This map, soon available in print and a downloadable PDF, shows the 2,300 acres in conservation easements River Fields protects along with the 65 acres of land we own and manage for the benefit of the public. Map by JEM…
River Fields is thrilled to partner with River City Paddle Sports to explore the river and/or Harrods Creek by canoe. We’ll be paddling together in their large Voyageur canoes while learning about the river’s history and ecology and how River…
Join River Fields staff, ecosystems specialist Regina Bergner, and University of Louisville researchers to explore Garvin Brown Nature Preserve, River Fields’s crown jewel. Rich with wetlands, forest, wildflowers, and Ohio River views, Garvin Brown is a true treasure made even…
The historic Edyalmoor estate - permanently protected by River Fields and the Kentucky Heritage Council - is an extraordinary example of early 20th century Olmsted-inspired landscape architecture, with a diverse collection of mature trees and a beautifully laid-out grounds. Edyalmoor…
Wildflower Walk at Wolf Pen Branch Mill Farm May 10, 2025, 10 a.m. – Noon Immerse yourself in the ephemeral beauty of wildflowers on these beautiful private lands protected by River Fields. Learn about how native wildflowers and trees support…
We're thrilled to share our 2025 programming slate with you, our wonderful supporters. Registration will open soon, but you can always email Kristin at kristin@riverfields.org if you want to book your place in advance or if you have questions about…
Coming up on Sunday Oct. 20 from 10 a.m.-noon you can follow Renee Frith -- the Director of Horticulture and Sustainable Landscapes at Bernheim Forest and Arboretum and self-proclaimed petter of plants – as she explores the gorgeously biodiverse forest…
Join us for a walk exploring the wildflowers at Wolf Pen Branch Mill farm with nature expert Gary Libby. This farm is an extraordinary property that is conserved forever thanks to a conservation easement donated by Sallie Bingham. This property…
Louisville, Kentucky—Louisville-based River Fields has named Kristin Faurest the nextpresident and CEO of the 65-year-old nonprofit, effective May 7. Faurest will replace MemeSweets Runyon, who announced her retirement after leading the organization for 38 years.“The board participated in a thoughtful…
The Edyalmoor Tour is held annually on the grounds of the historic Edyalmoor estate, which is protected forever by a conservation easement held by River Fields and the Kentucky Heritage Council. These tours are led by River Fields staff and…