Ohio House Resolution 269 honors The Ohio State University Stone Laboratory on its Centennial anniversary.

The Ohio House of Representatives congratulates The Ohio State University Stone Laboratory on its Centennial anniversary. Established in 1895, the lab has become the longest-running freshwater biological field station in the United States. It has played a vital role in advancing fields of study, addressing issues like toxic algal blooms and invasive species, and fostering a better understanding of natural sciences. The lab is located on Gibraltar Island near Put-in-Bay Harbor, perfectly situated to study Lake Erie's unique ecosystems.

Ohio House Resolution 269 honors The Ohio State University Stone Laboratory on its Centennial anniversary.

The Ohio House of Representatives congratulates The Ohio State University Stone Laboratory on its Centennial anniversary. Established in 1895, the lab has become the longest-running freshwater biological field station in the United States. It has played a vital role in advancing fields of study, addressing issues like toxic algal blooms and invasive species, and fostering a better understanding of natural sciences. The lab is located on Gibraltar Island near Put-in-Bay Harbor, perfectly situated to study Lake Erie's unique ecosystems.