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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English ivy, winter creeper and periwinkle are often planted for their ornamental value. You have …
The Tyler Park Stage is officially OPEN! We had the honor of commemorating this event …
This holiday season, you can give a gift that speaks to your loved one’s connection …
Frederick Law Olmsted was not only a landscape architect, but also a landscape artist. …
The playground near Big Rock in Cherokee Park is now fully inclusive and accessible! Louisville …
We were thrilled to have Ayrica Bishop, Photography Educator with Murphy’s Camera, lead a photo …
Here’s what you need to know about fishing at Chickasaw Park! Kentucky Department of Fish …
Persimmons are dropping in the Olmsted Parks, and curiosity is getting the best of us …
Dear friends, Today we released a statement announcing that I plan to step down as …
