The new, free monthly program utilizes special all-terrain wheelchairs, called “Rosies,” to get those with disabilities out on the trails in Mt. Airy Forest.
Cincinnati Parks Foundation and partners making everything “Rosie” in Mt. Airy
Category: Nature
Cincinnati Art Museum says, “Bees, please,” to Queen City Pollinator Project
The Cincinnati Art Museum’s focus on community wellness supports bringing in honey bees to aid the health of the entire community.
Enjoy breakfast at Cincinnati Zoo with lions, cheetahs and hippos (oh my!)
The Cincinnati Zoo is serving up a hot breakfast in the coming months paired with visits with some of your favorite animals.
‘A Year on the Edge’ brings 20,000-acre nature preserve to Museum Center
Cincinnati Museum Center is bringing the beauty of one of the nation’s most biodiverse regions under the dome of Union Terminal.
Zoo’s famed Komodo dragon has cataract surgery
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s beloved Komodo dragon, Hudo, had his sight restored after recent successful double cataract surgery at MedVet Cincinnati.
Green Umbrella and Cincinnati Zoo share good news about the great outdoors…
Some flora and fauna to distract you from the pandemic
Many of us are heading outdoors this summer in to alleviate our boredom and freshen our outlook. Here are three programs for focusing your attention on flora and fauna.
Adventure Crew releases free “Outdoors for All Guide”
Adventure Crew has released its “Outdoors for All Guide,” a resource for area outdoor recreation and green space exploration.
Duke Energy: $253,000 in environmental grants to area organizations
The Duke Energy Foundation has awarded $253,178 to help support 16 projects to aid wetlands, conservation, outdoor nature classrooms, invasive plant removals, water quality, new tree plantings and pollinator gardens.
What to Do/Hear/See | Aug. 28-Sept. 3
Didya miss us? After a brief hiatus to recharge the batteries, we’re back with a freshly harvested batch of arts and entertainment picks for you.