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This blog showcased the journey Harper, the Eastern Golden Eagle that Bernheim tracked during the spring of 2015 after fitting it with a GPS satellite transmitter. Bernheim partnered with the help Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources and the Beckham Bird Club, for this first of its…
This blog showcased the journey Harper, the Eastern Golden Eagle that Bernheim tracked during the spring of 2015 after fitting it with a GPS satellite transmitter. Bernheim partnered with the […]
Pat Maxwell, in Bernheim’s operations department, is a wizard when it comes to using big machines to move big stones. On Friday, March 22 he created this stone wall around the pipe that carries water from the new Edible Garden project into a new filtering wetland. Because the Edible…
CLERMONT, Ky. (May 25, 2022) – Community collaborations in urban agriculture are receiving support through a partnership between the United States Botanic Garden (USBG) and the American Public Gardens Association […]
Celebrate the night! Join Bernheim’s nocturnal naturalists for adventures from the dark side. Marvel at the moon, ponder distant planets, and explore the mysteries beneath your feet on our portion of planet Earth. Spring nights provide glorious layers sounds and stirrings of creatures large and small. Bernheim at Night…
Source: The Courier Journal April 28, 2022 By Lucas Aulbach A long-controversial proposal for a pipeline that would snake through Bullitt County is being sent back the drawing board after a […]
Bernheim is excited to join the upcoming Give Local Louisville effort, a great way to support our important mission “connecting people with nature”. On this date, your impact will be enhanced through multiple matching gift offers. On Thursday, October 1, 2015, the Community Foundation of Louisville will host the second Give…
Bernheim’s nationally famed arboretum is a beautiful, thriving mosaic of plants of all types. It is a special treat to take a slow drive or walk around this wonderful area […]
As a profession, we focus a lot on adaptation. Adaptation is important but it assumes that there will be a plateau we can adapt to. If we don’t address the root causes […]
[This post was extracted from Insider Louisville’s News Roundup on April 25, 2019] Source: Insider Louisville By Mickey Meece April 25, 2019 Andrew Barry | Bernheim Andrew Berry, the longtime forest manager at Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest, has been…
Water from the Research Center roof will supply this new 2000 gallon underground cistern. The water will be used in the raised beds for the Edible Garden Project. One of the challenges of this Living Building Challenge project is to capture, store, use, clean and return…
Asimina triloba, commonly referred to as the Pawpaw, is a deciduous fruit tree native to the eastern, southern, and mid-western United States. Pawpaw is one of the northern most representatives of its family, Annonaceae, as most relatives are focused in tropical regions. The common name is likely a variation…