Category: News

Scottsville Adopts Landmark “Managed Natural Landscapes” Ordinance, Championing Native Habitats

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — SCOTTSVILLE, KY The Wild Ones Southern Kentucky Chapter (Wild Ones SOKY) applauds the City of Scottsville for the adoption of a “managed natural landscapes” ordinance, which was made official with its second reading on March 24. This is a significant step towards promoting healthy ecosystems in the city. The ordinance, which […] Continue reading "Scottsville Adopts Landmark “Managed Natural Landscapes” Ordinance, Championing Native Habitats"

Scottsville KY Ordinance Approves Natural Landscaping

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NEWS 40 WNKY – SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – After being reported for violating a city ordinance, one nature enthusiast worked alongside city government to come up with a new city ordinance to allow natural landscapes on private property. Tosha Clark, who started this project with her husband six years ago, wanted to make her home inviting […] Continue reading "Scottsville KY Ordinance Approves Natural Landscaping"

Who deserves a complimentary membership?

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Each year, our chapter can award 3 complimentary one-year memberships (from Jan 1 through Dec 31). These types of people/organizations are eligible: In February, our SoKY Chapter board of directors will select three recipients. Please submit your nomination(s) by February 19th.  Who in your community do you think should receive a complimentary membership from Wild […] Continue reading "Who deserves a complimentary membership?"

City Nature Challenge Coming to Bowling Green and South Central Kentucky

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This April, Bowling Green and South Central Kentucky will participate in the City Nature Challenge (CNC), an annual four-day global bioblitz conducted on the popular nature app, iNaturalist. This will be the first official CNC project in the South Central Kentucky region. Continue reading "City Nature Challenge Coming to Bowling Green and South Central Kentucky"