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WWC Art Show and Foliage Fest
17th Annual Flower-a-thon is Back!
The 17th Annual Flower-a-thon, the biggest fundraiser of the year for Western Wildlife Corridor, will be held on Saturday, April 30, 2022. With your registration fee of $25 you are eligible to join us for one or both field trips and a simple lunch at Kirby Nature Center. Expert naturalists…
Western Wildlife Corridor Art Show
Brood X Is Back!
by Jessee J. Smith You may not have heard them singing, but you’ve probably heard the buzz: Brood X of the periodical cicadas (Magicicada spp.) is emerging over a large portion of the eastern U.S. this year. These big bugs belong to the order Hemiptera (true bugs) and are related…
Native Wildflowers in Western Wildlife Corridor!
Meet Our New Administrative Coordinator
Marie Finn was born and raised in Ohio, graduating from Seton High School before beginning her career in publishing here in Cincinnati. Her career in publishing continued for many years in California, where she discovered a love of nature, especially native wildflowers. Upon returning to Cincinnati, she began taking courses…
Trails Are Open at Kirby Nature Center
For your Information at Kirby Nature Center: If you arrive there to walk the trails, and find that the gates are closed, just walk around the gates, and you will be able to access the trails! When the gates are closed, it’s okay to park on the grass.
A Sweet Treat from our WWC Member to you
Participating in Community Shares of Greater Cincinnati has never been so sweet! Western Wildlife Corridor’s member, Linda Graviss, was chosen as Best of Show winner based on donor votes for its chocolate eclairs as a part of an annual program called Gourmet Grub for Good Virtual Cookbook. To see her…
WWC Art Show and Foliage Fest
17th Annual Flower-a-thon is Back!
The 17th Annual Flower-a-thon, the biggest fundraiser of the year for Western Wildlife Corridor, will be held on Saturday, April 30, 2022. With your registration fee of $25 you are eligible to join us for one or both field trips and a simple lunch at Kirby Nature Center. Expert naturalists…
Western Wildlife Corridor Art Show
Brood X Is Back!
by Jessee J. Smith You may not have heard them singing, but you’ve probably heard the buzz: Brood X of the periodical cicadas (Magicicada spp.) is emerging over a large portion of the eastern U.S. this year. These big bugs belong to the order Hemiptera (true bugs) and are related…
Native Wildflowers in Western Wildlife Corridor!
Meet Our New Administrative Coordinator
Marie Finn was born and raised in Ohio, graduating from Seton High School before beginning her career in publishing here in Cincinnati. Her career in publishing continued for many years in California, where she discovered a love of nature, especially native wildflowers. Upon returning to Cincinnati, she began taking courses…
Trails Are Open at Kirby Nature Center
For your Information at Kirby Nature Center: If you arrive there to walk the trails, and find that the gates are closed, just walk around the gates, and you will be able to access the trails! When the gates are closed, it’s okay to park on the grass.
A Sweet Treat from our WWC Member to you
Participating in Community Shares of Greater Cincinnati has never been so sweet! Western Wildlife Corridor’s member, Linda Graviss, was chosen as Best of Show winner based on donor votes for its chocolate eclairs as a part of an annual program called Gourmet Grub for Good Virtual Cookbook. To see her…