Clean water and healthy habitats are vital for our community, and thanks to a $1,900 volunteer grant from the Kimley-Horn Foundation, Tinker’s Creek Watershed Partners (TCWP) can continue our mission…
People can tell the U.S. EPA what they think of the proposal by submitting a public comment before Jan. 5. by Devin NunnariDecember 26, 2025 | Signal Cleveland Read the full…
A stand of trees in Tinker’s Creek State Nature Preserve What is a Nature Journal? At its core, a nature journal is a journal about nature. It starts with a…
Watershed education is hitting the road! TCWP is launching the Tinker’s Creek Water Cycle, a mobile, self-contained education cart designed to bring hands-on learning to classrooms, festivals, parks, and community events. What’s on…
Big news for pollinators! TCWP received continued funding from Enbridge and the Western Reserve Land Conservancy (WRLC) to expand our program Promoting Native Pollinators Through Bee House Workshops program through 2026.…
Allochthonous Production, Autochthonous Production, and Other Ecological Processes That Are Easier to Pronounce Article and photos by: Matt Siefert A flat-headed mayfly larva (Family Heptageniidae) emerges from disturbed leaf litter.…
Common shiner Rainbow Darter Big things are happening beneath the surface of Tinker’s Creek. This fall, the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD) shared exciting results from ongoing native fish…
Cigarette butts may look harmless, but they’re one of the most widespread and damaging types of litter. Through All Butts Lead to the Creek, TCWP is tackling this issue head-on…
Jim Córdoba-Alfaro, Costa Rica Joseph Losi, Solomon Islands Fall 2025, our office had the privilege of hosting two International Fellows through the U.S. State Department’s Community Solutions Program, from Costa Rica and Solomon…
As the winter season blankets our region in snow and ice, Tinker’s Creek Watershed Partners reminds our community of the importance of sensible salting practices to protect our watershed’s health…