Try your hand at a different kind of nature craft! Follow along with Conservation & Parks Technician Ethan, who shows that all you need is fibrous plant material to learn this simple rope-making technique.
While many people don’t like insects that sting, bumblebees play a vital role to our environment. Director of Programming Amy shares why bumblebees aren’t just important pollinators, they’re adaptable.
We have planted our Growing Together community garden bed at Glenwood Gardens! Check out what vegetables we’re growing using the square-foot gardening technique,
Find all 2022 Great Parks Fishing Tournaments standings on the Fishin’ Line. Standings are updated after each tournament, so be sure to check back regularly.
Great Parks is joining the national initiative to increase cellphone recycling and divert waste from landfills. New cellphone drop-off stations are now available at visitor centers and golf course clubhouses. Join us to Think Outside the Trash and recycle your old phone.
Great Parks is bringing fairy tale characters and magical creatures to the trees and flowers of Glenwood Gardens with the first Fairy Tale Festival, at Highfield Discovery Garden on Saturday, June 18.
In honor of Pride Month, we’re highlighting local individuals who have a love for the outdoors. Ashley Conway loves birding so much, that she created her own birding community, Queer Birders of Cincinnati, to encourage others to get outdoors in a welcoming environment.
In honor of Pride Month, we’re highlighting local individuals who have a love for the outdoors. Adam Moeller knows that stereotypes are harmful. That’s why he’s sharing how community gardening projects can let LGBTQ+ kids and adults be whoever they want to be