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Mill Creek Restoration at Highland Park Golf Course
Highland Park Golf Course, located in the village of Highland Hills and owned by the City of Cleveland, has some claim to fame. It hosted the Cleveland Open in the mid-1960s and saw greats like Palmer, Nicholas, and Tony Lema. It is where Cleveland native Bob Hope...
Become a Stewardship Sponsor and help protect Lake Erie
Lake Erie Starts With Me! Depending on where you are reading this, the title may or may not pertain to you. Looking at the image below, you’ll be able to roughly determine the boundaries of the Lake Erie and Ohio River Watersheds. Needless to say, wherever you...
Backyard Biodiversity Bash 2016
Your backyard can be a lively place with a few wild additions to your yard and garden! Learn how to improve your backyard habitat for wildlife while enjoying family-friendly learning stations, wagon rides, musical entertainment & food trucks. Shop for native...
West Creek Conservancy Hosts Great Lakes Brewing Company Volunteers
West Creek Conservancy shares our appreciation with the Great Lakes Brewing Company staff for coming out and planting a newly reclaimed site along West Creek in Parma. Though it was a very hot day, they worked hard and had fun! If you’re looking for a company...
Reimagining a New Future
West Creek Conservancy's Parmadale initiative was featured in this month's Parma Observer highlighting our desire to reclaim the area to relieve our over-stressed local sewer systems, and expand access to the park and its new trails, encouraging healthier lifestyles...
Creating Spaces for Nature
Restoring native habitats, one plant at a time. Where Native Plants are Needed: Above, volunteers at the Confluence Restoration Area in Independence complete the reintroduction of native plants, such as those now being raised at Spring Hill Native Plant Nursery. Once...
Carbon Credits
West Creek Conservancy is partnering with City Forest Credits to support tree planting and preservation projects in northeast Ohio communities. Companies can buy available credits from local projects and invest where people live, work, and play.
