Sally Sisson Anderson — Artist in Residence, Western Wildlife Corridor. Two years ago I raised several monarch caterpillars to maturity, saw them go into their chrysalises, and then watched the butterflies fly away. I know of other people from the Western Wildlife Corridor who did the same thing. This summer…
We at Western Wildlife Corridor cordially invite you to join us to Meet and Greet our first ever Executive Director, Matt Trokan. Matt grew up in Delhi along a tributary of Wulff Run Creek and spent many hours in his youth hiking and exploring the hillsides and waterways around Bender…
Come and join us on May 9th from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm for some Good Food and Good Beer for a Good Cause! Join us for a fun-filled evening to support the Western Wildlife Corridor! Enjoy music, a raffle and community. A portion of all sales from 13 Below…
Part of the mission of Western Wildlife Corridor is to “provide education to foster connections with nature.” Our Events Committee selects and plans many of the non-work programs and hikes we offer each year, especially at our Kirby Nature Center. This is your chance to help pick some of the…
Saturday, October 22nd, 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Kirby Nature Center 2 East Main Street, Addyston Ohio, 45001 Join us for a celebration of nature through art! As part of the WWC Fall Foliage Fest, we will feature the work of five local artists: Sally Sisson Anderson, David…
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…
Saturday, October 23rd, 11:30 am – 2:00 pm at the Kirby Nature Center(2 East Main Street, Addyston OH 45001) Join us for a celebration of nature through art! As part of the WWC Fall Foliage Fest, we will feature the work of five local artists: Sally Sisson Anderson, David Garza,…
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…
Here are some of the Native Wildflowers which have been blooming in our Preserves this year. We hope you have been able to get out onto the trails to see these and other native wildflowers. Big thanks to all our volunteers who’ve helped remove invasive plants, allowing the wildflowers to…
