Read All About it! Local native plant expert, UC Professor Denis Conover wrote an article singing the praises of Western Wildlife Corridor’s Bender Mountain. “I’m doing my best to get the word out about invasive plants and the great work being done on Bender Mountain”. – Denis Conover _____________________________________________ Excerpted…
Our President Tim Sisson reports on recent sightings: The fawn was spotted by our group at Whitetail Woods on Saturday. Thanks Tom for the great picture. I saw this raccoon near the ridge trail on Bender Mountain on Monday. There were two babies that were squalling in the brush. They…
Our new nature candid camera at the Buckeye trace property caught this deer reacting to our camera like …well, a deer in the head lights.. 😉 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=661335123916677&set=vb.127200020663526&type=2&theater
A lovely buffet, cocktails and the white elephant exchange all added to our Holiday cheer. President Tim Sisson updated the crowd on all the success this year in land procurement and announced upcoming events including the Wildflower Festival on April 11, 2014. All in all we had a very successful…
Here is a pictorial account of nature loving families enjoying flowers, food and fun at the Western Wildlife Corridors Wildflower Festival on April 6th at the College of Mount Saint Joseph on the Ohio.
Due to the dogged determination of our fearless leader we now own the Buckeye Trace Property! Read about the acquisition of this great property in this Delhi Press story: The Western Wildlife Corridor has secured its 10th property with the purchase of 15.7 acres at 6446 Hillside Avenue in…
The 13.4 acre Delshire Preserve was created in 1996 and is owned by the Western Wildlife Corridor. Read about how this preserve came to be here The Delshire Preserve is bound by Cloverhill Terrace on the North, Hillside Ave. on the south, the cul-de-sacs of Eagle Point, Redstar and Fairdale on…
