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Apples, pumpkins, and mums—the perfect autumn trio that welcomes dancing leaves and cooler, crisper days. While I admit to being enamored by the rows of mums and pumpkins at every local grocery store, I’ve been tuned in to another unmistakable trio in nature that signals fall’s arrival.

This spring, soon after the wild black raspberries bloomed, the fruit set that promised a future bounty was obvious. Starting mid-June, volunteers and staff headed out every three days to bring in this year’s crop of wild black raspberries at Long Branch Farm & Trails.

Educational programs, volunteer opportunities, clubs, camps, and more that provide opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to engage with nature at their own pace and within their own interests.

Often the decision to step into civic engagement is the result of a call to action that can no longer be ignored. For Julie, it was the loss of her home in 2006 that started her thinking that she should pay more attention to the political and economic systems that weren’t working.

Steve Inglish, a dedicated volunteer at the Cincinnati Nature Center, has become a significant influencer in promoting native plant gardening following his retirement. Mentored by experts and driven by his passion for environmental conservation, Steve uses his skills in public speaking and education to inspire others to adopt environmentally friendly gardening practices, continuing to "pay it forward" through public talks and leadership in community science projects.

At CincyNature Camp, we are committed to providing a positive camp experience for your camper that will help them grow in many capacities, now and for years to come. We look forward to sharing the wonder and adventure of nature with your camper. See you at camp!

John Gray is a man with a mission: to protect his organic farm and preserve the rural character of Batavia Township. Along the way, he is learning a lot about tools that citizens can use to try to influence decisions in their communities.

Light in the Forest will be your new winter tradition! This walking tour of seasonal lights reflects a theme of peace, nature, and the magic of the winter season. The 1-mile-long illuminated trail leads you past enchanting ponds, fields, through woodland areas, interactive light displays, and family friendly activities.