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The James Graham Brown Foundation grant will enhance the lives of children of all abilities and backgrounds CLERMONT, Ky – Bernheim Forest is thrilled to announce it has received a […]
Join Us for the New Elm Lick Trail Ribbon Cutting Since 1993 hiking enthusiasts have marked the first Saturday of every June as National Trails Day. The annual celebration was developed to inspire the public and trail enthusiasts nationwide to seek out, discover, learn about, and celebrate America’s trail…
Raptors, majestic trees, and bushwhacking adventures lie ahead in 2019 Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest turns 90 years young this year! To celebrate this momentous anniversary, Bernheim is hosting a number of special events throughout the year including a series entitled “Forest Tours” – three-hour forest immersion experiences into…
Join us this Saturday for our 2nd annual Honoring our Roots in the Land daffodil planting celebration! Come nourish yourself with a bowl of root soup and hot cider. We will […]
Source: The News-Enterprise By Becca Owsley April 7, 2019 Sometimes in life you just need to do a little exploring. Recently, my mom and I explored the giant natural art pieces at Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest. Seeing the giant trolls on a beautiful…
Source: Atlas Obscura By Sabrina Imbler July 12, 2019 Sometimes the little things matter. Can a Snail Too Tiny to See Save a Kentucky Forest From a Gas Pipeline? The pipeline threatens part of the Bernheim Research Forest. ANDREW BERRY In This Story…
“The first wealth is health” – Ralph Waldo Emerson “Welcome to Bernheim” – these words signal the beginning of an enjoyable day as you drive through the front gate, ready to experience 16,000+ acres of fresh air, natural beauty, and tranquility. They seem to have even more meaning…
“Bernheim provided a different kind of landscape from what I have been working with in the west. One of the things I particularly appreciated about Bernheim’s residency was the flexibility and the amount of time the experience provided to my creative practice, allowing me to explore a new direction in…
The concept of reduce, reuse, recycle goes back to the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970. Earth Day was created by Gaylord Nelson in a direct response to […]
I recently read a quote by Robert Louis Stevenson, “Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds that you plant.” As someone who is responsible for utilizing what’s growing in Bernheim’s Edible Garden, I am sometimes guilty of focusing on the harvest. I love…
On February 1st co-curators of SONICBernheim, Sara Callaway and Aaron Rosenblum, gave a lunch lecture at the Kentucky College of Art and Design at Spalding University. They spoke to students about curating sound art and encouraged them to consider sonic and environmental elements in their own…
UPDATE: As of late 2020, Bernheim is no longer requiring reservations for entry. After being open for member appreciation since July 6, Bernheim is excited to announce its reopening to all visitors on July 27. To support efforts to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, we are modifying our…