Sep 5 Environment Developers Say People, Glade Cress Can Coexist In Louisville; Experts Doubt It When the U.S. listed the plant as “threatened” under the Endangered Species Act, it noted development as the most significant threat facing glade cress. By Ryan Van Velzer Sep 5 Environment Developers Say People, Rare Plant Can Coexist; Experts Doubt It Ryan Van Velzer
Aug 28 Recut Recut: We Always Hurt The Parks We Love The Parklands of Floyds Fork is so beautiful that people want to live there. But what if they have to possibly destroy part of it in order to do so? By Laura Ellis Aug 28 Recut Recut: We Always Hurt The Parks We Love Laura Ellis
Aug 14 Environment The Future Of Floyds Fork: Louisville Works to Balance Nature Preservation With Development Most recognize the importance of Floyds Fork in southeast Jefferson County, but some remain skeptical whether the stream can bear the weight of further urban encroachment. By Ryan Van Velzer Aug 14 Environment Louisville Works to Balance Floyds Fork Preservation With Development Ryan Van Velzer
Jul 17 Environment Future Fund Buys Land For Conservation Of Floyds Fork Founder Steve Henry said he acquired 158 acres for conservation along the creek last week. Henry says it's one of the largest remaining forested areas along Floyd's Fork. By Ryan Van Velzer Jul 17 Environment Future Fund Buys Land For Conservation Of Floyds Fork Ryan Van Velzer
May 9 Environment Development To Fund Parklands Threatens Rare Kentucky Plant There are only about 50 distinct glade cress populations in the world — and all of them are in Jefferson and Bullitt counties. By Ryan Van Velzer May 9 Environment Development To Fund Parklands Threatens Rare Kentucky Plant Ryan Van Velzer