
Summer Stewardship at North Pond
The sustained efforts of the North Pond Gardeners can be seen in the increasing health and diversity evident in the emerging sedge meadow on the pond’s east side. Many land
The sustained efforts of the North Pond Gardeners can be seen in the increasing health and diversity evident in the emerging sedge meadow on the pond’s east side. Many land
Finding a dead or injured animal is a stressful experience and it can be difficult to know who to contact for help. In Lincoln Park, the most common injuries to
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
by Sierra Chmela Invasive plants are nonnative species which often have a detrimental effect on local flora and fauna. Invasive seeds can arrive via animals’ coats or scat, wind, or
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