Sounds of Insects Night Hike
Venture out on the trail at Thorn Creek Woods at dusk listening for the chorus of nocturnal insects.
Bluebells in bloom steal the show at this preserve, but they are far from the only thing worth seeing.
Fennec foxes are the smallest fox species in the world, and they thrive in the extreme conditions of the Sahara Desert.
We don't mean to badger you, but we'd love it if you took our 10-question badger quiz.
We use plastic every day without giving it a second thought. It's cheap, it’s convenient and it’s everywhere. And that’s the problem.
Eastern redbuds are one of the first pops of color in the forest each spring, providing splashes of pink in the canopy before the green creeps in.
Honeybees are the only type of bee that swarms, and they do so when they've outgrown the hive.
This preserve is a perfect place to savor nature’s quiet beauty and early wildflowers.
See how much you know about these birds on our 10-question quiz. You can study up before diving in.
Brush up on your knowledge of chubby-cheeked chipmunks with these five facts.
See how much you know about these seasonal singers on our 10-question quiz.
Exploring nature with your furry friend can be a rewarding experience, but it’s important to be prepared to ensure a safe and enjoyable hike for both you and your dog.
Check out our 10-question quiz to see how much you know about the only wild cat that permanently lives in Illinois.
Bald eagles are an impressive-looking bird, but they aren't the only eagle species worthy of attention. Meet the harpy eagle, a large bird native to the rainforests of Central and South America.
Answer these 10 questions to see if you are an osprey expert.
Test your knowledge on this 10-question quiz.
Peregrine falcons aren't one of those birds we see every day, which makes them a prized find for many birders. Spotting one soaring overhead or swooping down to catch prey is a memorable experience.
Bluebells in bloom steal the show at this preserve, but they are far from the only thing worth seeing.
Fennec foxes are the smallest fox species in the world, and they thrive in the extreme conditions of the Sahara Desert.
We don't mean to badger you, but we'd love it if you took our 10-question badger quiz.
We use plastic every day without giving it a second thought. It's cheap, it’s convenient and it’s everywhere. And that’s the problem.
Eastern redbuds are one of the first pops of color in the forest each spring, providing splashes of pink in the canopy before the green creeps in.
Honeybees are the only type of bee that swarms, and they do so when they've outgrown the hive.
This preserve is a perfect place to savor nature’s quiet beauty and early wildflowers.
See how much you know about these birds on our 10-question quiz. You can study up before diving in.
Brush up on your knowledge of chubby-cheeked chipmunks with these five facts.
See how much you know about these seasonal singers on our 10-question quiz.
Exploring nature with your furry friend can be a rewarding experience, but it’s important to be prepared to ensure a safe and enjoyable hike for both you and your dog.
Check out our 10-question quiz to see how much you know about the only wild cat that permanently lives in Illinois.
Bald eagles are an impressive-looking bird, but they aren't the only eagle species worthy of attention. Meet the harpy eagle, a large bird native to the rainforests of Central and South America.
Answer these 10 questions to see if you are an osprey expert.
Test your knowledge on this 10-question quiz.
Peregrine falcons aren't one of those birds we see every day, which makes them a prized find for many birders. Spotting one soaring overhead or swooping down to catch prey is a memorable experience.
Venture out on the trail at Thorn Creek Woods at dusk listening for the chorus of nocturnal insects.
Get some fresh air and exercise while helping to make a difference in your community by attending one or more of the Forest Preserve’s volunteer mornings.
The monarchs you see at this time of the year are special, part of a 'super generation' different than the three generations that preceded it.
Ruby-throated hummingbirds migrate in waves, and some have already departed. But we'll see the birds in Will County for weeks or even months, so keep filling your feeders.
If you are seeing more bees than birds at your hummingbird feeders lately, you're not alone. Learn why we see them more at this time of year and how you might keep them away from your hummingbird feeders.