Ohio River Way collaborated with national partners to create the “Healthy Waters, Healthy Communities, Healthy Economies” report.
Local nonprofit backs bold plan to revive Ohio River, boost economy
Category: Nature
Nature Rx: UC Health and Cincinnati Parks team up to prescribe outdoors
What if there were a pill-free way to reduce your stress and anxiety, relieve headaches and lessen insomnia? With Nature Rx, the road to better health outcomes for Cincinnati residents just might be a literal walk in the park.
Polly Campbell: Common ground
We’d go out and picnic, follow the creek, find geodes and wildflowers. We’d swing out over the creek on a grapevine and sled down a hill that took a 90-degree turn just before a steep dropoff. If we left late, Dad might stop the car on the gravel road so we could hear the whippoorwills.
Ohio awards $500K for new Hamilton County connecting trail
Linking these Hamilton County sites will extend the existing West Fork Mill Creek Greenway Trail to nine miles of contiguous pathway.
Cincinnati Parks, MadTree partner for a greener future
For the past four years, MadTree and the Cincinnati Parks Foundation have worked together to promote the ReLeaf program – a tree giveaway open to all Cincinnati residents, with a focus on neighborhoods with the lowest percentage of canopy.
Cincinnati Museum Center’s new fossil exhibit transports guests to time before dinosaurs
A new addition to the Cincinnati Museum Center’s permanent gallery collection promises to transport guests back 450 million years to a time even before the dinosaurs roamed the earth. The “Ancient Worlds Hiding in Plain Sight” gallery showcases a collection of Late Ordovician…
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden earns top accreditation ranking for arboretums
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden recently earned the highest level of accreditation for its work as an arboretum, and is the only arboretum within a zoo to achieve this highest level of recognition.
Welcome, Uni: Cincinnati Nature Center adds raptors to ambassador program
Uni and a second raptor will be introduced to the public in early summer after they’ve acclimated to their new home.
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.
