The Calling Frog Survey utilizes the help of educated volunteers each spring to collect and submit data on amphibian populations in northern Illinois. In 2014, the Chicago Academy of Sciences
The Calling Frog Survey utilizes the help of educated volunteers each spring to collect and submit data on amphibian populations in northern Illinois. In 2014, the Chicago Academy of Sciences
As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the restoration of the Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool, the Conservancy is excited to undertake several improvement projects with our Chicago Park District partners
By: Janet Jaramilla and Mary Kay Kammer Janet and I have been friends since our long-ago grade school days in the western suburbs. We didn’t know exactly what we were getting
By Jackie DeThorne Recently, I was asked two questions about volunteering and donating. “Why do you volunteer/donate and why do you support the Lincoln Park Conservancy specifically?” My initial thoughts were
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September 23 – 10am until Noon
Join your neighbors for a community cleanup and stewardship day in Lincoln Park! Help care for the park we all love!