With temperatures in the 60s, spring fever is hitting hard. All the more reason to make time to spend my lunch break outside.
Our Wander at Will series takes us to Lake Renwick Preserve for a winter dog walk.
The Preserve the Moment photo contest encourages photographers to share images taken in Will County forest preserves for chances to win monthly and grand prizes.
Need inspiration for embracing winter? Here are five ways you can seize the season.
First up in our Wander at Will series of low-key adventures is a long winter hike at Hadley Valley.
Follow along this year on a series of adventures through the preserves designed to showcase all they have to offer.
Your go-to destination for stunning fall colors.
Enjoy a walk where fall's surprises await.
Follow along with us on a seasonal hike through through Prairie Bluff Preserve, a pocket of natural space surrounded by the region's hallmarks.
Looking for a reason to it the trails and stretch your legs on a hike? Here are a few.
The summer session of the Be a Trailblazer experience wrapped up with participants winning prizes and making memories.
Wander through this prairie preserve, where wildflowers bloom and summer stillness surrounds you.
Liz Lyons of New Lenox has turned the Forest Preserve District’s Be a Trailblazer challenge into a fun-filled family tradition.
Monee Reservoir is among the most popular Will County preserves — a great place to spend some time fishing or out on the water in a boat. As popular as it may be, it’s probably a little underrated when it comes to hiking.
The preserves in the southern portion of Will County offer a welcome shift in surroundings thanks to the sandy soil found in the area.
The summer session of the Be a Trailblazer challenge is underway. Join today to discover, explore and engage with nature. The challenge runs through Aug. 9 and features thousands of dollars in randomly awarded prizes for participation.
With temperatures in the 60s, spring fever is hitting hard. All the more reason to make time to spend my lunch break outside.
Our Wander at Will series takes us to Lake Renwick Preserve for a winter dog walk.
The Preserve the Moment photo contest encourages photographers to share images taken in Will County forest preserves for chances to win monthly and grand prizes.
Need inspiration for embracing winter? Here are five ways you can seize the season.
First up in our Wander at Will series of low-key adventures is a long winter hike at Hadley Valley.
Follow along this year on a series of adventures through the preserves designed to showcase all they have to offer.
Your go-to destination for stunning fall colors.
Enjoy a walk where fall's surprises await.
Follow along with us on a seasonal hike through through Prairie Bluff Preserve, a pocket of natural space surrounded by the region's hallmarks.
Looking for a reason to it the trails and stretch your legs on a hike? Here are a few.
The summer session of the Be a Trailblazer experience wrapped up with participants winning prizes and making memories.
Wander through this prairie preserve, where wildflowers bloom and summer stillness surrounds you.
Liz Lyons of New Lenox has turned the Forest Preserve District’s Be a Trailblazer challenge into a fun-filled family tradition.
Monee Reservoir is among the most popular Will County preserves — a great place to spend some time fishing or out on the water in a boat. As popular as it may be, it’s probably a little underrated when it comes to hiking.
The preserves in the southern portion of Will County offer a welcome shift in surroundings thanks to the sandy soil found in the area.
The summer session of the Be a Trailblazer challenge is underway. Join today to discover, explore and engage with nature. The challenge runs through Aug. 9 and features thousands of dollars in randomly awarded prizes for participation.
Experience the prairies and woods and Riverview Farmstead like never before while trick-or-treating.
Start your Saturday by slowing down and reconnecting with nature with a guided mindfulness session followed by a peaceful hike.
It's not too early to start thinking about next year's flower gardens. In fact, if you're thinking about adding more native plants to your landscape, now is the time to sow the seeds so they germinate come spring.
Put down the rake. You can feel good about leaving your leaves wherever they fall. Letting them be is actually better for the environment.
Pumpkins are popping up everywhere these days, but once Halloween is over, don't just pitch your pumpkins. You can put them to good use instead.