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Source: The Courier-Journal By Pat McDonogh March 21, 2019 “They call me a troll, moon of the earth wealth sucker of the giant, destroyer of the storm-sun beloved follower of the seeress, guardian of the na fjord…
John Muir Circa 1875 Muir crossed the Ohio River into Louisville on September 2nd, 1867. Muir likely traveled south along the present day Highway 61. “I steered through the big city by compass without speaking a word to any one. Beyond the city I found a road running southward,…
Source: The Kentucky Standard By Kacie Goode October 11, 2020 Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest has a mission to connect people with nature. Interpretive Programs Manager Wren Smith and the volunteers she trains are helping to fulfill that mission.
Source: WFPL News By Ryan Van Velzer March 1, 2022 It doesn’t take a biologist to understand that bats, generally speaking, live in caves. Two widely known facts about bats: […]
Source: LEO Weekly By Julie Gross March 6, 2019 ‘Little Nis,’ the first Bernheim Forest Giant As I drive the serpentine road toward the Visitor Center at Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest, I see small yard signs carefully spaced to build anticipation:…
Source: The Pioneer News February 19, 2019 CLERMONT — The votes are in! The public has spoken! Athena is the name of the female golden eagle that Bernheim is now tracking. Named for the Greek goddess of wisdom, courage and inspiration, the public chose the moniker…
As a single footstep will not make a path on the earth, so a single thought will not make a pathway in the mind. To make a deep physical path, […]
No, this isn’t an existential question, nor is it about the mission of Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest. That has not changed since Isaac Bernheim made it clear when he […]
Louisville native brings experience and leadership to pivotal oversight role Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest officials recently announced the appointment of Louisville resident Clinton Davis as Director of Facilities. Bernheim is the largest privately-held forest dedicated to conservation and education in the eastern United States. Bernheim’s Executive Director Mark…
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 […]
Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2021 Artist in Residence Program, a central aspect of its Arts in Nature program. There were a […]
Since the summer of 2020, the University of Louisville College of Education and Human Development research team – Drs. Jill JacobiVessels, Meg Gravil, and Sherri Brown – has been meeting […]