ORGANIZATION: Gorman Heritage Farm
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Volunteers are welcome to join us as we learn about invasive plant species, why they are detrimental to our environment and also take action to combat their wide spread growth. Start the day with a brief lesson about the impact invasive plants have on our native biodiversity and also how to properly identify these harmful plants and how to remove them. We will then go to one of our multiple trails around our 122 acre non-profit farm to search out and remove invasive plant species.
Through this program we hope to educate volunteers on the negative impact invasive species play in our environment. Volunteers will learn how to identify these harmful plant species and the best ways to combat their growth, hopefully fully preventing their return.
*Use of herbicide is required to treat honeysuckle.
10052 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH 45241, US
The mission of Gorman Heritage Farm is to educate about agriculture, nutrition, sustainability, and the environment. The vision of Gorman Heritage Farm is to cultivate an informed, involved community dedicated to Building Healthy Futures. Our values fulfilling the Gorman’s legacy are: Self-reliance, Stewardship, Service, Fun Experiential Learning and Meaningful Labor.
Visitors to Gorman Heritage Farm will have an opportunity to learn about working family farms and their importance to significant historical and environmental events in Southwestern Ohio history. The Gorman Heritage Farm provides the Greater Cincinnati Area residents and visitors, memorable opportunities for hands-on learning and leisurely strolls through 122 acres of farmland and woods. Gorman Heritage Farm also offers fresh produce as well as meat from the animals raised on site.
10052 Reading RoadCincinnati, OH 45241
March 17, 2022