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This map, soon available in print and a downloadable PDF, shows the 2,300 acres in conservation easements River Fields...
Our free bimonthly newsletter, The Current, can be downloaded here. Catch up on the latest in all things River Fields...
Explore land, water, and history with River Fields! River Fields is excited to partner with the Home of the Innocents...
Dear Supporters of River Fields, With joy and pride, I am sharing with you the PDF of the Courier Journal article that...
Louisville, Kentucky—Louisville-based River Fields has named Kristin Faurest the next president and CEO of the...
In total, River Fields has protected over 2,300 acres of land forever. View our current list of properties...
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Want to learn more about protecting your land and being a visionary? Or how about why we need to protect the flood plain? We have you covered right here:![]()
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River Fields protects, advocates, and educates about the Ohio River and its natural and cultural treasures. We stand up for what's right for the river and the people who depend upon it. Here are some ...
We're running out of spots for our June and July programs, and we'd hate for you to miss out. We've got our Edyalmoor tour on Sunday June 28, and our nature walk at Garvin Brown on Sunday July 12. Both are at 10 a.m. and led by biologist Gina Bergner. Programs are for River Fields members only, and are free of charge. You can bring a non-member for free. Email kristin@riverfields.org to secure your spot.
How about this great video from our intern Lance Spencer about being a visionary and saving land?
Visionary stories: Wolf Pen Branch Mill Farm
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Decades ago, Sallie Bingham acquired the acreage that is now Wolf Pen Branch Mill Farm. Thanks to her vision and care for the land, these 400 plus acres of f...
Why protect the floodplain? Watch this video to find out! Thanks to our intern Lance Spencer for the fine video work. ![]()
Why we protect the floodplain - so the floodplain can protect us!
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River Fields President and CEO Kristin Faurest explains how working with nature and protecting floodplains can help communities be more resilient.
What's it mean to be a visionary in conservation? Well, I'm gonna tell ya. Check out this short video. Thanks to intern Lance Spencer for the fine video work. ![]()
Visionary stories: Wolf Pen Branch Mill Farm
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Decades ago, Sallie Bingham acquired the acreage that is now Wolf Pen Branch Mill Farm. Thanks to her vision and care for the land, these 400 plus acres of f...
River Fields friends! Join us Sunday July 12 at 10 a.m. at our own Garvin Brown Nature Preserve for a walk with biologist Gina Bergner. Gina will tell us all about the place's natural history, including its floodplain ecology, wetlands, native vegetation, and past life as a farm. This is a River Fields members-only event, and registration is required at kristin@riverfields.org. Members can bring a non-member friend for free.
