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Water Conservation at Bernheim

Throughout Bernheim’s 16,140 acres, streams, springs, wetlands, and lakes surge, flow, and rise from the land. These hydrous habitats support a wide array of wildlife and help provide clean water for surrounding communities. Bernheim actively protects our ground and surface water and educates visitors and communities throughout this region about the value and importance of water conservation.

Ohio River Foundation Receives Funding to Remove Long Lick Run Chapeze Lane Dam

Ohio River Foundation Receives Funding to Remove Long Lick Run Chapeze Lane Dam

by Bethany Miller, Ohio River Foundation Dam removal will improve water quality and public safety, and protect freshwater biodiversity Ohio ...
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Spring House at Bernheim

Spring Restoration Work Near the Education Center

Springs are an important part of Kentucky’s history, with most early settlements locating near to major springs and licks. Unfortunately, ...
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Comparing Soils During Water Runoff

Bernheim Executive Director Mark Wourms explored the runoff of different kinds of soil during July rain storms. The storms highlighted ...
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Thank you to our Corporate Partners!

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