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Whether it’s saving money, reducing crime or improving water quality, “there’s a tree for a …
State officials approved $1 million in funds to help pay for plans to convert a …
A short 30-minute drive from downtown, Beaubien Woods is the starting point of the African American …
After a legislative session with no action on a new Chicago Bears lakefront stadium — …
Illinois state lawmakers funded plenty of pet projects in the state budget they passed Wednesday …
Tony Rodríguez talks about the impact on the trees, how they come out of their …
When construction for a water line running through the Edgewater neighborhood on the North Side …
Arborists planted tree No. 10,000 in the Little Village neighborhood to celebrate Arbor Day. The …
Chicagoans who love active, experiential learning can take an impactful day trip of paddling through …
Openlands promotes community forestry with the TreeKeepers program which serves as a gateway for learning …
On Saturday, May 4, Garfield Farm Museum will recognize five preservation endeavors at the 33rd …
Según Jessica Fong, directora de educación en Openlands, varias investigaciones muestran que realizar actividades al …
Ed Collins pointed out kames (glacial mounds), kettles (glacial holes), headwater streams, a hemi-marsh and …
Women make up just 10% of those in careers such as green infrastructure and clean …
On a recent weekday, short but mighty flames began consuming an expanse of tallgrass in …
Just shy of 1,000 acres adjacent to Richmond are set to become part of the Hackmatack National …
It’s not often that a thousand-acre parcel of land slated for real estate development winds …
In an era marked by increasing environmental awareness and urgency, the need for more diversity …
Mayor Brandon Johnson, together with City and community leaders, today announced the City’s first Native …
Paddling should be a liberating experience for the Black community. Illinois has miles of navigable …
Like many great cities of the world, Chicago owes its rise and prosperity to the …
Thirty-one years ago, I served on the 24-member Joliet Arsenal Citizens Planning Committee formed by …
Too much open space has been lost to development in the area. What’s needed most …