Please join us November 19, 7:00 p.m. at the United Crescent Hill Ministries building, 150 State St., 40206, for a discussion with Andrew Berry, Bernheim’s Director of Conservation, who will be presenting on Bernheim Forest’s strategic efforts towards protection of land, water, and biodiversity in the 21^st century. Learn about ongoing biodiversity projects including golden eagle research, stream and wetland restoration projects, and wildlife corridor conservation. Also learn about ongoing efforts in fighting the proposed LGE Gas Pipeline and new opportunities for connecting with nature at Bernheim.

Andrew Berry is a Kentucky native who has worked for over 16 years at Bernheim developing long term projects for conservation. He is a graduate of University of Kentucky with a BS in Natural Resource Conservation and Management and an MS in Biology. His experience ranges from implementation of restoration projects, land conservation, to biodiversity protection and research.

*Note: This will be a hybrid meeting, that is, both in-person and virtual. Once you hit the "RSVP" button, two things will happen:

1. You'll be taken to a Zoom meeting registration page. We hope you’ll attend in person, but if you want the option of attending virtually, then please complete the Zoom registration form (this secondary registration enhances security).
2. You’ll receive a confirmation email that will also contain the Zoom registration link.

​​​​Please register to join us for this important presentation. Our programs are free and always open to the public.