Membership

We encourage your support. By becoming a member you support an organizations that will have lasting impact on Fort Thomas. As a partner you are encouraged to bring your special talents or interests to creating a legacy for our community.

As a member, you are invited to be active in:

LAND PROTECTION

Our land protection and stewardship committee develops our policies and sets priorities for how to best protect the remaining forested area in Fort Thomas. It educates the public on the concept of a conservation easement and how to use them. It advises the board and works directly with land owners to help them achieve their conservation goals

Land Stewardship

The FTFC is dedicated to proper care of land for which it has stewardship responsibility in accordance with agreements made with land owners and in accordance with appropriate land practices. Invasive species eradication and native species restoration are related stewardship activities.

Projects

FTFC manages a variety of conservations projects such as the Model Native Garden in Tower Park, the Harlan Hubbard Studio and Preserve., and other land stewardship activities as described above.

Public Outreach

We educate the public through a variety of events, activities and programs. We host hikes and other seasonal activities. We started the Fort Thomas Forest Conservancy Backyard Habitat Program to help citizens create a sustainable yard. We created a natural history display of Fort Thomas at the Fort Thomas Museum. We sponsor the annual Earth Day celebration in Tower Park as well as various arts and science activities for schools and other organizations at the Hubbard Studio and Preserve.

Levels

  • Annual Adult - $35

  • Annual Adult + 1 - $50

  • Annual Family - $60

  • Students - $15

 
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We value the forests, green spaces and the great outdoors and our goal is to preserve those of our city, Fort Thomas, Kentucky.

We value the forests, green spaces and the great outdoors and our goal is to preserve those of our city, Fort Thomas, Kentucky.

 
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