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7th Annual Wildflower Festival a Success
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.
New Property Acquired-Buckeye Trace in Sayler Park
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…
Winter Wonderland in The Delshire Preserve
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…
Harbinger of Spring!
I found this wildflower blooming at the Beekley Preserve this past Thursday – January 17! BTW, as I type this two Red Shouldered Hawks are circling over my yard. Maybe they’ll nest here as they did a few years ago…Tim Sisson, President WWC
New Buckeye Trace Property!
PRESIDENT’S JOURNAL By Tim Sisson After six years of trying, Western Wildlife Corridor has signed an agreement to buy an absolutely gorgeous property in Sayler Park. This property is exactly the kind of land that we were founded to protect; 15.7 acres of mature forest in the Ohio River valley.…
We are pleased to share artwork by Sally Sisson Anderson, our Artist in Residence.
This print will be available during the raffle at the Wildflower Festival this year scheduled for Friday, April 5th from 6-9pm at College of Mount St. Joseph. Save the date!!!
Western Wildlife Corridor-20 Years and Growing
Footprints in the Snow-Bender Mountain
It’s always interesting to see what’s been wandering around on Bender Mountain, and today was no exception. Right away, as I walked down the slope from Bender Road on the Eagle Scout trail, I could see that a lot of deer had been out and about (as you can see…
7th Annual Wildflower Festival a Success
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.
New Property Acquired-Buckeye Trace in Sayler Park
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…
Winter Wonderland in The Delshire Preserve
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…
Harbinger of Spring!
I found this wildflower blooming at the Beekley Preserve this past Thursday – January 17! BTW, as I type this two Red Shouldered Hawks are circling over my yard. Maybe they’ll nest here as they did a few years ago…Tim Sisson, President WWC
New Buckeye Trace Property!
PRESIDENT’S JOURNAL By Tim Sisson After six years of trying, Western Wildlife Corridor has signed an agreement to buy an absolutely gorgeous property in Sayler Park. This property is exactly the kind of land that we were founded to protect; 15.7 acres of mature forest in the Ohio River valley.…
We are pleased to share artwork by Sally Sisson Anderson, our Artist in Residence.
This print will be available during the raffle at the Wildflower Festival this year scheduled for Friday, April 5th from 6-9pm at College of Mount St. Joseph. Save the date!!!
Western Wildlife Corridor-20 Years and Growing
Footprints in the Snow-Bender Mountain
It’s always interesting to see what’s been wandering around on Bender Mountain, and today was no exception. Right away, as I walked down the slope from Bender Road on the Eagle Scout trail, I could see that a lot of deer had been out and about (as you can see…