One of the 15 women predicted by Time magazine “to save the world” will be the keynote speaker at the region’s premier annual conference for environmental advocates.
Local sustainability event speaker set
Category: Environment
Ault Park putting $350K grant to work
It may be the middle of winter, but volunteer leaders of Ault Park are thinking about warmer weather when much of a $350,000 grant will be put to work to restore the park’s five-mile hiking trail network and make improvements to the children’s playground.
Energy group close to 2025 target
Neighborhoods to vie for clean title
Scripps nears $500K for Florida relief
To support ongoing relief efforts following Hurricane Ian, Cincinnati-based E.W. Scripps Co. has helped raise $470,000 for people and communities impacted by the storm.
Nearly 500 area volunteers respond to Hurricane Ian
The central and southern Ohio region of the American Red Cross has received 500 new volunteer applications since Hurricane Ian struck Florida.
Duke awards $115K in nature grants
Duke Energy Foundation awarded $115,000 in nature-related grants to 12 organizations in southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky.
Four schools try local-sourced foods
Four local school districts next week will pilot a program designed to serve locally sourced meals in schools.
Annual river cleanup seeks volunteers
Great Parks of Hamilton County will team up with volunteers to beautify and preserve one of the largest waterways in Greater Cincinnati during the “Clean Sweep” of the Great Miami River on Sept. 17 at Shawnee Lookout.
Film explains Cincinnati landslides
A nearly 45-minute film intended to educate the public about landslides debuts Sept. 7 on Cincinnati’s Channel 9 WCPO-TV, featuring a uniquely local story and cast of creators and narrators funded by a Cincinnati nonprofit.