The Boone Conservancy’s mission to protect greenspace has a new source of funding
A new partnership should enable the Boone Conservancy to expand its mission to protect the natural landscapes of Boone County.
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Avondale residents might get a bus-only lane on Reading Road
The proposal would help riders get to their destinations more efficiently and reliably.
Video & Co. [VIDEO] featuring Mike Lydon re: public places, streets and COVID-19
Yard & Company's video podcast series focuses on COVID-19 and the impact on cities. Episode three features Brooklyn-based Mike Lydon from Street Plans. Lydon is a key leader of the Tactical Urbanism movement globally.
Cincinnati is No. 5 in the nation for parks
During the pandemic, parks have become de facto gyms as well as popular destinations for strolling, hiking, biking, or running
GE Additive prints unique 3D feeder for Cincinnati Zoo animals
In an effort to mimic the natural feeding habits of the zoo’s inhabitants, a complex feeder was created to stimulate how animals eat in the wild.
The Outride Fund grants $10,000 to area parks and biking associations
Their mission is to empower local communities to launch a variety of youth cycling initiatives nationwide.
Green Umbrella: Connecting the dots between trails, food, greenspace, and healthy workplaces
As spring unfolds, people are flocking to parks, nature preserves, and other protected greenspaces. Time outside is providing us physical activity, mental clarity, opportunities for learning, and a break from being home all day.
New community fund will help preserve and protect the Licking River
It's an investment in the conservation and stewardship of the river.
Walnut Hills changemakers: locals come together to provide healthy food for the community
During the latest On the Ground Community Newsroom, host Kathryne Gardette spoke with four people working together to bring fresh meals to the neighborhood.
Groundsource grows in Walnut Hills: residents talk food access
Join the conversation: text HELLO to 513-230-6899.
Avondale residents might get a bus-only lane on Reading Road
The proposal would help riders get to their destinations more efficiently and reliably.
Video & Co. [VIDEO] featuring Mike Lydon re: public places, streets and COVID-19
Yard & Company's video podcast series focuses on COVID-19 and the impact on cities. Episode three features Brooklyn-based Mike Lydon from Street Plans. Lydon is a key leader of the Tactical Urbanism movement globally.
Cincinnati is No. 5 in the nation for parks
During the pandemic, parks have become de facto gyms as well as popular destinations for strolling, hiking, biking, or running
GE Additive prints unique 3D feeder for Cincinnati Zoo animals
In an effort to mimic the natural feeding habits of the zoo’s inhabitants, a complex feeder was created to stimulate how animals eat in the wild.
The Outride Fund grants $10,000 to area parks and biking associations
Their mission is to empower local communities to launch a variety of youth cycling initiatives nationwide.
Green Umbrella: Connecting the dots between trails, food, greenspace, and healthy workplaces
As spring unfolds, people are flocking to parks, nature preserves, and other protected greenspaces. Time outside is providing us physical activity, mental clarity, opportunities for learning, and a break from being home all day.
New community fund will help preserve and protect the Licking River
It's an investment in the conservation and stewardship of the river.
Walnut Hills changemakers: locals come together to provide healthy food for the community
During the latest On the Ground Community Newsroom, host Kathryne Gardette spoke with four people working together to bring fresh meals to the neighborhood.
Groundsource grows in Walnut Hills: residents talk food access
Join the conversation: text HELLO to 513-230-6899.
