Connecting people with nature.
From the BLOG
Meet Bernheim’s Endearing Bug Animatronic
Last year Bernheim featured 2023 artist in residence Sam Hensley at multiple Bernheim events. She led creature creation activities at RESTORE, made creature headbands and … Read More »
Soil Blocking: A Greener Approach to Garden Starters
As Bernheim's Edible Garden Steward, I've recently embarked on a journey to reduce plastic waste in the garden, and soil blocking has emerged as a game-changer in this endeavor! By … Read More »
Bernheim turns 90 in 2019. We’re celebrating with blogs about our work, history, and more.
Our Story, Your Story, One Giant Story!
Throughout the years, we’ve heard a lot of great Bernheim stories. For our 90th anniversary in 2019, we’re collecting them.
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IN THE NEWS
Bernheim Forest’s golden eagle Athena is back. See her 1,700-mile flight, which took her over many new places
Fire crews conduct prescribed burn at Iroquois Park
Armadillos in Kentucky? Sightings confirm small population in Bernheim Forest
On the shoulders of giants: Bernheim curator links art to preservation of nature
Wild Kentucky Under Proposed Pipeline Threat
Bernheim Forest announces new corporate partners manager
From the BLOG
Meet Bernheim’s Endearing Bug Animatronic
Last year Bernheim featured 2023 artist in residence Sam Hensley at multiple Bernheim events. She led creature creation activities at RESTORE, made creature headbands and … Read More »
Soil Blocking: A Greener Approach to Garden Starters
As Bernheim's Edible Garden Steward, I've recently embarked on a journey to reduce plastic waste in the garden, and soil blocking has emerged as a game-changer in this endeavor! By … Read More »
Bernheim turns 90 in 2019. We’re celebrating with blogs about our work, history, and more.
Our Story, Your Story, One Giant Story!
Throughout the years, we’ve heard a lot of great Bernheim stories. For our 90th anniversary in 2019, we’re collecting them.
Learn More
IN THE NEWS
Bernheim Forest’s golden eagle Athena is back. See her 1,700-mile flight, which took her over many new places
Fire crews conduct prescribed burn at Iroquois Park
Armadillos in Kentucky? Sightings confirm small population in Bernheim Forest
On the shoulders of giants: Bernheim curator links art to preservation of nature
Wild Kentucky Under Proposed Pipeline Threat
Bernheim Forest announces new corporate partners manager
Forest Under Threat
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Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest exists for everyone to explore deep connections with nature in Bullitt & Nelson County. For 90 years Bernheim has protected forests, streams, springs, lakes and conservation lands for the benefit of all people. Bernheim Forest and conservation lands are now threatened by a proposed gas pipeline that would cut through the forest.
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