Trees and gardens in our community work hard to clean the air and filter stormwater in North Avondale. Paddock Hills and North Avondale tree canopy coverage at 43.7% is the 7th highest in the neighborhoods assessed. With the exception of traffic exposure moderate and diesel particulate in the air high, all other built environment indicators or air, water, and land pollution are deemed either very high or extreme.
According to the Cincinnati Neighborhood Profile from the Climate Equity Indicators Report_2021
Environment and Stability posts
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Eden Urban Gardens Spring Workshops
Hello Friends, We are offering 2 spring workshops in April & private field tours with all proceeds going toward funding of our orchard field & workshop location,45217. Address details available upon registration. Sun April 10th Farm Fresh Drinks Workshop 2pm-4pm, $15 Sun April 17th Organic Weed Management & Invasive Plants […]
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Cincinnati-native social media influencer wins James Beard Award: Summer 2022
The @blackfForager has an enthusiastic style of teaching us about the edible gifts from nature. A former North Avondale native and graduate of The New School.
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Environment – Dandelions: June 2022
Dandelions deserve a gold medal. One of the first links in that magical chain of events bringing dinner to our tables, this sunny flower is one of the first spring foods for bees. If bees survive the winter, they look to dandelions and other wildflowers for nutrition — so they […]