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With fewer natural predators, the over population of deer are damaging the natural park environment. The plants and saplings that deer feed on support natural park forests and other habitat such as birds and small animals. Since 2007, as a way of addressing these challenges and...
With the last week of summer camps ending on August 3rd, we would like to thank you for supporting our Summer Nature Day Camps in Cincinnati Parks! The magical thing about camp is that it continues to make a difference for a child year-round…not just for...
The value of volunteering is important in contributing to a healthy and vibrant community. Many individuals volunteer for Cincinnati Parks and you can too! In fact, Deborah Grayson was recognized at the last Board meeting for all of the wonderful work that she has accomplished for...
Celebrate Park and Recreation Month this July Get ready to unlock A Lifetime of Discovery this month with Cincinnati Parks and the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA). Since 1985, America has celebrated July as the nation’s official Park and Recreation Month. Created by NRPA, Park and...
Cincinnati Parks is incredibly excited to be celebrating the official Ground Breaking of the Mt. Airy Trail in Mt. Airy Forest. In partnership with CORA (Cincinnati Off Road Alliance) and the City of Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Park Board will be introducing this new multi-use trail....
City leaders and Westwood residents came together today to celebrate the start of the transformative Westwood Town Hall project. Mayor Cranley, Acting City Manager Patrick Duhaney, members of City Council, community members, the Board of Park Commissioners and the Cincinnati Recreation Commission (CRC) took part in...
Cincinnati Parks values your feedback and interest. In order to accommodate the number of expected attendees due to the scheduled Burnet Woods presentation, the meeting will take place at Theodore M Berry International Friendship Park on Thursday, June 28, 2018, at 9:00 am. Click the image...
Cincinnati Parks is committed to providing parks spaces to build better lives and better communities. The goals and intent of TrIIIbe, and similar groups, was never in question. Cincinnati is fortunate to have many organizations carrying out charitable, community-minded work, often utilizing our park spaces. The...
The Park Board continues public engagement efforts toward potential improvements to, Burnet Woods. Previously, the Park Board hosted a community conversation at the Clifton Recreation Center the evening of May 23rd, at which presentations from two different organizations; the Camping & Education Foundation and the Clifton Cultural Arts Center were shared. Goals of the community conversation...
Cincinnati’s public parks help build better lives and a better community. As park champions we recognize these natural resources and the life they sustain, must be protected and managed for current and future generations. Additionally, the uses must be balanced and aligned with the needs and desires of the community and the Park Board. In this...