"More than 80 acres along floyds fork in eastern jefferson county have been donated to the future fund."
Steve Henry has spent decades on the conservation and preservation of land and historic structures. His passion began when he was elected as a County Commissioner in Jefferson County. As an avid cyclist Steve would spend time cycling along Floyds Fork and made a promise to help protect it for future generations.
The beginning...
The History of Conserving Floyds Fork
Steve Henry has spent decades on the conservation and preservation of land and historic structures. His passion began when he was elected as a County Commissioner in Jefferson County. As an avid cyclist Steve would spend time cycling along Floyds Fork and made a promise to help protect it for future generations.
Conserving Floyds Fork
"Steve Henry Leads Effort To buy and preserve Floyds Fork land."
Steve Henry has spent decades on the conservation and preservation of land and historic structures. His passion began when he was elected as a County Commissioner in Jefferson County. As an avid cyclist Steve would spend time cycling along Floyds Fork and made a promise to help protect it for future generations.
Dr. Steve Henry and Mayor Jerry Abrahamson at a press conference....
Steve Henry has spent decades on the conservation and preservation of land and historic structures. His passion began when he was elected as a County Commissioner in Jefferson County. As an avid cyclist Steve would spend time cycling along Floyds Fork and made a promise to help protect it for future generations.
"Before Lt. Gov. Steve Henry left office as A District county commissioner he set aside $100,000 from his discretionary fund for the purchase of land."
"In 1993, three years before he became Kentucky lieutenant governor in Paul Patton's administration, Steve Henry saw development devouring large stretches of farmland along Floyd Fork in Jefferson County. He decided to do something about it."
-- By Chris Poynter, The Courier-Journal
