In the spirit of “Green Living” we have decided to recycle, reuse and rehab the house on the New Kirby Nature Preserve to be repurposed as the Kirby Nature Center. This represents an exciting new era for the WWC. The Nature Center will be our first ever home office and…
The hard work of WWC volunteers doesn’t end with the good weather. OUR continuing habitat and trail rehabilitation projects sometimes provide a wonderful woodland discovery…..Our President Tim Sisson recently found these cool signs of critters in the corridor and reports one very lucky find……. “John Klein found the deer skull…
Hi friends of the WWC. We recently rolled out a donor page so you can see the ways you can help us protect the beauty of the Western Corridor of the Ohio River. Donor Page link: https://www.westernwildlifecorridor.org/?page_id=2209
Hello friends of the Western Wildlife Corridor, You can now become a member, or make a donation, quickly and easily on our new live membership page using PayPal. Just click our membership tab and you can join us right now. https://www.westernwildlifecorridor.org/?page_id=2050 We would love to have you as a member…
Did you see the WWC story on channel 12 news today?Dr. Denis Conover (UC biologist) and Tim Sisson (WWC President) spoke to reporter Josh Knight about the negative impact non-native species have in our area. Highlighted was the great work WWC is doing to eradicate non natives like honeysuckle and…
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
