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.
Hey, who stole June? It’s already almost gone, but there’s still a weekend left to enjoy its arts and culture offerings. Heck, we might even get to enjoy some outdoor events. Fingers crossed.
Cincinnati Nature Center plans the ultimate party in the woods at this year’s spring gala. The “Back to Nature”-themed evening will honor executive director Bill Hopple, who will retire in May after 23 years in the role.
About 340 guests partied in the woods at Krippendorf Lodge in Milford to support Cincinnati Nature Center. About $107,000 was raised at “Back to Nature: An Enchanted Evening in the Woods.”
Holiday music dominates the week ahead, but there are plenty of opportunities to stimulate the other senses, as well. Check out our hand-picked sampler and share with your friends and family…
Cincinnati Nature Center’s annual springtime gala, Back to Nature, is celebrating the organization’s 50th anniversary by partying like it’s 1967.
Big changes are coming to the Cincinnati Nature Center.
Plans call for the Center for Conservation & Stewardship to be housed in the former Groesbeck home at the Nature Center, which is being renovated for a spring opening. Cory Christopher will be its director.
Cincinnati Nature Center celebrated the start of $2 million in renovations to the historic Groesbeck Estate, future home of the Center for Conservation & Stewardship, with a symbolic groundbreaking ceremony May 23.
