a creek and deep ravine as well as some more level open areas. This project enhance access to the preserve for maintenancepurposes and preserve more green space in the watershed.


CPFAHSeneca County Park District Forrest Nature Preserve Addition The purchase of 23 acres increases Forrest Nature Preserve from 23 acres to 46 acres, and involves an 11-acre field, 5 acres of riparian woodland, 2 acres of floodplain and 4 acres of riparian grassland. The project involves habitat protection, reforestation, preserving headwater streams, preserving floodplain, preserving and enhancing stream side forests, preserving wetlands, planting vegetation for filtration and supporting comprehensive open space planning and allowing use of the park duringperiods of flooding.


CPCAETiffin University East Branch of Wolf Creek, Riparian Restoration This property will protect 29 acres of streamside forest with a conservation easement. The site includes wetland pools and a trail from the parking area to the site.


CMCADThe City of Sidney Canal Feeder Riverwalk Land This acquisition of 18 acres is for a recreational trail to link other phases of the Sidney Trail System and further regional systems. The project serves to connect corridors, support open space planning, and provide recreational and aesthetic preservation benefits.

64,432 Acres18Shelby

CSAAAStark County Park District North Nickel Plate Corridor Project This project acquires 40 acres with enhancements to improve the timber stand with support from the National Tree Trust, and eliminate the nonnative, invasive species where they occur. The project has multiple recreational, economic and aesthetic benefits.

144,125 Acres40Stark

CSAACStark County Park District West Walborn Shoreline Protection Project This acquisition is for 112 acres of land along the west shore of Walborn Reservoir. Benefits include control of invasive species, and preservation of water quality, floodplain, stream side forests and the area's heritage.


CSAADStark County Park District East Walborn Shoreline Protection Project This project is for the acquisition of 11 acres along the east shore of Walborn Reservoir. Benefits include control of invasive species, and protection of water quality, floodplain, stream side forest, and other natural resources.

83,861 Acres11Stark

CSBACStark County Park District Canton Downtown Connector Acquisition This project combines preservation of a riparian area along Nimishillen Creek with preservation of open space in a primarily otherwise suburban area. Components include development of a multi-use trail along the creek, recreational opportunities such as estuary viewing and hiking, and provision of an off-road connection for two existing parks.


CSBAAStark County Park District West Walborn Open Space Protection Project #2 The acquisition of this 100-acre parcel west of Walborn Reservoir protects it from possible residential development and preserves on-site deciduous woods and headwater streams. The wide variety of habitat includes eagles, ospreys, Indiana bats, trumpeter swans, river otters, eastern plains garter snakes, and barn owls.


CSCABStark County Park District Walborn Reservoir Point Walborn Reservoir Point is a 16-acre property in the northeast quarter of Marlboro Township featuring a house that once served as a site along the Underground Railroad and two metal storage barns. The property is critical to preserving the shorelineand water quality for the City of Alliance, and also preserves functioning flood plains, forests, habitat, natural resources, and the area’s rural heritage.


CSCADStark County Park District Elson Mill Preservation Project The project is part of a larger project that includes preservation of a mill dating back to 1834 in downtown Magnolia, a small historic train depot, a nearby millrace, and Lock #24 on the Sandy & Beaver Canal. The properties serve as tourist, educational and recreational assets as well as a trailhead for the intended Sandy Valley and Pleasant Valley trails in southeastern Stark County.


CSDACStark County Park District Petros Lake Park Expansion Fee simple acquisition of 30 acres allows for a future expansion of trails and wildlife area at Petros Lake Park. The purchase provides access to the riparian corridor.




CSEAAStark County Park District Fry Farm Acquisition - Phase I This project provides for the acquisition of approximately 75 acres as the first phase of a three-phase acquisition for a 323-acre park. This purchase also provides for the planned Lower Middle Branch Trail, a 10-foot wide multi-use recreational trail extending north to Frank Esmont Park in Canton Township and to Monument Park in Canton.


CSEABStark County Park District Sandy & Beaver Canal Towpath Trail The project acquires land along 1.5 miles of the Sandy and Beaver Canal. Acquisition allows for public access to the historic corridor for walking as well as fishing, public access to Lock 24, management and preservation of the historic canal corridor, and maintenance of the quality of the water flowing into the mill. The project also protects the historic nature of the trail as it was in the 1800's as it is maintained as a dirt path as it was during the canal era.

308,729 Miles2Stark

CSFAAStark County Park District Fry Family Park - Phase II The project provides for the acquisition of 110 acres as the second phase of a three-phase acquisition for a 323-acre park. This purchase also provides for the planned Lower Middle Branch Trail, a 10-foot wide multi-use recreational trail extending north to Frank Esmont Park in Canton Township and to Monument Park in Canton.


CSGAAStark County Park District Fry Family Park Acquisition Ph III This purchase of nearly 110 acres with structures provides for the final phase of the three-phase Fry Family Park Acquisition. The property contains extensive woodlands, wetlands and pasture land. Existing structures will be used by the park district including eventual conversion of the Fry home for an interpretive center.

1,240,000 Acres110Stark

CSHAAStark County Park District Sandy & Beaver Canal Corridor The project provides for the acquisition of land via fee simple purchase or conservation easements along 1.5 miles of the Sandy & Beaver Canal. This allows for public access to the historic corridor and the Guard Lock for walking and fishing, management, preservation of the canal corridor, and maintenance of the water quality.

807,304 Miles2Stark

CSHABStark County Park District Nimishillen Creek Corridor The project is for the acquisition of land along the Middle Branch tributary in the Nimishillen Creek flood plain. The long-term goal is to protect and maintain water quality from future degradation by increasing capacity to alleviate flooding, riparian habitat protection, and streambank restoration.


CSHACStark County Park District Sandy Valley Corridor The project provides for the acquisition of land for a 2.6 mile greenway corridor along the Sandy Creek from the eastern boundary of the Fry Family Park east of East Sparta. The purpose is to manage the land, enhance and widen the buffer to protect from future degradation.

496,086 Miles3Stark

CSJAAStark County Park District Glendale Village Connection The acquisition of 18 acres of land for preservation, serving as a buffer between the future development of Glendale Village and the future park being created at Tam O'Shanter Golf Course.


CSJABStark County Park District Jackson Township Open Space Preservation - Phase 2

Acquiring approximately 30 acres of land from the Tam O'Shanter Golf Course. This is Phase 2 of this overall open space acquisition.


CSIAAStark County Park District Jackson Township Preservation Phase 1 Acquisition of the first 50 acres of the Tam O'Shanter Golf Course in Jackson Township in Stark County.1,196,025 Acres50Stark

CSAAEThe Botanical Garden Association, Inc. Beechwood Botanical Park and Nature Preserve The acquisition of nearly 164 acres in Washington Township provides for the establishment of a botanical garden and nature preserve. Although the majority of the property serves as open space with trails, components completed with other funding sources include a visitor's center, greenhouses, pavilion, garden areas, a butterfly house, water gardens, and an education center.


CSGABThe Botanical Garden Association, Inc. Beech Creek Land Acquisition This 11.5 acre acquisition serves to expand the 164-acre Beech Creek Botanical Garden & Nature Preserve. This facility focuses on horticulture and the environment.

86,250 Acres12Stark

CSDAEThe City of Canton Fairhope Preserve The project provides for the creation of the Fairhope Preserve with the purchase of nearly 57 acres of undeveloped land at the eastern city limits. The land is approximately one-half wooded with the remainder in brush and field, and is bisected by the Fairhope stream and approximately 1,750 feet of floodplain.


CSEACThe City of Canton Mallonn Park Expansion This project purchases 12 acres containing the outlet stream for Meyers Lake to the northwest of the property. The project protects a significant number of inventoried wetland areas, and provides passive recreation and education.




CSFACThe City of Canton Mallon Park, Veirs/Whipple Expansion The project provides for the acquisition of 3 acres containing wetlands for a physical connection between the original Mallonn Park and the Diano expansion. Future uses include passive recreation and educational elements including a multi-use trail system that connects Mallonn Park and the fairgrounds.

12,062 Acres3Stark

CSFADThe City of Canton Fairhope Nature Preserve, Knell Expansion The project acquires nearly 12 acres to expand the Fairhope Nature Preserve. It also enables bike trail access to the county trail and allows passive recreational and educational activities.

92,500 Acres12Stark

CSBADThe City of Louisville East Branch Nimishillen Creek Corridor Restoration This purchase of nearly 11 acres of land is directly adjacent to the east branch of Nimishillen Creek. This project serves to restore the stream corridor and stream habitat, as well as establish public open space access to the corridor.


CSDABThe City of Massillon Massillon Nature Preserve This purchase preserves approximately 79 acres of land on the west side of Massillon. This endeavor helps preserve green space and future park land for the residents of western Stark County.


CSDAAThe Village of Canal Fulton Tuscarawas River Floodplain Corridor This project is for the purchase of more than 70 contiguous acres of wetlands and floodplain along the Tuscarawas River northeast of Canal Fulton. Acquisition ensures the preservation of the wetlands and floodplains upstream from downtown thereby providing natural filtration of stormwater run-off and flood control to the citizens and businesses residing there.


CSLAAThe Village of Canal Fulton Tuscarawas River Floodplain Restoration Acquisition

Acquisition of a 32.8 acre property located in both Lawrence Township and the City of Canal Fulton. It is bounded by the Tuscarawas River to the north and east and the Old Muskingum Trail to the south and west.


CSCACThe Wilderness Center, Inc. Sugar Creek Riparian Preserve This project purchases six parcels of nearly 42 acres of which about 10 acres is predominantly palustrine wetland containing several wetland obligate and facultative wetland species. The purchase further extends the riparian corridor associated withthe main stem of Sugar Creek and the middle fork of Sugar Creek, and provides multiple recreational, educational and aesthetic benefits.


CSFABThe Wilderness Center, Inc. Sugar Creek Conservation Corridor The acquisition of approximately 30 acres connects conservation lands along the middle fork of Sugar Creek as well as conservation lands along the Sugar Creek main stem. It also serves to protect, preserve and restore floodplain ecosystems.

45,000 Acres30Stark

CHAADBath Township Bath Nature Preserve Land Acquisition This purchase of nine acres contains the outflow from Bath Pond which is on the Bath Nature Preserve, and quality wetland and forested upland. The acquisition provides for a variety of benefits including township control over the outflow from Bath Pond to allow water resource management, a connecting corridor of wetlands on the western side of Bath Pond to allow for its preservation, a connecting corridor of uplands to allow for a trail loop around the open access to Bath Pond, and preservationof the functioning floodplain around Bath Pond and Bath Creek.

145,500 Acres9Summit

CHGABBath Township North Fork of Yellow Creek Stream Bank Acquistion The project consists of the acquisition of 7.5 acres to protect 0.5 mile reach of North Fork above and below its confluence with Bath Creek and will restore a portion of the Creek's floodplain.


CHAACCity of Twinsburg Darrow Road Rock Ledge Buffer Project The primary focus of this acquisition is the preservation of seven acres of tree-covered land at the base of the rock ledges within the City of Twinsburg. This property serves as a natural refuge for local wildlife.


CHBAACleveland Metroparks East Branch Rocky River Upland and Riparian Acquisition

This project is the acquisition of about 80 acres known as the Badowski property. The purchase enables the protection of various features including high quality upland forest habitat that surround the floodplain of the east branch of the Rocky River, the forested riparian corridor of the east branch, high quality habitat for aquatic and terrestrial species, and water quality.


CHCAECleveland Metroparks Rocky River East Branch Acquisition This project acquires two parcels to protect the east branch of the Rocky River and its tributaries maintaining a delicate balance between the increasing land development pressures and open space preservation. This high quality, viable habitat for plants and animals will be preserved in perpetuity.


CHGAACleveland Museum of Natural History Long Lake Bog and Singer Lake Preservation The total project will result in the acquisition of 68 acres. Long Lake Bog is 58-acres and consists of 27 parcels. Singer Lake consists of one parcel and 10 acre.




CHIAACleveland Museum of Natural History Coventry Bog Preservation This 13-acre fee simple acquisition is fronted by Long Lake. It is characterized by high-quality wetlands that support rare plant and animal communities including five state-listed species. The project includes construction of a trail and boardwalk for access.


CHAAEHudson Land Conservancy, Inc.- Western Reserve Sargeant Property This project is for the acquisition of nearly 29 acres, an easement for the protection of an additional 16 acres of wetland and more than 2,600 linear feet of Mud Brook and Powers Brook. The purchase allows for the preservation and restoration of the Mud Brook corridor.


CHBACMetro Parks Serving Summit County First United Church of Christ Property The project acquires nearly 15 acres to protect the land from future development and to provide the park the opportunity to protect the viewshed of the Cuyahoga River as well as provide future handicap access to the north side of the park. Planned improvements include a parking lot and handicap accessible trail to the Oxbow Overlook that looks down at the Cuyahoga River, a kiosk, benches, picnic tables and a shelter.


CHCACMetro Parks Serving Summit County D'Agostine Property This acquisition of about 47 acres protects the land from future development and provides the park the opportunity to protect the viewshed of the Tuscarawas River and the Ohio & Erie Canal National Heritage Corridor. By purchasing this land the parkdistrict provides increased habitat protection of plants and animals, including some endangered ones; and preserves the natural floodplain.


CHDABMetro Parks Serving Summit County Free Indeed Farm Property Acquisition The project acquires approximately 100 acres of property. This protects the land from future development and provides the park the opportunity to protect the riparian corridor, and rare, threatened, and endangered species, unique ledges and the viewshed of Liberty Park.

1,036,000 Acres100Summit

CHEAAMetro Parks Serving Summit County Springfield Bog This project acquires 280 acres of bogs, wetlands, and associated uplands of which 180 acres of farmed uplands are being restored into native woodlands and prairie. The focus is protection of the exceptionally rare and globally unique ecology of theKettle Hole Bogs. The Springfield Bog Metro Park is for passive public recreation purposes, such as hiking and nature watching.


CHFAAMetro Parks Serving Summit County Tinkers Creek Wetlands The project consists of the acquisition of three properties approximating 195 acres of high quality natural area in the Tinker's Creek watershed. This acquisition becomes part of Liberty Park for passive public recreation purposes.


CHHAAMetro Parks Serving Summit County Liberty Park - Twinsburg Bog Expansion Acquisition of a total of 68 acres located in City of Twinsburg (43 acres) and Twinsburg Township (25 acres) that will add to the Liberty Park- Twinsburg Bog Metro Park and protect sensitive natural resources including Tinkers Creek, high quality wetlands and rare species habitat.


CHIACMetro Parks Serving Summit County Tinker's Creek Corridor Expansion This 26.78-acre acquisition adds to the existing Tinker's Creek Corridor. Nearly the entire property is floodplain and includes 3,500 fee of stream and 2 acres of forested wetlands.


CHIADMetro Parks Serving Summit County Furnace Run Headwater Conservation Area The project consists of the fee simple purchase of 36.2 acres to expand Summit County Metro Park's 890-acre Furnace Run Park. This addition includes 2.34 acres of Category 2 wetlands.


CHIABRichfield Joint Recreation District Summit Headwaters Divide The project is a 125-acre fee simple acquisition of a portion of the former Crowell Hilaka Girl Scout Camp. It contains wet meadows, mature canopy cover, riparian forests, old field, 5,973 linear feet of tributaries and headwater streams, and is located in the ecologocially important East Branch of the Rocky River watershed.


CHJACSpringfield Township Springfield Lake Park Expansion (Orndorf Preserve)

This acqusition of 13.69 acres at the northeast corner of Springfield Lake consists of more than 1,000 feet of shoreline, 1,000 feet of headwater stream, 5 acres of wetland, and fieldland and wetland areas. Springfield Lake is one of Ohio's few natural kettle hole lakes and is fed by an underground stream.


CHJAASummit Metro Parks Kisamore Site This acquisition serves as a connection between the Bike & Hike Trail and the Freedom Trail. In total, this trail system equates to more than 100 miles located in Summit, Cuyahoga, Portage and Medina Counties.


CHJABSummit Metro Parks Young Road Preserve This pristine 36-acre preserve offers an abundance of natural assets including high quality wetlands, diverse plant and animal life, 141 feet of Fish Creek headwaters, and exemplary beech-maple forest.




CHKABSummit Metro Parks Valley View Area Restoration The project provides for the restoration of 194 acres, formerly the Valley View Gold Course, and also for the placement of a conservation easement to be held by Friends of Metro Parks. The property physically connects Sand Run, Cascade Valley,and Gorge Metro Parks along with the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail to make the second largest natural area in Summit County.


CHKADSummit Metro Parks Sherry Property This 1.77-acre property acquisition serves to expand the conservation area along the 32.5-mile Bike andHike Trail. This area has more than 800 feet of stream and high quality habitat.

60,000 Acres2Summit

CHKAASummit Metro Parks Pond Brook Restoration Phase III This phase completes restoration of the full length of Pond Brook for a total of 3 miles of stream and a watershed of approximately 10,000 acres. The main emphasis of the project is restoring a straight ditch to a natural meandering stream, thereby protecting water quality and in-stream habitat.

590,000 Feet7,402Summit

CHEABThe City of Akron Little Cuyahoga River Restoration The project restores 4,300 feet of the Little Cuyahoga River and consists of two components. The downstream reach is 1,800 feet which consists of lowering of the Kelly Avenue dam. The upstream reach is 2,500 feet which consists of restoration of a channelized condition. Both areas are benefitting from natural stream channel restoration, floodplain expansion, and riparian corridor restoration.

855,962 Feet4,300Summit

CHFABThe City of Akron Summit Lake Acquisition This acquisition of 54 parcels totaling a little over 5 acres is for the creation of an open space public access park. Future development includes restoration of existing wetlands and lakeside forest, and the addition of hike/bike trails and habitatviewing points.


CHGADThe City of Akron Wilbeth Road Wetlands The purpose of the project is to preserve and restore approximately 112 acres of underutilized existing natural area of 112 acres south of Wilbeth Road. The area features both wetlands and open field areas with woodland pockets. Twelve wetland areas have been identified totaling 58.82 acres of delineated as either Category 2 or Category 3 wetland. The project will include the acquisition of 4 parcels totaling 7.7 acres. The City of Akron owns 106 acres of land that will be deed restricted prior to restoring the wetlands.


CHHADThe City of Akron Little Cuyahoga River Phase I Land Acquisition The acquisition of 5.57 acres is for a multi-phase approach to implement future projects based on river segments along the Little Cuyahoga River. The river is a highly degraded urban stream with numerous impairments including combined sewer overflows. A plan will determine various restoration activities for habitat and river restoration.


CHAABThe City of Cuyahoga Falls Glens Bridge Park This project consists of the acquisition of a little over one acre for the development of green space with walking and biking trails. It also provides access to riparian corridor.


CHKACThe City of Cuyahoga Falls Dickerson Run Nature Preserve This project provides for the acquisition of 40 acres near the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. It contains a diversity of high-quality habitats, mature hardwood forest, and high-gradient primary headdwater habitat streams and riparian wetlands.


CHCAAThe City of Green Southgate Farm Property Acquisition This project acquires Southgate Farm as an open space project in order to enhance the natural areas, preserve the high quality wetlands and native plants and animals, and serve as a link with existing local, state, and private parkland and regional pedestrian corridors in the area.


CHAAAThe City of Twinsburg Tinkers Creek Corridor The project provides for the purchase of floodplain on several adjacent properties to further the city's aggressive policy of land protection within the Tinkers Creek drainage basin. This purchase guarantees that no residential, commercial or industrial development will occur next to Tinkers Creek ensuring the water quality of Tinkers Creek, the Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie.


CHCABThe Village of Richfield Yellow Creek Headwaters Conservation Project The project consists of the acquisition of 28 acres and an access easement. Improvements provide for an access drive, parking area and trails, and biological restoration to protect the distinct wetland areas.


CHDAAThe Village of Richfield Furnace Run Headwater Preservation This project acquires about 51 acres of property and constructs an access drive, parking area and trails. The purchase provides aesthetically pleasing and ecologically informed design and high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species.


CHCAFTwinsburg Township Holly-Smith Acquisition This project acquires about 25 acres in Twinsburg Township. This property will remain as undeveloped wetland.




CHHACTwinsburg Township Holly Phase 3 Property Acquisition The project consists of the acquisition of two properties totaling 3.77 acres.213,461 Acres4Summit

CHDACTwinsburg Township Holly Phase II Property Acquisition The project consists of the acquisition of four parcels totaling 36 acres. The acquisition provides for connecting corridors, and wetland preservation.


CFEAACleveland Museum of Natural History Bristol Wetlands-Grand River Watershed Protection The project provides for the permanent fee simple acquisition of nearly 294 acres of swamp forest and wetlands (approximately 79-acre complex of interspersed wetlands and 214 acres of associated upland wet woods) with the purpose of permanently protecting the habitats of ten rare species found there. In addition, the project eliminates non-native invasive plants, preserves high quality viable habitat, and preserves aquatic biological communities and headwater streams.

506,275 Acres294Trumbull

CFGAACleveland Museum of Natural History Bristol Wetlands - Grand River Watershed Protection Ph II

Acquisition of 16 acres of swamp forest and wetlands (approximately 1 acre complex of interspersed wetlands and 15 acres of associated upland wet woods).


CFGABCleveland Museum of Natural History Spokane Swamp Protection Fee simple acquisition of 72 acres of high quality swamp forest habitat adjacent to the Western Reserve Greenway Trail. Acquisition will serve to protect and conserve rare species found at the site.


CFIAACleveland Museum of Natural History Trumbull Wetlands This 638-acre property is an exceptional and diverse Category-3 wetland with 1,800 feet of the main stem of the Grand River and over 5,000 feet of Phelps Creek and other tributaries of the Grand River. It also contains at least four State-listed rare species.


CFLAACleveland Museum of Natural History Massasauga Rattlesnake Ranch Conservation This 953-acre easement protects high quality habitat including that for at least 8-State listed rare species, and also protects 8 miles of streams. Considering this is private property, access is through the Museum with the landowners' permission.

1,421,444 Acres953Trumbull

CFEADHowland Township Howland Wildlife Preserve - Simpkins Acquisition The primary component of this corridor is the fee simple acquisition of about 13 acres of land along the Mosquito Creek Corridor in Howland Township. The property is contiguous to existing protected lands owned by the township and serves to expand the over 450-acre Howland Wildlife Preserve. The entire creek corridor is classified by the National Audubon Society as an 'Important Bird Area' recognizing its prominence in congregatory bird habitat and migrations corridors.


CFLABHowland Township Golden Triangle Wetland Acquisition This 60-acre site is composed of wetlands, streams and forests. It will be available to the public for wildlife viewing, hiking and other passive recreational uses.


CFAAAHowland Township Howland Township Wildlife Preserve This 120-acre acquisition serves to protect the flora and fauna, such as the forest that borders Mosquito Creek. The acquisition and preservation of this riparian and floodplain habitat preserves the functioning of the floodplain and existing wetlands as well as the headwater stream and the natural existing and abandoned stream channels of Mosquito Creek. Improvements include trail linkages, and interpretive signage to promote passive uses such as walking, hiking, plant and wildlife observation, and photography.


CFFAGHowland Township Howland Southeast Preserve The project is the fee simple acquisition of 19 acres of forested upland and includes a primary headwater stream, several ephemeral braided channels, steep slopes, and some small wet pockets all which drain to Mosquito Creek. The property is combined with a continquous 12-acre donated property to form a 31-plus acre nature preserve.


CFBAEMahoning River Consortium Mosquito Creek Floodplain - Wetlands - Wildlife - Preservation

This 100-acre acquisition in the Mosquito Creek Corridor in Trumbull County preserves floodplain and streamside forest. It also preserves multiple acres of inventoried wetlands and scarce natural resources while protecting suitable habitat for rare,threatened and endangered species.


CFIAENatural Areas Land Conservancy Bloomfield Swamp Expansion This project provides for the fee simple purchase of 621 acres consisting of nearly 89 acres of Category 3 wetlands and more than 41,000 feet of tributaries and streams that flow into Rock Creek and the Grand River Watershed. Combined with nearby protected properties these preserves create a wetland corridor of more than 17,000 acres.

1,431,900 Acres621Trumbull



CFKAANatural Areas Land Conservancy Swine Creek Swamp This acquisiton is for the 137-acre Swine Creek Swamp bounded by County Line Donley Road to the north, Combs Road to the east, and SR 534 to the west. The property includes nearly 125 acres of high quality wetlands and 3,315 feet of river and stream. A bird survey recorded 4 species with notable Ohio statuses (endangered, species of concern, and species of special interest).The property is also in the historic range of the Ohio-endangered and federally-threatened Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake.


CFKABNatural Areas Land Conservancy Bloomfield Swamp Restoration The project provides for a 135-acre wetland restoration project in Bloomfield Township. Waters diverted by Snyder Ditch, originally dug for agricultural purposes, will be allowed to flow through the historic wetland basin restoring the hydrology of the wetlands which will increase water quality.

800,000Trumbull

CFIACThe City of Girard Little Squaw Creek Conservation Park This fee simple purchase is for the creation and development of the Little Squaw Creek Conservation Park. It is characterized by 2,000 lineal feet of Little Squaw Creek and the related floodway and surrounding open space.


CFAAEThe City of Warren Warren Bikeway: Old Warren Park - Phase I The project consists of the acquisition of nearly 2 miles for a linear park in an inner city neighborhood. The park serves as a corridor for wildlife and native plants.

56,250 Miles2Trumbull

CFBADTrumbull County Elm Road/Mosquito Creek Corridor Floodplain-Wetlands Preservation

This 135-acre acquisition of prime commercial land on Elm Road preserves high quality wetlands and other scarce natural resources while also protecting suitable habitat for rare, threatened and endangered species. The property preserves a lush streamside forest, natural stream channels, functioning floodplains, and other natural features of the waterways.


CFDAATrumbull County Swine Creek Floodplain, Riparian Forest Preservation

This purchase provides for 270 acres of floodplains, open space, and riparian forest. It includes part of Swine Creek and its tributaries in the Grand River watershed.


CFDABTrumbull County Grand River Corridor Preservation This project is for the purchase of approximately 100 acres of floodplains, open space, riparian forest, and river access in the Grand River Corridor. The property includes the Grand River Floodplain/Riparian Corridor, and provides for public accessfor passive recreation and environmental education.


CFEABTrumbull County Mosquito Creek Floodplain & Riparian Corridor Preservation

The project provides for the purchase of 142 acres along the Mosquito Creek floodplain. This purchase protects the land from possible development and makes it available for passive recreation and environmental education.


CFDAETrumbull County Mahoning River Bend Floodplain, Riparian Forest Preservation

This project involves the fee simple purchase of seven parcels of land comprising about 135 acres along the Mahoning River. Project benefits include preservation of the river, its floodplain and streamside forest functions, public access, and education to a critical resource area.


CFFACTrumbull County Mosquito Creek/Goldco 85 Floodplain & Riparian Preservation

The project provides for the purchase of 85 acres along the Mosquito Creek floodplain. The property includes Mosquito Creek, its floodplain and riparian corridor. The corridor is valuable for flood control, pollution abatement, wildlife habitat, recreation and aesthetics.


CFCAGTrumbull County Metro Parks Mahoning River Floodplain-Riparian Corridor Preservation

This project involves the purchase of a 12-acre tract of land in order to preserve floodplain, open space, riparian forest, and river access in the Mahoning River Corridor. Benefits include preservation of floodplain and streamside forests, public access, and education to a critical resource area.


CFDADTrumbull County Metro Parks Mahoning River Corridor Preservation This project is for the purchase of 72 acres of floodplains, open space, riparian forest, and river access in the Mahoning River Corridor. The western and northern property boundaries are the Mahoning River and its floodplain/riparian corridor. Thisproject has in excess of 4,700 feet of river frontage along the entire western and northern boundaries of the property.


CFFADTrumbull County Metroparks Mosquito Creek Wetlands Protection This acquisition of 455 acres is located directly adjacent to the State of Ohio's 9,021-acre Mosquito Creek Wildlife Area in Trumbull County. It contains a 212-acre Category 3 wetland and 132 acres of upland habitat. The property provides habitat for numerous native wildlife species and five state-listed species including the state endanged black bear.


CFJAATrumbull County Metroparks Mesopotamia Swamp This 141-acre acquisition, adjacent to the 100-acre Coffee Creek MetroPark, mostly consists of quality freshwater forested/shrub wetland and falls within the Upper Grand River Watershed. Access is from parking on SR 87 with hours from dawn until dusk.




CFGAGWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Farmington Dead Branch Preservation This project is for the fee simple acquisition of 151 acres in Farmington Township. The site contains 7528 linear feet of streams and approximately 78 acres of wetlands.


CFHAAWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Eagle Creek Wetlands Protection This projects consists of the acquisition of 136 acres of high quality forested shrub-scrub and emergent wetlands along 4877 feet of Eagle Creek, a major tributary that flows into the Mahoning River. This area is a thriving nesting, resting and feeding area for native birds and migratory waterfowl.


CFHABWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Bloomfield Wetlands Protection The project acquires 74 acres containing early and mid-successional forest, scrub-shrub wetlands, old-field, wet meadow, vernal pools, and 564 feet of tributary streams to Rock Creek, a tributary to the Grand River. The property is in the historic range of the state-dangered Eastern Massasagu Rattlesnake.


CNGAAMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Atwood Lake Riparian Corridor/Shoreline Stabilization

The project involves the stabilization of approximately 2,500 feet of riparian/shorelineat two locations on Atwood Lake:1. Atwood Lake Park, near amphitheater site, Monroe Township, Carroll County (44620) - 1,500 feet of riparian/shoreline restoration2. Atwood Glens Cottage Area, Lakewood Road, Warren Township, Tuscarawas County (44656) - 1, 000 feet of riparian/shoreline restoration

1,066,575 Feet2,500Tusc/Carroll

CNBAJCamp Tuscazoar Foundation, Inc. Camp Tuscazoar Expansion Purchase This project expands the Camp Tuscazoar Nature Preserve by 332 acres. The purchase increases and preserves habitat protection for animal species such as the Wild Turkey and the Pileated Woodpecker, as well as for the many varieties of plant species found at the camp.

652,125 Acres332Tuscarawas

CNBAPCamp Tuscazoar Foundation, Inc. Camp Tuscazoar Expansion Purchase This project purchases 60 acres to expand the Camp Tuscazoar Nature Preserve. The land, a former boy scout camp, is open to 'Leave No Trace' camping and hiking, and serves to increase and preserve habitat for animal species such as the Wild Turkey and Pileated Woodpecker.


CNDACCamp Tuscazoar Foundation, Inc. Camp Tuscazoar Expansion Purchase This project expands Camp Tuscazoar, a nature preserve, by purchasing nearly 114 acres. No hunting or trapping is allowed and the practice of 'Leave No Trace' camping and hiking is encouraged. This purchase serves to increase and preserve habitat protection for animal species such as the Wild Turkey, reintroduced by ODNR at the camp several years ago, and the Pileated Woodpecker, as well as for the many varieties of plant species found at the camp.


CNDAKCamp Tuscazoar Foundation, Inc. Camp Tuscazoar Expansion Purchase This purchase of 86 acres expands Camp Tuscazoar, a nature preserve. The acquisition provides for high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species, and preservation of significant natural features.


CNFABCamp Tuscazoar Foundation, Inc. Dessecker Farm Purchase - Phase II This project purchases three tracts of land totaling nearly 63 acres to expand Camp Tuscazoar, a nature preserve. Project benefits include the preservation of headwater streams, water quality, and streamside forests.


CNAACMuskingum Watershed Conservancy District Atwood Lake Riparian Corridor Project This riparian corridor project serves to improve a 748-foot section of corridor of Atwood Lake. The project improves the bank and saves 415 tons of soil from eroding into the lake each year.

37,500 Feet748Tuscarawas

CNCADOhio & Erie Canalway Coalition Buckhorn Creek Bank Restoration & Revitalization This riparian corridor project installs riprap, plants vegetation, and sows native grasses. These actions serve to restore streamside vegetation and forests, and restore water quality by curbing erosion of soil in the run-off.

216,699 Miles11Tuscarawas

CNDAHOhio & Erie Canalway Coalition Land Acquisition - Zoarville Corridor This purchase of 79 acres continues the Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Recreational Corridor. The land is south of Zoar and completes a connection from the existing Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail to the north and Route 800 on the south.


CNFADOhio & Erie Canalway Coalition Land Acquisition - Bolivar Area This project purchases nearly 5 acres to provide public access to the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath. Benefits include access to the riparian corridor, and economic development based on recreational and ecotourism.


CNIABThe City of Dover Canal Dover Park The project is bounded on west by N Wooster Ave, east by SR 800, north by Front St to 430, thence north by rear of properties fronting on SR 800 and bounded on south by the Tuscarawas River. The project consists of the acquisition of approximately 5.5 acres and the creation of an open air recreational area.




CNJABThe City of Dover Canal Dover Park - Phase 2 Purchase of 4 parcels of land surrounding the existing Canal Dover Park to expand the park, connect the bike path, and build a restroom building.


CNJAEThe City of Dover Canal Dover Park Phase III Acquisition of an additional 5 properties to add to the Canal Dover Park project along the City's riverfront.


CNLAAThe City of Dover Canal Dover Park Phase V Acquisition of approximately 7 acres of land. Less than 1 acre will be acquired from Dover Township, off Potschner Drive. 6.5 acres will be acquired from Union Country Club. These parcels will expand the growing Canal Dover Park. Signing, lights, benches, and trees will also be added to already acquired land at 502 Sterling.


CNJAFThe City of New Philadelphia Crider Ave Land Acquisition & Trail Improvements Acquisition of approximately 16 acres on Crider Avenue. A walking/hiking trail will be placed on the property to provide open space and educational opportunities.


CNKABThe City of New Philadelphia Carlisle Property Acquisition and Improvement Acquisition of approximately 0.621 acres of land along SR 416 in Goshen Township, Tusacrawas County, just south of the City of New Philadelphia. Project includes boat ramp and river bank protection.


CNKACThe City of New Philadelphia Coniglio Property Acquisition and Improvement Acquisition of approximately 2.29 acres adjacent to South Broadway Street in the City of New Philadelphia. Project also includes boat ramp and river bank protection.


CNBAAThe Ohio To Erie Trail Fund Bethel Station Connector/Buckhorn Creek Stabilization

This project acquires a little over one acre in Salem Township, and provides bank stabilization of 700 feet of Buckhorn Creek by planting native trees and shrubs, and adding 700 tones of rip-rap. The project also serves a safe and legal mid-point access of the ten-mile corridor.


CNAAAThe Village of Bolivar Bolivar Land Purchase This purchase of land off of Central Avenue makes it available as open space for local residents and regional visitors.


CNKAAThe Village of Mineral City Mineral City Greenspace Expansion Acquisition of parcel 55-00140-000 in Mineral City. The structure will be demolished and a native planting will occur.


CNKADTuscarawas County Tuscarawas Drinking Water Source Protection Acquisition of 5 tracts of land, 4 by fee simple, and 1 by easement, west of Welton Road (TR 57) in Lawrence and Sandy Townships. The land surrounds two public drinking water supply wells.


CNKAFThe City of Dover Canal Dover Park Phase Iv Expansion of the City of Dover's Canal Dover Park. This is Phase IV. It will acquire 2 more properties and provide access improvements on previous Clean Ohio park land.

179,069 Acres1Tuscarwas

CKAADColumbus Metropolitan Park Board Glacier Ridge Metro Park Land Acquisition This project acquires five targeted parcels. The emphasis of this project is twofold: to acquire land for public forests, natural areas, and connecting corridors; and to protect and preserve the streams that cross the targeted properties.

630,000 Acres1,037Union

CKDANPheasants Forever, Inc., Ohio Chapter Foreman Conservation Project This acquisition is a 94-acre parcel of land. The project increases habitat protection; provides for invasive plant control; preserves quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and preserves aquatic and biological communities.

281,755 Acres94Union

CKAAHThe City of Marysville Mill Creek Reforestation This project consists of planting trees and native grasses along the Mill Creek riparian corridor. Plantings provide for the protection and enhancement of the riparian corridor, as well as filtration.

62,948Union

CKFAKThe City of Marysville Town Run Restoration This project provides for the donation of five properties totaling 0.29 acres in order to restore an urban stream. The project, located in uptown Marysville, will revitalize Town Run while meeting City goals to restore the stream channel, improve aesthetics in Uptown Marysville, and help to raise conservation awareness in the community.

186,785Union

CKKADThe Village of Richwood Lake Baccarat Preservation & Pedestrian Path The project involves the purchase of 8.4 acres to create a paved 1.3-mile nature trail around Lake Baccarat with spurs which will connect the civic center, senior center, and high school. The project also provides for the repair of the lake's eroding shoreline which will help preserve the emergent wetlands.

1,530,470 Acres8Union

CMDADVan Wert County Park District Van Wert West Acquisition and Trail This 7-acre acquisition is located north of Balyeat Ditch, a headwater stream of the Auglaize River, near the point where it enters Maddox Creek. The project includes stabilization of eroded areas, creation of a grass buffer strip to reduce the impact of sedimentation and agriculture chemicals from adjacent fields, and planting of native species to enhance the habitat for songbirds and other native species of wildlife.

205,585 Acres7Van Wert



CMEABVan Wert County Park District Van Wert West Recreational Trail Phase II This project acquires 9 acres and 4 easements to permanently protect nearly 11 acres. The project restores portions of Maddox Creek, including protection of wetlands immediately adjacent to the creek, and restores a 2-acre prairieland that has been farmed.


CMHACVan Wert County Park District Ohio City Greenway The project consists of a 138 acre conservation easement along a former railroad corridor in The Village of Ohio City, Van Wert County. The area will be paved and connected to an existing trail, as well as restored and treated for invasive species removal.


COEADAppalachia Ohio Alliance Carpenter Hollow This project consists of the fee-simple acquisition of 80 acres of native forest, sandstone outcrops, and waterfalls. The project protects high quality viable habitat for plants and animals, preserves natural features of the Ohio landscape, and provides access to riparian corridor.

161,975 Acres80Vinton

COGADAppalachia Ohio Alliance Bison Hollow Addition Acquisition of 20 acres in a wooded valley in Vinton County, to protect natural features, preserve headwater stream, and provide opportunities for outdoor passive recreation and environmental study.


COGAFAppalachia Ohio Alliance Bison Hollow Addition - Phase II Acquisition, preservation, and protection of 161 acres of natural area in Jackson Township, Vinton County. The acquired property includes 2,500 linear feet of the East Fork of Queer Creek, the unique geological structure known as Sheep Dip, Hocking Hills habitat and geomorphology, and mature, diverse hardwood and hemlock forest with notable outcroppings and ledges.


COKAAAppalachia Ohio Alliance Bison Hollow Preserve Conservation Initiative Acquisition of approximately 144 acres of land in Jackson Township, Vinton County, to add to AOA Bison Hollow preserve. The project also includes reforestation of a big portion of the property.


COAAGEarthtouch Earthtouch Nature Preserve The project purchases 80 acres of land in Elk Township, just south of CR 23. The acquisition serves to protect this forested land that buffers tributaries to a large branch of Elk Fork Creek which flows into Raccoon Creek.


COCACEarthtouch Earthtouch Nature Park This project consists of acquisition of about 76 acres to further the goals of Earthtouch. Earthtouch is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to protecting a large preserve of prairies and woodlands in Southeastern Ohio near Hocking Hills.


CODAEEarthtouch Nature Park and Preserve This project consists of acquisition of about 123 acres of grasslands to further the goals of Earthtouch. Earthtouch is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to protecting a large preserve of prairies and woodlands in Southeastern Ohio near Hocking Hills.


COCADVinton County Moonville Railway Open Space Acquisition The projects consists of the acquisition of about 145 acres along the 9 miles of the Moonville Railway corridor. The area is embedded within the Zaleski State Forest close to Lake Hope State Park.


CJDABHamilton Township Lewis Family Nature Preserve This project consists of fee simple acquisition of about 57 acres of wooded hillside and floodplain. This acquisition facilitates access to and connects riparian corridor, preserves streamside forest and floodplain, protects habitat, and provides recreational and aesthetic benefits.

1,000,000 Acres57Warren

CJGAEThe City of Lebanon Miller Ecological Park Expansion The project consists of the acquisition of 51.59 acres (parcel #08013510020). The property consists of 21.5 acres that is currently natural habitat, wetlands, headwater streams, and a portion of the Mad Run Creek floodplain and 30 acres thatis currently agricultural that would be converted to natural habitat. Future improvements consist of the development of a hiking trail.

551,000 Acres51Warren

CJHABThe City of Lebanon Colonial Park Expansion The properties are located immediately adjacent to the 136-acre Colonial Park, which is located in the heart of Lebanon just north of Downtown, and has access off of SR 48 and Monroe Road. The project will consist of the purchase of 3.04 acres. All property acquired through this grant will be converted to natural habitat through either the planting of trees and/or prairie grass. The City will demolish the existing building at 528 N. Broadway Avenue at its own expense.


CJIABThe City of Lebanon Bowman Nature Preserve Expansion The property is located immediately behind 726 East Main Street and is connected to the Bowman Nature Preserve. This project consists of the purchase of 16.9 acres that will be split out of a 28.6 acre parcel. The acquisition will provide additional park visibility from Bypass 48, protect open space from development, and provide a 1 mile long forested corridor. The project will also protect a portion of the Turtlecreek floodplain.




CJIACThe City of Lebanon Colonial Park Expansion Phase 2 This property is located at and behind 532 North Broadway Avenue and immediately adjacent to the 139-acre Colonial Park in the heart of Lebanon just north of Downtown. Access is located off of State Route 48 (North Broadway) and Monroe Road.The project consists of the acquisition of two parcels totaling 0.46 acres and the demolition of the existing building at 532 North Broadway Avenue. These properties will be converted to natural habitat through either planting of trees and/or prairie grass.


CJJADThe City of Lebanon Bainums Run Greenspace Preservation The acquisition of approximately 1 acre of land, two parcels, located at 1113 Deerfield Road in Lebanon, Ohio.

73,000 Acres1Warren

CJKAFThe City of Lebanon Miller Ecological Park Habitat Improvements This project invoices invasive species removal, pollinator habitat development, signage enhancements, and trail development to a portion of the Miller Ecological Park that was acquired with Clean Ohio funds with project CJGAE.


CJLADThe City of Lebanon Turtle Creek Channel & Floodplain Restoration Acquisition of the property located at 200 S Broadway in downtown Lebanon. The project will remove the building and retaining wall and re-establish the natural floodway and floodplain of Turtle Creek.


CJEACThe City of Loveland Loveland Wellhead Protection Nature Preserve This project protects about 21 acres of land within Loveland's wellhead protection area by deed restricting two contiguously situated parcels of land. Not only does this project help to safeguard the city's drinking water but also serves to protect the Little Miami River's ecosystem with diverse flora and fauna.


CJBAAThe City of Springboro Clear Creek Floodplain Preservation This project consists of fee simple acquisition of 80 acres. The project emphasizes the following: acquisition of land to provide access to riparian and connecting corridors; preservation of floodplain and stream-side forest functions; preservation of natural stream channel; preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and protection of water quality.


CJGADThe Village of Carlisle Central Avenue Land Acquisition This project will use fee simple acquisition to acquire six properties which consist of 2.088 acres and five structures. Future plan for the properties is to remove the five structures so as to better manage the floodway within the Municipality.


CJAAAWarren County Park District Twin Creek/Carmody Park and Preserve This project consists of the following: acquisition of land and conservation easements; development of parking and paths for public access; installation of signage; and removal of trash and debris. The land acquisitions total 67 acres and the conservation easement encompasses 263 acres.


CJAABWarren County Park District Cesar Creek Gorge Park and Preserve This project consists of the acquisition of 158 acres of land; enhancement of riparian corridor; restoration of natural stream channel; and establishment of wetland and wetland buffer. Benefits include preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; provision of access to a riparian corridor; restoration of floodplain and streamside forest functions; and provision of multiple recreational, economic, and aesthetic preservation benefits.

1,016,765 Acres158Warren

CRKADBelpre Township Little Hocking River Park Acquisition of approximately 65 acres in Belpre Township to create a new riverfront park providing public access to the Little Hocking River.

703,875 Acres65Washington

CRBACBelpre Township Belpre Township Land Acquisition This project, located in Washington County, provides for the acquisition of a little over 2 acres for an education resource area and for access to the adjacent riparian corridor. The project includes tree planting to protect slope areas, prevent erosion, and to create a buffer from intruding land uses.


CRBABFriends of Lower Muskingum River Ash Property On The Muskingum River This project is located within Muskingum Township on the southwest side of the Muskingum River. The acquisition provides for the protection of the last floodplain forest community type including the wildlife species adjacent to the River, and for the prevention of degradation of water quality to protect the rich mussel bed adjacent to the tract.

221,813Washington

CRDAEFriends of Lower Muskingum River Drayer Tract The project provides for the acquisition of approximately 9 acres of high quality wetland in the City of Marietta. The purchase fills in the gap between the Kroger Wetland (passive park) and I-77 providing a 23-acre green island.


CRDACFriends of Lower Muskingum River Bruner Acquisition This project is the acquisition of 20 acres of land near the Muskingum River in Washington County. The acquisition provides access to the riparian corridor and protection for habitat and rare, threatened and endangered species.




CRDADFriends of Lower Muskingum River Voorhees Tract This acquisition of nearly 76 acres in Marietta and Newport Townships provides for the protection of the land from development and the restoration of floodplain forest bordering the Little Muskingum River. The purchase also serves to prevent the degradation of water quality of the river, preserves and restores wetland areas, protects and enhances the riparian corridor, and maintains green space along the Little Muskingum River.


CREAEFriends of Lower Muskingum River Walnut Hills The project is the acquisition of 12 acres located on the west side of the high ridge that separates Greene Street near the junction with Phillips Street from Goose Run Watershed. The project serves to preserve aquatic biological communities, headwater streams, and water quality.


CRFAJFriends of Lower Muskingum River Ash Project - 2 The project consists of the acquisition of approximately 22 acres of floodplain woodland which connects to current Devol Run Preserve between the railroad track and the Muskingum River, as well as the donation of 11 acres of conservation easement along the riverbank. Project benefits include floodplain preservation, habitat protection, and invasive species control.


CRDAJThe City of Belpre Floodplain Restoration and Maintenance This project is for the acquisition of a one-acre site located within the City of Belpre along Blennerhassett Avenue. Project benefits include access to the watershed, and protection of the floodplain.


CRCAKThe City of Marietta Kris-Mar Greenway Preservation Project This 27-acre acquisition is located between Glendale Road and Hillcrest Drive in the City of Marietta. The property adjoins the Oak Grove Cemetery, a natural sanctuary and frequent observation point for bird watchers. The purchase reserves high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species and preserves headwater streams.


CRDAKThe City of Marietta Oldaker Acquisition The project provides for the acquisition of 2 acres within the City of Marietta. Benefits include preservation of floodplain, water quality, and aquatic biological communities.


CRFAKThe City of Marietta Ohio River Greenspace Acquisition The project consists of the acquisition of just under one acre, which includes approximately 250 feet of shoreline along the Ohio River. A nearly 2-mile trail extension is made available from other sources. The project provides public access and protection for habitat.


CRGAEThe City of Marietta Boersma Link The project acquires 21 acres located on the east side of Cisler Drive, north and south of the intersection with Gibbons Place in Marietta. The project will preserve mature woodland community providing habitat for migratory wood warblers and protect the water quality of both Goose Run and the Muskingum River.


CRDABWarren Township Inman Liberty Natural Wildlife Education Trail The project acquires approximately 46 acres to provide open green space in an area heavily impacted by new housing. This tract is directly linked to the Inman Liberty Township Park and contains some structures for use for educational sessions and storage.


CPGAEFriends of Wooster Memorial Park Hartman Parcel Acquisition For Wooster Memorial Park

Hartman Parcel is in the Township of Plain, County of Wayne and State of Ohio and consisting of approximately 48.6 acres, more or less, which consists of that portion of Permanent Parcel #42-00287.000 which lies north of Silver Road. It adjoins the southeast border of Wooster Memorial Park (WMP), located in the Townships of Chester and Plain, for 0.53 miles, and has 1425 feet of frontage along Silver Road (see map in project application). WMP is owned by the City of Wooster and is located several miles west of the City. The subject parcel will also have a conservation easement held by Killbuck Watershed Land Trust placed after acquisition. All mineral rights come with the acquisition. The acquisition would protect important forested and open space, protect bird and plant species and provid a buffer to WMP and its important habitats. The farm land would be allowed to go through old field succession to forest. This will further protect the watershed. The

301,680 Acres49Wayne

CPKAAFriends of Wooster Memorial Park Kenwood Acres (Aka Hartman) Ada Trail & Site Restoration

The project is for an ADA trail, boardwalk, overlook, habitat restoration of an existing 49.154 acre Clean Ohio Site acquired in 2013 (CPGAE).


CPKAGFriends of Wooster Memorial Park Tooley Property Fee simple acquisition of 16.323 acres.107,453 Acres16Wayne

CPKAHFriends of Wooster Memorial Park Roller Property #1 Acquisition Fee simple acquisition of 34.4 acres.204,610 Acres34Wayne



CPCALIzaak Walton League of Wayne County Expanding Protection of A Primary Headwater Stream

This project acquires 9 acres of upper watershed, spring-fed habitat in primary Cedar Run tributary. Benefits include the preservation of one of the highest quality Class 3 headwater streams in the state, and the restoration of aquatic biological communities.

27,500 Acres9Wayne

CPCAHKilbuck Watershed Land Trust Strock Woods Conservation Project This purchase of 65 acres is located in Chester Township bordering the Wooster Memorial Park, and on the watershed boundary between the Rathburn Run and the Little Killbuck Creek. It encompasses a portion of the upland ridge dividing the Little Killbuck from Rathburn Run, as well as floodplain along the Little Killbuck.


CPDAEKilbuck Watershed Land Trust Wooster Memorial Park/Rathburn Run Watershed Buffer Project

This project involves the fee simple purchase of 6 acres as a buffer in Chester Township, adjacent to the west boundary of the Wooster Memorial Park. The buffer parcel is situated in the upland watershed of the Rathburn Run, a high-quality, cool running stream that flows through the park into the Little Killbuck Creek.

19,850 Acres6Wayne

CPFAAMedina County Park District Harrison Property Acquisition The project acquires 59 acres of land located along the Killbuck Creek. Preservation of the area ensures no development or riparian habitat destruction within the floodplain that could degrade the stream and disrupt floodplain function. Situated over a high-yield aquifer, the site contains a portion of the Killbuck Creek, open-water quarry lakes, open fields, and forest lands that provide habitat for two state listed rare bird species: the Brown Creeper and Cerulean Warbler.


CPDACThe City of Orrville Orr Park Annex Stream Restoration and Walking Trail Extension

The Orr Park Annex Stream Restoration relocates and restores approximately 800 of headwater stream and associated riparian corridor, and extends a walking trail from the adjacent Orr Park annex alongside the restored stream. The project is located on the grounds of the Orrville Water Treatment Plant at the intersection of Vine and Mineral Springs in Orrville.

64,274 Feet800Wayne

CPEABThe City of Wooster Oak Hill Park - A.K.A. Noble Park The project provides for the acquisition of a 100-acre site for preservation as a natural area open space park with limited hardscape improvements. Long-term use is limited passive recreation and sustainable education including nature interpretation, picnicking, outdoor classroom instruction, walking, jogging, cross country skiing, wildlife observation, sledding and biking. Eventually, approximately 90 percent of the acreage will incorporate meadows and seasonal forest containing native plant material.


CPKABWestern Reserve Land Conservancy Kister Mill and Millbrook Fen Preservation Project Fee Simple acquisition of 15.5 acre fen and mill.694,797 Acres16Wayne

CEAAGWilliams County Land Preservation Project This project includes the purchase of approximately 94 acres of land adjacent to the St. Joseph River in Williams County for the purpose of creating a passive recreation and outdoor environmental education lab. Public access is provided with the construction of a 120-foot authentic wood covered bridge.

367,000 Acres94Williams

CEGADBlack Swamp Conservancy Black Swamp Conservation Area-Sugar Ridge Road Acquisition

The property is located in Section 4 of Freedom Township, Wood County. It is approximately 0.94 miles northwest of the Village of Pemberville and 1.25 miles south of the Village of Luckey. The property is bounded to the north by Sugar Ridge Road. The property includes approximately 84 acres of the wooded acreage. The non-wooded acreage currently contained within the parcel will not be subject to the conservation easement. A survey of the conservation easement will be performed and an independent parcel number will be assigned to the conservation easement area.

161,920 Acres84Wood

CELACBlack Swamp Conservancy Sugar Ridge Prairie Protection Project Fee simple acquisition of 6.5 acres at the intersectionof Sugar Ridge and Luckey Roads about 2.4 miles northwest of the Village of Pemberville.

107,500 Acres7Wood

CEAADWood County Park District Sponsler Property Acquisition This 160-acre acquisition includes 80 acres of wetland. The wetland area, located in the northwest corner of the property, is a superb example of a wet woods habitat and was once part of the great black swamp. The swamp once encompassed the majorityof Wood County and was a major influencing factor to its development.

80,000 Acres160Wood

CEBABWood County Park District Baron Property Acquisition This purchase of 32 acres expands upon the already existing 38-acre Bowling Green park property located directly to the north. The project includes a small parking area and reconstruction of a wet mesic prairie for the introduction of several threatened and endangered plant species.

50,000 Acres32Wood



CEBAJWood County Park District Huffman Property Acquisition This 58-acre acquisition preserves wildlife habitat, reduces and controls non-native invasive species, preserves wetland areas, provides for tree planting to expand the forested areas and the planting of appropriate vegetation to assist with filtration of run-off, and provides educational and recreational opportunities.

70,000 Acres58Wood

CECABWood County Park District Kane Beaver Creek Property Acquisition The project is the fee simple purchase of 18 acres representing the first public access to the Beaver Creek riparian corridor within Wood County and thus the first public preservation and protection project within the riparian corridor. Access to this property enables the Park District the opportunity to conduct many educational programs on this unique parcel of land, and makes use of the pond for public fishing.

100,000 Acres18Wood

426,286,829Grand Total:Project count: 1,183


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