Report shows 6,600-acre loss in tree canopy but over 370,000 acres available to plant in County
This fall and winter, County Planning will again offer County Greenprint training sessions at area libraries. Read More ›
2018 is shaping up to be a big year for environmental planning, and there are many ways for you to get involved. Read More ›
It’s that time of year again—the orange barrels are in full bloom. It’s more important than ever to ensure that future construction and infrastructure projects are planned in harmony with protection and enhancement of our green spaces and waterways. Read More ›
Summer is here, and when you’re not busy enjoying our green spaces, you can learn how to use our County Greenprint tools at a hands-on training session.
2017 is Cleveland’s year of Vibrant Green Space, and County Planning is partnering with the Cuyahoga County Public Library and Cleveland Public Library to offer County Greenprint training sessions. Read More ›
Update, January 2017: we’re offering more training sessions at Cuyahoga County Public Library and Cleveland Public Library locations. Seats are going fast. Register today to claim yours.
The fourth biennial Greater Cleveland Trails and Greenways Conference will be held on June 2 in Brecksville, and County Planning is a conference partner.
The Cuyahoga County Greenprint, a new set of planning tools, is now available. The Greenprint includes a Viewer which provides information on the locations of wetlands, stream buffer zones, steep slopes, and other natural features. Read More ›
On October 7, the third iteration of the Green Bulkhead Project was installed in the Cuyahoga River’s navigation channel. The project employs the principles of biomimicry and modern engineering in an effort to create habitat for larval fish along a stretch of the river that has been heavily altered from its natural state. Read More ›