WESTERN WILDLIFE CORRIDOR
DATES
NOV 14 (12:30 3:30 PM) – REGISTER
DEC 12 (Time TBA)
ABOUT
Since 1992, Western Wildlife Corridor (www.westernwildlifecorridor.org) has been focused on protecting natural greenspace in and near the Ohio River valley between Cincinnati and the Indiana border to the west. We do this for a lot of reasons; to protect and preserve habitat for local flora and fauna, to provide opportunities for people to access nature, and to offset and balance the environmental impacts and effects of development around us. WWC now protects over 400 acres of natural habitat. Volunteers are needed to build and maintain trails, remove invasive species, and other fun outdoor wildlife restoration projects.
SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
Working with retired Elder teacher Mr. Roger Auer, students will be working on variety of activities including trail building and maintenance, pond and habitat restoration, and more.
PHOTOS
CLICK HERE for photos from a few previous WWC visits.
