Tag: urban forest

Amidst all the chaos that has marked 2020, Wyoming still stood out in the eyes of others as a great place to live and go to school, as it once again accumulated an impressive array of accolades. 

Volunteers from Wyoming’s Environmental Stewardship Commission and Urban Forestry & Beautification Commission gathered on a recent Saturday to maintain the rain garden at Wyoming High School.

The City of Wyoming has doled out its annual beautification awards, recognizing nine homes this year for extraordinary efforts in urban forestry, landscaping and historic preservation.

As 2019 draws to a close, Wyoming can look back fondly at another year filled with many good things for those who live here.

Wyoming’s Community Garden is buzzing with industrious insects known as pollinators.

Todd Wales was named the 2019 Exemplary Volunteer of the Year. Todd has served the City of Wyoming in a variety of capacities including serving...

As winter gives way to spring, many Wyoming residents are looking forward to working in the gardens.

There's been a lot of talk about the tree removal that taking place as part of the Springfield Pike reconstruction project. Rumors would have you believe that there will be no trees left on the Pike when the it completes, but reality is quite different. 

Six Wyoming residents just completed the Freshman Class of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Tree Commission Academy.

Wyoming residents Gayle Ficken-Clarke and Bobbi Strangfeld received an award and a $10,000 grant from the National Make a Difference Foundation