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Conservation is a key factor to Cincinnati Parks maintaining beautiful greenspaces. But the other side of the coin is Ecological Restoration. Ecological Restoration, as defined by Wikipedia, aims to recreate, initiate, or accelerate the recovery of an ecosystem that has been disturbed. Disturbances such has fire,...
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...
Every year in Ault Park between March & April you can expect to see the Cherry Blossoms in full bloom. Their vibrant pink and white buds and cascading branches stop many in their tracks to admire their beauty. Cherry blossoms are not native to the Cincinnati...
As of February 13, 2020 our team has continued to take precautionary measures to prepare for the flood. The river is expected to crest on Saturday, February 15 at 53.5 feet. The following has been completed to prepare: Barricades have been deployed along some of...
Deer Management Program Starts on Saturday September 28 With no natural predators, the over population of deer are damaging the natural park environment. Deer overpopulation in our forests diminish the habitat, meaning fewer sapling trees that will become the mature trees of the future. This is...
The flower buds are finally opening. It's time to come check out the unique sea of blossoming weeping cherry trees at Ault Park! According to Park lore, 1,000 Japanese Cherry blossom trees were given to the city as a gift to Mayor Russell Wilson in the...
Update for February 22, 2019: The National Weather Services has issued another Flood Warning for the Cincinnati stretch of the Ohio River. Cincinnati just went through a recent flood from February 11 to the 13th. Additional rains east of Cincinnati and local rain on Saturday, February...
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...