Evansville Forest Alliance

Kristina ArwoodFebruary 13, 2024

The Sprout Initiative

Education, FundraisingKristina ArwoodJanuary 11, 2024students, education, environment, outdoors, fun, creative, elementary, EVSC, Evansville

We Did It! 2023 Giving Update

Fundraising, NewsletterKristina ArwoodJanuary 5, 2024fundraiser, end of year, giving, gift, thank you

Giving: It Matters.

FundraisingKristina ArwoodNovember 16, 2023fundraiser, end of year, giving, thank you, gift, donate, donations, fall

A Treehouse is Growing!

Kristina ArwoodNovember 7, 2023

Q and A with Kailene Goldsberry, Outgoing Director of Environmental Education

Conservation, NewsletterKristina ArwoodSeptember 6, 2023Wesselman Woodsnature, nature preserve, trees, animals, skills, staff, people

Q and A with Cindy Cifuentes, Outgoing Director of Natural Resources and Research

Conservation, NewsletterKristina ArwoodJuly 25, 2023Wesselman Woodsnature, nature preserve, trees, animals, skills, staff, people

2023 AARP Community Challenge Grantee

FundraisingKristina ArwoodJune 28, 2023trails, accessibility, AARP, grant, funds, thank you

Help Fund A Mural at Wesselman Woods!

FundraisingKristina ArwoodJune 23, 2023fundraiser, funds, mural, art, outdoors, nature, wildlife, flora, fauna, birds, trees, indiana

Historic Expansion of Wesselman Woods

The Executive Director of Wesselman Woods (WW), Zach Garcia, announced on Monday, June 5, that the not-for-profit organization has added more land to its urban nature preserve.

The first land acquisition is a gift from the City of Evansville (the City): 32 acres formerly known as the Par 3 golf course and the 16-acre forested middle section of Wesselman Park.

The second land acquisition was a recent $2 million purchase of the 42-acre University of Evansville (UE) property on Division Street, adjacent to the 220-acre nature preserve. Combined, these three plots of land will add 90 acres to WW, a State Nature Preserve and National Natural Landmark.