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Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest has brought FEMMEnomenal Bluegrass Botanicals, an exhibition by Gabriella Boros celebrating the extraordinary achievements of ten Kentucky women who changed history in a meaningful way […]
To meet the standards of the Living Building Challenge the materials used in the Edible Garden have to be carefully selected. If we use wood it has to come from […]
Source: UofL News By Betty Coffman November 5, 2021 Elementary education students explored the Playcosystem at Bernheim Forest as part of a science methods class Jordyn Hunter expected to […]
Fall is a great time of year to get outside and play. As the weather gets cooler the fall colors start popping and you don’t have as many insects to […]
Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest is approaching our 90th anniversary, and we strive to THINK BIG everyday by demonstrating thought leadership within and beyond our borders. Bernheim just recently purchased 494 acres, bringing our total acreage to over 16,000 and continuing to make us the largest privately held forest in…
John Muir was one of the most significant environmentalists in U.S. history and the world. He was instrumental in establishing Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks and the Petrified Forest National Monument (now a National Park) and helped found the Sierra Club. Muir was influential in making the preservation of…
Bernheim’s staff facilitates research within our borders and beyond which helps guide our land stewardship and management practices. One of the most exciting projects has been tracking the migration of a golden eagle, named Harper by popular vote.
Louisville, Ky. (February 3, 2022) — The Forecastle Foundation, the nonprofit environmental activism arm of Forecastle Festival, has expanded by adding Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest as an official partner. […]
Bernheim is excited to welcome Renee Frith as the Director of Horticulture and Sustainable Landscapes. Bernheim’s Horticulture Department promotes ecologically sound practices and has a long history of growing plants and creating beautiful panoramic views. Frith was born and raised in Selma, Alabama and studied at Auburn University, where she…
Source: WHAS11 By Taylor Weiter June 4, 2019 Click here to view video. CLERMONT, Ky. — Plans for a new bypass and pipeline in Bullitt County might threaten a portion […]
Bernheim’s Digital Marketing Coordinator is responsible for managing digital communications efforts and to support the overall communications strategy to convey Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest’s mission, vision, and strategic plan. […]
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…