Wenrick Wetlands - Late Summer
The seventh edition of the B-W Greenway Local Foods Directory is now available!
The B-W Greenway Food and Farming Team’s 2010 Local Foods Directory is a consumer’s guide to eating locally. For more information, click here.
Join us Saturday, April 10, 2010 for an exciting event to clear an invasive shrub that has been crowding out the wildflowers and native plants in this 35 acre natural area. More info.
Welcome to our site. If our organization is new to you, we encourage you to take a look at the material under About Us.
If you are a land owner interested in the conservation process, you may find information in Our role as a Land Trust and the discussion about conservation easements and land restoration under Projects to be useful. We have also added links to more general information on land trusts in our Resources area.
If you are interested in joining our organization or simply want to donate, please look at Join Us/Support. For our members or other interested parties, we have located our newsletter archive under News/Events and have many useful topics listed under Resources.
Your opinions about what matters most is important to us. Please take a few moments to fill out our on-line survey. We will use the results to help us set priorities for current and future programs.
The B-W Greenway Community (BWGC) is working to connect Greene County's Beaver Creek Wetlands with Clark County's Wenrick Wetlands to create a strategic link in the Greater Dayton Greenbelt. We invite you to join us as we work to foster a spirit of cooperation and partnership between citizens, landowners, and local governments to build a sense of place based on concern for the improvment of natural and cultural environments.
You can reach us via our toll-free number (800-209-4963) or our general email address (info@bwgreenway.org).