Wade Johnston has brought a vision of a connected, vibrant, cutting-edge Cincinnati closer to reality this past year as the director of Tri-State Trails. “We want to put Cincinnati on the map and think the trails will do that.”
A year after being appointed to the Great Parks of Hamilton County board, Caren Laverty has been appointed to serve as its president — only the second female to do so.
Great Parks of Hamilton County earned three Awards of Excellence from the Ohio Parks and Recreation Association.
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.
Great Parks of Hamilton County will dramatically expand its recycling capabilities after securing a grant from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency that will lead to 370 new recycling bins being placed in high traffic areas and golf courses within the parks.
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum has announced its final indoor exhibition of 2021, “From the Reject Files: Drawings, Maquette, and Proposals” celebrating an often-undervalued part of the art making process – planning and prototyping.
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…
Cincinnati Nature Center has created a John A. Ruthven Tribute on the Trails. Prints of Ruthven’s work will be displayed along the trails at Rowe Woods for visitors to view while hiking.
“Leverage” features a 10-piece retrospective of Bret Price’s monumental work in the medium of steel sculpture from 1999-2020.
