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I spent the last Saturday in September digging and standing in holes. I walked home …

President Biden created the American Climate Corps to send money to states that created green …

After a months-long search, Openlands has announced Michael Davidson as its next president and CEO, …

For 60 years, Openlands has been advancing nature-based answers across three states. Every year, the …

You can hike native Illinois prairies with bison, search for microbes in the Chicago River …

Illinois looks nothing like it did 150 years ago and beyond. Only .01% of the …

Looking over a wobbly guardrail, Dale Landmann uncoiled a few feet of rope, cautiously lowering …

We were motivated by a recent call to action by Openlands describing 60 ways that …

The past and future of agriculture intersected Friday on the centennial Casey farm west of …

The Kane County Forest Preserve District received a $10,000 ComEd Openlands Award for the development …

The Lake County Forest Preserves reported that its planning committee recently approved a resolution recommending …

Hello, Chicago Rethinking the role of vacant lots in Chicago’s West and Southside

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Hello, Chicago In Chicago, one of the leading cities for the environmental justice movement, Misha …

Tony (Tonatiu) Rodriguez is the Forestry Program Coordinator at Openlands, where he’s involved with the …

Nature, history and community recently merged on the banks of the Little Calumet River with …

No government agency or individual can control the weather. But we can be better prepared …

Neighbors in the McKinley Park neighborhood on the Southwest Side and environmental advocates used a …

A pesar de las fuertes lluvias de los últimos días, Chicago se encuentra en nivel …

El curso de certificación de TreeKeepers, que Openlands inició en 1991, ha capacitado a más …

I first heard about Seton Falls Park, a sprawling 30-acre urban green space in the …

WCPT 820 AM – Openlands Tom Ebeling Interviewed About Street Trees

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