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Ingage Partners plants 15 Northern Red Oaks at Jamestown Pike Park

Ingage Partners volunteers at Jamestown Pike Park, October 31, 2026.

It was a beautiful Saturday morning for some conservation work. On October 31, volunteers from Ingage Partners joined Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance at Jamestown Pike Park in Dayton, KY, to plant 15 Northern Red Oak trees, all donated to provide more sustainable trails to the community.

WHERE IT'S GOING

Jamestown Pike Park sits on a hilltop in Dayton, and it highlights two big ideas from the Northern Kentucky Regional Trails Plan.

First, it is on the OneNKY Connector, a walking and biking route from Erlanger to Fort Thomas that spans seven cities across three counties. In Dayton, the Connector runs through the heart of town, linking business districts and Dayton Schools with neighborhood green spaces like Jamestown Pike Park and Gil Lynn Park. When there is a trail along the way, the grocery run gets a whole lot better.

Second, the plan sees the park as part of a future spine of hilltop parks, with Highland Hills Park and Rossford Park, that could one day be linked by natural surface trails down to the Riverwalk at Riverfront Commons.

KEEP IT GROWING

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Elena Terán, CORA's Board Chair, led the day with her Ingage Partners team. She is an avid nature lover who knows what trails can do for people and neighborhoods, and sharing that with her coworkers became the highlight of her day. For CORA staff, it was our mission in action. For the volunteers, they were able to see their hard work on display.

The soil was hard, and volunteers kept cutting through compacted ground to plant these beautiful trees. Those 15 oaks will give shade, habitat, and healthier soil for decades.

Thank you for your time, your sweat, and a gift to the Dayton, KY community that will keep growing long after this fall.

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