Cleveland Nonprofit Unveils Comprehensive Plan to Revitalize Vacant Property into Urban Farm Hub
Food Strong, a Cleveland-based nonprofit committed to food justice and sustainability, is embarking on an ambitious 5-year initiative to tra
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Joan Elloway-Nash
Oct 143 min read
Cleveland Tree Coalition Distributes Over $600,000 to Support Urban Tree Planting
The Coalition, which received 15 applications totaling over $800,000 in requests, made its final selections with an eye toward community imp
Jenni Adamms
Oct 113 min read
Northern Lights Over Cleveland Stunning Display; But Should We Be Concerned About Solar Storms?
The Northern Lights made a rare appearance over Cleveland this week, turning the skies into a dazzling display of color and light. Typically
Sandra Anderson
Sep 215 min read
Don’t Eat the Lanternflies; Join the 'Swat Team' Like the Rest of Us
Over the past few weeks, Clevelanders have found themselves confronting an unexpected, unwelcome guest: the Spotted Lanternfly (SLF). As col
David Jones
Aug 282 min read
Could Sweaty Corn Be Raising Ohio and Midwest Temps? The Hidden Impact of Crop Moisture
An acre of corn can release between 3,000 to 4,000 gallons of water into the air daily. "It's the plants reacting to that warmer weather," C
Peter Lewis
Aug 162 min read
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Bids Farewell to The RainForest After 30 Years
The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo will close its iconic RainForest exhibit after more than three decades to make way for a new Primate Forest att
Nikkie Brown
Aug 92 min read
American Made Outdoor Items at Cleveland's Forest City Supply
Forest City Supply is committed to the local community by repurposing military surplus items, thus reducing environmental waste and providin
Nikkie Brown
Jul 302 min read
Cleveland's Soothing Scrubs and Eco-Friendly Suds Can be Found Inside STEM Handmade Soap
Celebrating over a decade in business, STEM Handmade Soap has been voted Best Soap in Cleveland. They now have a second location in the Van
Brooke Tamblin
Mar 253 min read
Superior Crossing Ushers in a New Era for Cleveland's Public Square
The Superior Crossing project envisions a more pedestrian-friendly Public Square, with features like shared lane markings for bicyclists and
Nikkie Brown
Mar 152 min read
Cleveland Businesses Gathering Donations for Tornado Relief
he local community is banding together to support those affected by the storms. Small businesses, such as Mario's Barbershop in Parma, are l
Peter Lewis
Feb 282 min read
National Parks Witness Surge in Visits with Cuyahoga Valley Leading the Charge
BRECKSVILLE, Ohio – The National Park Service (NPS) recently unveiled statistics highlighting a significant upsurge in visitor engagement...
Jenni Adamms
Feb 222 min read
Was a Falling Space Satellite Spotted Over Cleveland?
Residents of Cleveland's East side reported witnessing what appeared to be a "falling fireball" on the evening of February 21, ahead of the
Cleveland13 Staff
Feb 212 min read
Painesville and Mentor Battle Over 215 Acres in Ongoing Dispute
A contentious debate between the cities of Painesville and Mentor over the fate of a 215-acre parcel of land located at the intersection of
Brooke Tamblin
Nov 2, 20232 min read
Prescribed Fires to Benefit Wildlife and Habitats in Cuyahoga Valley National Park
The National Park Service conducts these prescribed fire programs with trained and experienced fire personnel. Their primary concern is smok
Brooke Tamblin
Oct 20, 20233 min read
Mentor Secures Ohio EPA Grant for All-Electric School Bus
Late last week, the Ohio EPA unveiled its generous grant of $329,000, which will cover 75% of the total cost of the eco-friendly bus. Mento
Kishore Dokiburra
Sep 20, 20231 min read
The Cleveland Metro Parks: A Vital Stopover for Monarchs
perhaps one of the most iconic and recognizable butterflies in North America. Its distinctive orange and black patterned wings are a sight t
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