Get Involved

If you are interested in getting involved with the work of the Kenton Conservancy, please contact us at 859.331.8980.
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Monthly Meetings
Meetings are typically held the third Monday of every month from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at the PDS Office in Fort Mitchell. Meetings are sometimes rescheduled to accommodate site visits and other Conservancy activities. We encourage you to contact us before attending a meeting  
Volunteer Opportunities Include:
  • Trash cleanup in preserved properties and waterways
  • Mowing and maintenance of trails
  • Scout projects
  • Class field trips, research, and study
  • Removal of invasive species
  • Planting natural vegetation and wildflowers

Upcoming Events
Date TBD         Grand Reopening of Wolsing Trails

Past Events
March 2017      Volunteers remove gallery pear trees and honeysuckle from Petty Property
Nov. 2016         Clean up at Brushy Fork.  Debris and barbed wire were removed.
June 2015         Monarch Project Volunteers helped to plant milkweed at Wolsing Trails. 
Sept. 2014        Thomas More Students begin bio-assessment at Wolsing for management plan
July 2014          BWC funds engineering study of Banklick Creek at Wolsing.
Sept. 2013        Great American Outdoor Weekend 
March 2012       David Patton completes Eagle Scout project at Wolsing.100 tulip poplar trees planted.  Tree trail established.
August 2012      Work evening to get Wolsing ready for the Great Outdoor weekend.  
June 2012          Sign Installation
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Conserve Your Land
If you own land and are interested in exploring a conservation project, we would love to speak with you about it.  

Learn about the criteria we use to evaluate land donations, and the process involved.