The slow food movement, going green, and the desire for healthier produce have revived interest in growing and harvesting fruits and vegetables from our own gardens. Bernheim’s Edible Garden is replete with fresh food and provides the perfect setting for a Garden Harvest Feast. We invite you to join local chef, Mark Williams of Brown–Forman, along […]
Kick off June at Bernheim!
The summer has finally arrived! Bernheim is kicking off June with a weekend full of special events, including the Visitor Center Grand Re-opening, National Trails Day and Family Fishing Days. Join Bernheim on Saturday, June 3, and Sunday, June 4, to take part in the celebrations! Visitor Center Grand Re-Opening Celebrate the Visitor Center’s 10-year […]
The Birds and the Bees . . . And You
No, this isn’t that kind of article. It is springtime and most of us are spending more time outdoors enjoying the wonders of nature. Spring brings us increased signs of life including wildflowers and the animals that pollinate them (including those birds and bees). Without pollination there would be no wildflowers. There are serious threats […]
That’s a Wrap on the 2017 NAI Sunny Southeast Conference
What a week it was! Thanks to all who participated in the 2017 National Association for Interpretation (NAI) Sunny Southeast Regional Workshop: Rooted in the Land. Hosted by Bernheim’s education team, the workshop highlighted Bullitt County and our surrounding region, and extended Bernheim’s actions beyond our borders and contributions to thought leadership in the field […]
Nature's Notebook: Bernheim's Historic Fire Tower, 88 Years of Service
I spend nearly every weekend (and more than a few weekdays) in Bernheim’s historic fire tower. This tower has a long and important history that I enjoy sharing with our visitors. The initial land purchase for Bernheim Forest was made by Isaac W. Bernheim in 1928. This was the first step in fulfilling an idea […]
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