The Duke Energy Foundation recently awarded $170,000 in grants to 14 organizations in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky to fund local wildlife conservation, healthy habitats, environmental projects and environmental programs.
Cincinnati Nature Center believes it is not enough to tell young people the importance of conservation, but that we must get them involved in leading real change. For the past several months, a group of dedicated, eco-conscious teens have been…
The Cincinnati Zoo officially broke ground on the biggest construction project in its history – the new Elephant Trek.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s new Dornette Kanga’ Klimb Aerial Adventure Course offers 58 different elements and challenges appropriate for any skill level and appetite for adventure.
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.
The Cincinnati Art Museum’s focus on community wellness supports bringing in honey bees to aid the health of the entire community.
The Cincinnati Zoo is serving up a hot breakfast in the coming months paired with visits with some of your favorite animals.
Cincinnati Museum Center is bringing the beauty of one of the nation’s most biodiverse regions under the dome of Union Terminal.
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s beloved Komodo dragon, Hudo, had his sight restored after recent successful double cataract surgery at MedVet Cincinnati.
