Birds are abundant along any of the wooded edges to the north and south of the campus core, but birding can also be done along smaller wooded patches in the campus core.

This is the campus of the University of Cincinnati's Blue Ash College. The habitat is split between lawns with ornamental trees in the campus core, approximately 50 acres of woodland with a ravine on the south half of the property, and an open landscape with wooded edges north of Walters Lane.  Visitor parking is available in multiple lots in white-lined spaces.

No maintained trails currently exist in the campus woodlots, and birding is best done in grassy areas adjacent to woodlots or along the sidewalks in the campus core.