Share your love for Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP) by decorating your water bottle, phone case, journal, and more with collectable stickers. This 15-sticker series commemorates the 50th anniversary of the park. Each represents a cultural, historical, and recreational aspect of the Cuyahoga Valley. They also celebrate the resilience of the region through restoration, conservation, volunteerism, and community activism.

The return of wildlife, such as the river otter, reflects the continuing recovery of the Cuyahoga River and Great Lakes watershed. Because of the fur trade, river otters disappeared from our region by the early 1900s. They were reintroduced by the state of Ohio in 1986. Still, it was decades before otters returned to the valley. Their migration to the park signals a healthy ecosystem with plenty of fish to eat. The park and its partners are committed to continued water and forest restoration efforts. Through both natural processes and successful reintroductions, diverse wildlife ranging from the bald eagle to the beaver, have returned.