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SUMMARY:Bender Mountain Wildflower Walk
DESCRIPTION:Spring Ephemeral Walk April 8 11:00am-12:30pm\n\n\n\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nJoin Joyce Richter\, Western Wildlife Corridor board member\, naturalist and avid hiker\, as she takes us on a guided walk through the preserve. We should see Blue-eyed Mary carpeting the forest floor\, a variety of Waterleaf species\, and many other blooming understory native wildflowers.This is one of the best places to see this variety and number of our native spring It’s been described as the “best place in Hamilton County to observe native wildflowers” by Dr. Denis Conover\, botanist with the University of Cincinnati.  We recommend sturdy shoes\, a walking stick if you need more stability\, and water.  We will require wearing masks and social distancing during our walk. Limit to 10.\nYou must RSVP to cincinnatiwildones@gmail.com before April 5. \nBender Mountain Preserve is more than fifty acres of wooded hillside between Bender Road and Hillside Avenue.\nThe principal areas of the preserve are owned by Delhi Township and the Western Wildlife Corridor\, who maintain the trails and work to eliminate invasive species throughout the Preserve. Bender Mountain has a range of hiking options from easy to strenuous\, and even includes a long-ago-abandoned stretch of Delhi Pike. Bender Mountain Preserve has over three miles of hiking trails\, some with a fantastic view of the Ohio River. This is a lovely\, heavily wooded\, restored nature preserve that supports hundreds of plant and animal species. It’s been described as the “best place in Hamilton County to observe native wildflowers” by Dr. Denis Conover\, botanist with the University of Cincinnati. The trails are well-maintained\, have Trail markers (signposts)\, and feature four benches. Follow this link for a map.
URL:https://cincinnatiaudubon.org/event/bender-mountain-wildflower-walk/
LOCATION:BENDER MOUNTAIN NATURE PRESERVE
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SUMMARY:April Audubon Program - Dave Nolin on Huffman Prairie
DESCRIPTION:Audubon April program\nDate: Monday\, April 26\, 2021\nTime: 7:00 pm\nSpeaker: Dave Nolin\nTopic: Huffman Prairie history and restoration\n[This is a Zoom meeting – information for joining the meeting is below] \nJoin us to learn about the history and restoration of Huffman Prairie – the historic flying field of the Wright Brothers. Located on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton\, this prairie has been the focus of local\, state\, and federal conservation efforts since the 1980s. \nDave Nolin grew up in Greene County and earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Wright State University. He retired from Five Rivers MetroParks in 2015 after 30 years of conservation and land acquisition work. In 2018\, he published the book “Discovery and Renewal on Huffman Prairie: Where Aviation Took Wing”. Today\, Dave volunteers for several conservation entities and is president of the Beaver Creek Wetlands Association. \nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/82207591791?pwd=SHlzWTlFUG1JSnE5c2RHYnU5L1dRQT09 \nMeeting ID: 822 0759 1791\nPasscode: 186680
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