Maumee River

White-tailed doe standing in tall vegetation at Side Cut Metropark looking toward the camera.

Exploring the Hidden Habitats of Side Cut Metropark Along the Maumee River

/ Field Notes

Field observations recorded June 17, 2026. Habitats Explored: River Gorge • Limestone Riparian Bluff • Floodplain Forest • Upland Hardwood Forest • River Edge Flats • Wet Meadow Patches • Historic Canal Corridor Habitat The First Thing I Noticed Was the Smell The first thing I noticed wasn’t a bird or a wildflower. It was […]

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The shallow Maumee river full of native vegetation throughout the river.

Maumee River Corridor: Native Plants & Habitat Restoration

/ Northwest Ohio Ecosystems

Introduction Flowing through Toledo and into Lake Erie, the Maumee River Corridor connects forests, wetlands, and urban landscapes, forming a critical ecological artery in Northwest Ohio. Often called the “Mississippi of the Great Lakes,” the river spans over 6,000 square miles and supports a rich diversity of species. By incorporating Maumee River Corridor native plants

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