Ken Leinbach

Villa Terrace Will Host 100 Events For 100th Anniversary, Charts Vision For Future

And check out that renovated kitchen.

Ken Leinbach to transition at Urban Ecology Center in June 2023, Jen Hense to become next Executive Director

Urban Ecology Center 7th Annual HKE MKE Returns with a Week Full of Events

Hikes support local organization, presented by the Rotary Club of Milwaukee

Port Milwaukee International Partner Fednav Limited Launches Local Tree Planting Project to Promote Sustainability

Over 100 trees to be planted between Port grounds and Three Bridges Park

Menomonee Valley Partners, Urban Ecology Center Complete Transformation of 24-Acre Brownfield

Multi-year campaign included creation of Three Bridges Park and Menomonee Valley UEC branch, expansion of Hank Aaron State Trail

Green Group’s Washington Park Plan Proceeds

With county board approval of long-term lease, Urban Ecology Center will expand facilities, services.

Should Washington Park Get Historic Designation?

Proposal for Olmsted-designed park could alter Urban Ecology Center’s plans for renovation.

Gurda Paddles City History through a Watery Lens in his newest book, “Milwaukee: A City Built on Water”

Gurda explores the city's complicated relationship with its most precious resource.

Will Cheaper Price Save Domes?

$18.6 million estimate for repairs and “National Treasure” designation by group.

How to Grow a Non-Profit

In 16 years as head of Layton Boulevard West Neighbors, Charlotte John-Gomez grew its budget from $70,000 to more than $1 million.

Donors give a lasting legacy to Milwaukee Community

Menomonee Valley – From the Ground Up campaign completed

New Arboretum Offers Year-Round Learning for City Kids

Funded by Rotary Club, with 40 acres along Milwaukee River, it's one of 12 nationally designated "Children's Forests."

Rise of the Urban Ecology Center

How a small non-profit in a trailer in Riverside Park rose to become a major player with centers erected in three county parks.

UWM Faces Slight Opposition

This meeting was appropriately held at the Urban Ecology Center. It was appropriate because one of the key opposition concerns around the Hometown site was its location along the Milwaukee River. Although the location was different many of the same citizens were attendance.