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Fall 2008: Special 50th Annivesary Edition
	Front Cover What's in a Name? Sharing the Secrets of Gullybrook Save Money - Save Our Earth Energy from the Land Rare and Endangered Our Migrating Neighbors

Summer 2008
	Reusable Bags In Celebration - Lake Metroparks Turns 50 A History of Hell Hollow Trail Safety Tips
Spring 2008: 50th Anniversary Issue
	Lake Metroparks is 50 Years Young Lake Metroparks' First Naturalist - Don Strock Lake Metroparks Then and Now Penitentiary Glen Rocks? Spring into Wildlife Watching
Past issues: Winter 2007 - 2008 Fall 2007: Birds in Paradise Summer 2007: Keeping Lake County Green...and Blue Spring 2007: After the Storm The Flood of 2006 Recycle Issue
Winter 2007 - 2008:
	Cover Story: Turning 50 - Naturally Ranger Horse Donald - A Lifetime of Service Start Snowshoeing Our Agricultural Dilemma 50 Ways to Celebrate 50 Years of Lake Metroparks
Fall 2007: Birds in Paradise
	Cover Story: Birds in Paradise Home Sweet Home The Bald Eagle: More than Just a Symbol Backyard Birding
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Summer 2007: Keeping Lake County Green...and Blue
	Cover Story: Keeping Lake County Green ...and Blue - Lake Metroparks Preserves Land and Water A Legacy Carved in Stone: The Quarries of Chapin Forest The Coyote: Our Elusive Neighbor Summer Day Camps
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Spring 2007: After the Storm
	Cover Story: After the Storm Maple Sugaring The Secret Pool Spring Emergence Recreational Outreach Programs Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
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The Flood of 2006
	Cover Story: Resource Management - We are all in this together Progressive Stormwater Management in Lake County Water, Water Everywhere The "Big One" Flood Effects on Stream Life in Lake County/ Rapid_Relief Three to Watch
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Recycle Issue
	Cover Story: Lake Metroparks Recycles Tracking A Twentieth Century Ohio Trapper Lake County's Occasional Inhabitants Composting Making Every Page Count
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Naturally Speaking is inserted into each issue of Parks Plus!, which is distributed to every Lake County household four times a year in The News-Herald (non-subscribers receive it in Chatter); look for it on the following dates:

Parks Plus! may be picked up when you visit any of several Lake Metroparks locations, including Farmpark, Penitentiary Glen Nature Center, Concord Woods, Lake Metroparks Registration Offices, Chapin Forest Pine Lodge Ski Center, and more.