Western Wildlife Corridor

Category: Eco Information

The Western Wildlife Corridor, Inc. has been formed to protect, preserve and secure from harm the greenway corridor that runs along and in the vicinity of the Ohio River from Mill Creek to the Oxbow along the Great Miami River bordering Indiana. This corridor is a natural habitat for a wide variety of species of wildlife and plants and because of the soil structure, is extremely susceptible to slippage. These wooded natural areas are vital in providing for the emotional needs of people, cleansing the air, helping regulate temperatures and providing a natural buffer zone. This effort will be carried out in part by educating the public concerning this increasingly rare natural resource and its need for protection.