Coming in September!
More to do in September! Great Outdoor Weekend
Butterflyweed
at Bender Mountain.
-photo by Tim Sisson, WWC President March
2010
Forth Annual Wildflower Festival... April 9
Don't miss the 4th Annual Wildflower Festival April 9,
2010, presented by Western Wildlife Corridor. It's less
than 8 weeks away! Immerse yourself in wildflowers at this
family-friendly event. Purchase some plants or seeds from
wildflower nurseries. Express your creative side with a
free wildflower art class taught by Sally Anderson, WWC's
artist in residence (pre-register 513 353-2708). Kids (and
adults) can play wildflower games and make nature crafts.
Many presenters from area nature organizations will be there
in support of wildflowers. You won't go hungry; we'll have
food for sale.
When this event first started almost 4 years ago, it sprang
from a need for people to learn more about wildflower identification
and preservation. How it has grown in popularity and size
every year! You'll take home with you, a greater appreciation
for those faithful beauties that return year after year,
quietly decorating the forests and fields. Plus, we think
you'll have fun!
It's 6-9 pm at the Delhi Senior Center,647 Neeb Rd. in
Delhi Township.
ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS
Now there is a new way you can help support the Western
Wildlife Corridor and save money at the same time!
The Story Behind
a Delhi Conservation Easement
A little bit
of heaven. That's how a Delhi resident refers to her home
of the last 30 years. And, thanks to a conservation easement
agreement with the Western Wildlife Corridor, her 18 acres
overlooking the Ohio
River and Kentucky will remain a "little bit of heaven"
forever. Read
on...
The Journey to Protect Delshire Preserve
In the late 1960s, the Delhi subdivision of Delshire was
created, consisting of 33 homes and surrounded by 17 acres
of greenspace with steep ravines and terrain too difficult
to build upon... Read
on...
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