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Cincinnati Nature Center, Rowe Woods was the first location of what is now a group of nature preserves. Rowe Woods is being returned back to its natural state before the trees were all harvested in the first part of the 20th century. |
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Woods consists of acres of grass and wild flower fields, forest,
ponds, water falls and streams. This original Cincinnati Nature Center
site Rowe Woods boasts 14 miles of hiking trails for members and visitors
to explore and enjoy. A great place to visit and enjoy nature.
The pictures below were all taken in 2002 with my 2.0 MP digital
camera. |
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Prairie Grass Area This part of Rowe woods is the prairie grass lands that is on the eastern end of the nature preserve. There is a nice Blue Bird house in the middle of the grass field. |
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The upper marsh pond This spring feed pond sits just south along the trail from the Prairie grass lands. There is a lot of wild life living around this pond. We often see Deer here as we walk along the trail. |
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The tree knot Along the trails you will find many trees. This one was formed into a knot. The tree looks very healthy and is one of the many types of trees you will find in Rowe Woods. The pictures on the right shows you a few of the many trees and woodland that are returning to their natural state. Cincinnati Nature Center Rowe Woods |
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The water fall shelter over look house. |
Bridge along the trail to the water fall house This bridge is one of many in Cincinnati Nature Center Rowe Woods. This one is along the trail that leads to the water fall over look house. |
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The view from the shelter house over looking Powell Crosley Lake across the lake from the main center and offices of Cincinnati Nature Center Rowe Woods. In 1965, a few dedicated naturalists, including Kay Benedict, Helen Black, Karl H. Maslowski, Katherine T. Nyce and Stanley M. Rowe Sr., created an place and organization where people could experience, learn and enjoy the natural Ohio. Cincinnati Nature Center's original location, Rowe Woods in Union Township, Ohio, was the physical location for the organization. Cincinnati Nature Center's two sites Rowe Woods and Long Branch comprise acres of irreplaceable natural and agricultural land, making it one of the top 10 nature centers in the country. Cincinnati Nature Center's education programs reach 12,000 school children each year with hands-on lessons about ecology, and help ensure responsible stewardship of the land well into the future The below pictures is a live RSS feed from Photopoints where more of my photographs are displayed.
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