Recently, recruits from Louisville Metro Police Academy Class 21, joined Olmsted Parks Conservancy’s Park Champion volunteers in the fray as work to eradicate invasive plants in Cherokee Parks continued. Many thanks and good luck to the recruits- and thanks to all of our volunteers for their help restoring this popular destination!
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