Natural News – Garlic Mustard and Poison Hemlock
Spring has unfolded in Louisville’s Olmsted Park System! The Conservancy’s Team for Healthy Parks has …
Author: Jesse Hendrix
Help Us Get the Bingham Park Renovation Started!
Olmsted Parks Conservancy raises funds and advocates for investment for Louisville’s parks, and we work …
2025 Annual Report
Read the Olmsted Parks Conservancy Annual Report to learn about the accomplishments that you supported …
Women Who Shape the Landscape
We Need Difficult Women Now More than Ever – Garden Rant wrote an excellent recap …
2026 Iroquois Prescribed Burn
For the first time since 2023, conditions allowed for a prescribed burn at Iroquois Park’s …
Natural News – Invasive Phragmites
This month, we are talking about Phragmites! This highly invasive reed is spreading to wetland areas in …
Tyler Gerth Memorial Photography Contest Open Through November 6, 2026
Olmsted Parks Conservancy is now accepting entries of photography featuring Olmsted Parks and Parkways for …
Park Steward Training 2026
Olmsted Parks Conservancy Park Stewards serve as official ambassadors and play an integral role in …
Removing Invasives So Spring Wildflowers Can Bloom
Long before the floodplains of Cherokee Park are blanketed in yellow spring flowers, Olmsted Park …
New For Members: Park Tours by Denise Davis
NEW FOR MEMBERS: Olmsted Parks Conservancy certified tour guide and community storyteller Denise Davis will …