The Pickaway County Park District is proud to share that Washington Township has successfully completed the first leg of the walking path around Martha Hitler Park. This project was made possible through a $40,000 grant awarded by the District’s Park and Trail Improvement Grant program. Washington Township’s dedication to enhancing community spaces is a perfect example of how these funds …
Protecting Ohio’s Biodiversity: The Battle Against Invasive Plant Species
Ohio is home to approximately 2,300 vascular plant species, with around 78% being native. These native plants have always existed in Ohio, contributing to the state’s rich biodiversity. However, about 500 species, or 22%, are non-native, introduced for various purposes such as soil erosion control, horticulture, forage crops, culinary and medicinal uses, or accidentally by humans. While many non-native plants …
Help Us Improve Canal Park: Provide Your Input on New Restroom Facilities!
Enhancing Visitor Comfort and Convenience Canal Park is a cherished outdoor destination for our community, offering beautiful scenery, hiking trails, a unique playground and a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. To enhance the park experience for all visitors, the park district is going after grant funds to install a new restroom facility, specifically a vault …
Help Shape the Future of Our Park District!
In an exciting development for our community, the Park District is reaching out to you for your valuable input! We are thrilled to announce plans for the transformation of the 25-acre site adjacent to the Appalachia Ohio Alliance’s Genevieve Jones Preserve, formerly known as the Cooks Creek Golf Course. The District’s property is set to become the future Park Headquarters …