We help fill a critical gap in funding for the Olmsted Parks system by providing an independent and dedicated source of strategic support and leadership.
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We protect, restore, and enhance natural areas in the Olmsted Parks system through our work in ecological restoration, woodlands management and horticulture.
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We deepen connections between parks and people through thoughtful and intentional community programs.
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We center community voices through feedback from park users, neighborhood groups and other key stakeholders on important park matters, allowing us to better understand and address community needs.
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In 1891, Louisville’s first Park Board of Commissioners tasked Reuben Durrett, President of the Filson …
In the natural areas of our parks, the Team is completing timely work to wrap …
A new overlook in Cherokee Park is now open! Like Baringer Hill, a well-known Cherokee …
GIVE FOR GOOD LOUISVILLE 2025 RESULTS! $230,149 raised… and counting! 274 donors We were in …
In 2020-2021, Olmsted Parks Conservancy and Louisville Parks and Recreation engaged with park neighbors and …
As an environmental organization, our top priority in maintaining your favorite trails is sustainability. What …
Before we could renovate Elliott Park, it was important for us to gain a deep …
The Butterfly and Bee Pollinator Meadow in Chickasaw Park has been seeded! We had a …
An invasive insect may put your favorite local wine in jeopardy, but our Team for …
On the last Sunday of each month, we close Cherokee Park to traffic so park …
Cherokee Park
Louisville Parks and Recreation will open the gate on Uppill Road one weekend a month …
Iroquois Park
The Olmsted Parks Beer Garden Series brings pop up events to various parks within the …
Shelby Park
Enjoy a spin around Cherokee Park under the autumn leaves! Hayride in the Park features …
Cherokee Park