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Ohio’s wildlife is roaring back—bobcats, bald eagles, wild turkeys, river otters thriving thanks to decades of conservation. Once 95% forested, the state plummeted to 10% as habitats vanished and species like bison and passenger pigeons vanished. But thanks to laws like the Clean Water Act and pesticide bans, nature’s rebound is real: the Scioto River’s cleaned up, fish are swimming free, and century-old animals are returning. Progress isn’t perfect—dams and endangered species still linger—but the comeback proves conservation works. Keep pushing. The wild is healing, and we’re part of the story.

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