Presented by Suzanne and Robert Whayne
About Us: River Fields is a conservation, advocacy, and education nonprofit dedicated to protecting and enhancing the natural and cultural resources along the Ohio River. Founded in 1959, we are the oldest river conservancy advocacy group along the Ohio River and the ninth oldest conservation organization in the United States. River Fields owns 66 acres of land as well as conservation easements totaling more than 2,300 acres.
Fundraiser Focus: We are renaturalizing the land we own on River Road at Lime Kiln Lane, replacing overgrowth and invasive species with river and creek views, wildflowers and native grasses and creating a new jewel for everyone to enjoy. Your support can help us realize this effort for good ecological stewardship in the River Road corridor!
Honoring Laura Lee Brown: Laura Lee Brown's lifelong commitment to conservation and River Fields has shaped the future of the Ohio River corridor. As an Honorary Trustee and champion of preserving Kentucky's natural heritage, her visionary leadership and generosity—in
cluding protecting Garvin Brown Nature Preserve—have created a lasting legacy that will benefit generations to come.