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- New bird-feeding stations inspire connections with nature
You can do it in your backyard or even from your kitchen table, enjoying the birds that come and go from your yard, or you can turn it an adventure, trekking to bird hotspots near and far to see what species you can add to your list of observed birds. “People will sit in front of the windows and watch the bird feeders, sometimes for hours,” she said. The hope is the same at Hidden Oaks, where the bird-feeding station is part of the extensive renovations
- Oneok grant supports Teacher Appreciation program
For a group of local teachers, the answer to the age-old question “What did you do on your summer vacation will include spend time relaxing at Four Rivers Environmental Education Center in Channahon. The Teacher Appreciation program is also a way for teachers to learn more about what Four Rivers and “It’s a way to show our thanks.” Teacher Appreciation program is not the first time Oneok has supported projects and initiatives at Four
- Foundation funding brings world-class exhibitions to visitor centers
Finest: Fly-Fishing Tackle” at Monee Reservoir; and “Golden Opportunity: Botanical Illustration” at Four “The Nature Foundation funding allows us to do even more with our budget dollars,” Pond said, adding To end the year, Four Rivers hosted “Golden Opportunity: Botanical Illustration,” on loan from the Denver Later in the year, Isle a la Cache will host “Indige-Facts” and Four Rivers will host “Lost and Found creation of in-house exhibits, allowing visitor center staff to create high-quality exhibits related to our
- Foundation donates nearly $400,000 to Forest Preserve
Preserve staff to create a plan that incorporated short- and long-range goals and made possible a large-scale Romeoville. " Lost and Found – Remnants of Savannas and Old-Growth Forests " exhibit, which opens Oct. 15 at Four Nature restoration at Four Rivers Environmental Education Center, provided by Pembina.
- Target grant brings antique tractor to Riverview Farmstead
equipment recently acquired by the Forest Preserve District aims to help bridge that divide and bring our The tractor is the same John Deere model as one owned by his father — and, in fact, is just a few serial “During the course of conducting many of those field tours the past few years, it became clearly obvious “You get a closer look at all the moving parts, the scale of the size of equipment and get a chance to our services to visitors,” she said.
- Foundation-funded pelts enhance hands-on learning at Isle a la Cache
see and feel the colors and textures, said Krukowski, adding that kids often get a kick out of one of our This is just another (safe) example of how The Nature Foundation supports the Forest Preserve District
- Shade structure installed thanks to Earthrise Energy
“A repair station keeps cyclists safe on the trails and roadways by giving them a chance to repair bikes
- Bike repair stations help keep trail visitors rolling
“It’s great to know that our trail users have points to ensure that their bikes are safe and trail prepared
- Be a Trailblazer inspires nature exploration, backed by Foundation support
Blazing your own trail through the Will County preserves was made easier thanks to an investment by Thanks to our generous donors, the Foundation provided $13,500 for the Be a Trailblazer experience to “Our goal with Be a Trailblazer is to reach as many people as possible and either introduce them to a The experience is divided into four seasonal sessions, each with dozens of missions for participants newsletters or check out our website, so this is a very effective way to meet people where they are
- Foundation enhances access, education and enjoyment across Will County preserves
No matter how you enjoy your Will County preserves this year, The Nature Foundation of Will County helps donations from the public as well as businesses and other philanthropic organizations to help achieve our That’s why we’ve been supporting their installations at visitor centers since our beginning almost 12 Our funds allow the flexibility interpretive staff need to meet evolving needs. Visit our donation page or mail your gift to The Nature Foundation of Will County at the Sugar Creek
- Animal ambassadors inspire discovery at Forest Preserve visitor centers
“They are certainly a gateway, poster children if you will, to begin the tale of the wonders that surround us in our natural environment in Will County.” While Four Rivers Environmental Education Center in Channahon doesn’t house resident ambassadors, they receive funds to help keep their outdoor bird feeders full to attract our flighty friends. ’d always rather err on the side of caution and be ahead of the game when it comes to the health of our
- Take It Outside campaign takes Will County by storm
“Take It Outside is really connecting people to nature, and that’s one of our priorities,” she said. The fun continues in 2024, with four seasonal challenges similar in nature to the 2023 adventure, albeit











