Ohio Biological Survey

Our Story

The Ohio Biological Survey has been dedicated to understanding and preserving Ohio's rich biodiversity since 1912. Founded by Dr. Herbert Osborn, this organization has produced over 170 publications that provide critical insights into the occurrence, distribution, and ecology of Ohio's flora and fauna. Evolving into an independent non-profit corporation in 2002, the Survey actively engages the public through citizen science projects and a small grants program, fostering a community of informed and passionate environmental stewards.

Impact

Through extensive research and educational outreach, the Ohio Biological Survey has significantly enhanced public understanding of Ohio's ecosystems and biodiversity.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to the Ohio Biological Survey support essential research and conservation initiatives that protect Ohio's natural resources for future generations.

Get Involved

Join the mission to protect Ohio's biodiversity! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to empower research and education efforts that make a difference in our environment.