Golden Hour Hike at Prairie Bluff
Experience day turning into night on a stroll amidst golden prairie grasses at the perfect time of light.
The white-naped crane lives only in parts of Asia and Russia, but these elegant birds might remind you of the cranes we see closer to home.
Enjoy a walk where fall's surprises await.
Lizards and salamanders are easy to confuse with one another because they look similar, but there are many differences between them, starting with how they are classified in the animal kingdom.
The Forest Preserve District of Will County has acquired nearly 500 acres in Crete Township, its second largest land purchase in history.
It may just seem like Mother Nature is showing off when fall color hits its peak, but the spectacular display is the result of complex yet gradual changes in each of those lovely leaves.
River otters have staged an extraordinary comeback in Illinois, with populations rebounding from near extinction to more than 11,000 today.
Our domesticated dogs have many wild relatives roaming the world. In Africa, that includes the colorful and distinctive African painted dog.
Many people don't welcome the sight of a coyote in their neighborhood, but they are an important part of the ecosystem and their presence across Illinois is beneficial.
Follow along with us on a seasonal hike through through Prairie Bluff Preserve, a pocket of natural space surrounded by the region's hallmarks.
Dung beetles might do some dirty work, but we owe them a debt of gratitude for it.
Looking for a reason to it the trails and stretch your legs on a hike? Here are a few.
Young sunflowers follow the sun as it moves across the sky, and this adaptation helps them grow and mature.
A rare blue American bullfrog has been spotted in a pond at Four Rivers Environmental Education Center.
Boa constrictors are one of the most notorious snakes in the world thanks their squeezing ways, but humans aren't very desirable prey for these hefty snakes.
The summer session of the Be a Trailblazer experience wrapped up with participants winning prizes and making memories.
As Mark Twain once said, "Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get."
The white-naped crane lives only in parts of Asia and Russia, but these elegant birds might remind you of the cranes we see closer to home.
Enjoy a walk where fall's surprises await.
Lizards and salamanders are easy to confuse with one another because they look similar, but there are many differences between them, starting with how they are classified in the animal kingdom.
The Forest Preserve District of Will County has acquired nearly 500 acres in Crete Township, its second largest land purchase in history.
It may just seem like Mother Nature is showing off when fall color hits its peak, but the spectacular display is the result of complex yet gradual changes in each of those lovely leaves.
River otters have staged an extraordinary comeback in Illinois, with populations rebounding from near extinction to more than 11,000 today.
Our domesticated dogs have many wild relatives roaming the world. In Africa, that includes the colorful and distinctive African painted dog.
Many people don't welcome the sight of a coyote in their neighborhood, but they are an important part of the ecosystem and their presence across Illinois is beneficial.
Follow along with us on a seasonal hike through through Prairie Bluff Preserve, a pocket of natural space surrounded by the region's hallmarks.
Dung beetles might do some dirty work, but we owe them a debt of gratitude for it.
Looking for a reason to it the trails and stretch your legs on a hike? Here are a few.
Young sunflowers follow the sun as it moves across the sky, and this adaptation helps them grow and mature.
A rare blue American bullfrog has been spotted in a pond at Four Rivers Environmental Education Center.
Boa constrictors are one of the most notorious snakes in the world thanks their squeezing ways, but humans aren't very desirable prey for these hefty snakes.
The summer session of the Be a Trailblazer experience wrapped up with participants winning prizes and making memories.
As Mark Twain once said, "Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get."
Experience day turning into night on a stroll amidst golden prairie grasses at the perfect time of light.
Lake Renwick is a popular pitstop for birds during migration, so join us for a guided hike to search of waterfowl, eagles and songbirds.
Monarchs are one of several popular symbols in the celebration of Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. Learn what they symbolize and how you can attract them to your yard.
Forget Halloween; it's Owloween! In honor of Halloween, spend some time learning about these magnificent and mysterious creatures. Want to learn more? Watch the video below.
What you don’t know about these scraggly bearded giants might surprise you.