Great Parks is wrapping up its two-year project to complete Park and Facility Master Plans. Building on community input received during the development of its first Comprehensive Master Plan in 2019, Great Parks engaged with more than 2,200 county residents,…
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.
Krohn Conservatory is welcoming back exotic butterflies for the next month, and you’re invited too.
Cincinnati Parks has teamed up with Great Parks and a dozen other regional environmental organizations to participate in the international City Nature Challenge.
Formerly the homesite of the James N. Gamble family, the property is primarily open greenspace that Great Parks will cultivate into a future park and urban ecology center.
This celebration of art and nature is free to the public. Including free admission to the Ancient Sculpture Museum, this special day will feature a wide variety of programs for guests of all ages.
Partnering with Electrada, a Cincinnati-based electric mobility company, visitors now have the ability to power their EVs using solar energy captured by the Zoo’s solar arrays located in the Vine Street parking lot.
Great Parks has started construction of the final extension and most significant section of the Little Miami Scenic Trail.
Giraffes are known to be nervous and skittish, so getting one to offer a foot, and stand still while it’s being touched and handled by a keeper is no small accomplishment.
