Western Wildlife Corridor

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Our Story

We are dedicated to protecting, restoring, and preserving natural habitats and providing education to foster connections with the environment. Since 1992, we have been focused on preserving natural green spaces and now protect over 460 acres of forests at eight preserves that are open for the public to explore, learn, and discover.  

Our vision is to establish a protected wildlife corridor that spans over 30 miles along the Ohio River Valley, from the Mill Creek in Lower Price Hill to the Great Miami River at the Indiana border. The wildlife corridor offers numerous benefits, including providing habitat for plants and animals, protecting endangered and rare species, connecting communities, inspiring individuals to engage with the outdoors, preserving local history, and fostering future environmental stewards.

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By the Numbers

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Hours
The number of hours volunteers dedicated in 2025!
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Acres
The acres of forest we protect and manage along the Ohio River Valley!

Upcoming events

Build the Link: Rapid Run to Buckeye Trace

Build the Link: Rapid Run to Buckeye Trace

September 12, 2026    
9:30 am - 12:00 pm
$0.00
Join us at Rapid Run this summer as we continue an exciting project to expand the corridor between Rapid Run and Buckeye Trace Nature Preserve [...]
Volunteer at Kirby Nature Preserve

Volunteer at Kirby Nature Preserve

September 23, 2026    
12:30 pm - 3:00 pm
$0.00
Give back to nature while spending time outdoors at one of our habitat restoration volunteer events. Open to both new and returning volunteers, these hands-on [...]
Those Amazing Monarchs with John Klein

Those Amazing Monarchs with John Klein

September 26, 2026    
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
$0.00
Monarch butterflies are among the most fascinating insects in the world. Known for their incredible annual migration from southern Canada to the mountains of Mexico, [...]
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