If a tree falls in the middle of the forest, Heike Endemann makes a sculpture of it. Heike is a wood sculptress from Germany and is one of the 2011 Artists in Residence at Bernheim National Forest. Heike works with wood from fallen trees from the forest and transforms them to shapes that will leave you thinking, “how’d she do that?”

The Home of the Innocents is hosting their own 5 and 10K’s respectively at historic Bernheim Forest Saturday, October 29th, the races are an attempt to raise both money and awareness for this important charity that benefits children all over the Kentuckiana area.

Runners/Walkers are invited to attend as part of a team, which they can join or start; or enter individually while raising donations for the charity.

So, since it's legal to have a billy goat or two within the city limits (and they're the greenest way to landscape) I invite the urban gardener to take a look at some at the International Boer Goat Association 2011 Show at the Expo Center this weekend. The Junior U.S.

The Glenview Garden Club has traditionally included gardens exclusively located within the historic Glenview community on the Town and Country Garden Tour. This year, the Glenview Garden Club has promoted the tour from a green angle--for the first time incorporating gardens located close, yet outside the Glenview area. The three gardens featured outside of the normal Town and Country Tour route may be found downtown. Since my personal interest in gardening rests in sustainable living practices (the more urban the better), I started the self-guided tour at these newly integrated gardens.