Advocating Thoughtful Use of Our Hillsides

The story of our Greater Cincinnati hillsides begins with a beautiful pattern of rivers and greenery formed thousands of years ago by three different glaciers. These hillsides and river systems give the region its unique visual personality and contribute greatly to our quality of life.

Beautiful and fragile, the Greater Cincinnati area is prone to costly landslides. Concern over this problem is increasing as the scarcity of land gives rise to pressures to build. The landslide-prone nature of our hillsides is not the only concern. The forested hillsides form ribbons of green open space, and are a valuable element of environmental quality, providing wildlife habitat and migration corridors.

The hillsides form an integral part of the natural fabric of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. First-time visitors are often struck by the dramatic relief in topography, and the stunning overlooks of picture postcard proportions.

The Hillside Trust’s mission is accomplished through research and education, land conservation, and advocacy of responsible land use serving: Cincinnati and Hamilton County, along with the surrounding counties of Clermont, Campbell, Kenton, and Boone.

Please join us for The Hillside Trust’s 2022 Annual Meeting

Date:

• Thursday October 20, 2022 5:30pm to 7:30pm

Place:

• Turner Farm – Indian Hill
• 7400 Given Rd Cincinnati, OH 45243

Guest Speaker:

• Turner Farm Staff

Food:

• Appetizers, wine, beer, and buffet dinner

RSVP:

• Seating is limited to the first 50 guests. Please email (eric.hillsidetrust@fuse.net) or call The Hillside Trust (513-321-3886) to reserve your spot by no later than Monday, October 10th.