Sights of September Evening Paddle
Come on one of the last paddle adventures of the season as we enjoy the sights of September on the confluence of the Des Plaines and DuPage rivers.
Many Will County preserves include remnant prairies, but a few in particular serve as interesting examples because of why they have been left mostly undisturbed through the years.
Ecologist Barbara Sherwood said she almost cried when she spied a federally endangered rusty-patched bumblebee in a preserve.
See how much you know about these colorful creatures with this 10-question quiz.
One of the first and surest signs that winter is coming is the arrival of dark-eyed juncos, the quintessential snowbird.
If you love colorful sunsets, kayaking, fishing and outdoor walks, Lake Chaminwood Preserve is the place to be.
Can you ace our 10-question quiz on this royally named snake?
If it looks like a hummingbird and flies like a hummingbird, it might just be a hummingbird moth.
They are magnificent birds, traveling and foraging in large flocks, making them nearly impossible to miss.
Knowing the difference between poison ivy and Virginia creeper can save you from a painful rash.
Take a crash course on raccoons and then put your knowledge to the test on our 10-question quiz.
A new kayak rental station is available for public use at Lake Chaminwood Preserve in Channahon. Patrons can download the Rent.Fun app to pay for the kayaks.
Take this quick quiz to test your knowledge of these amazing birds.
Crane flies aren't just supersized mosquitoes. These harmless insects don't bite or sting.
The spotted lanternfly won't bite you or your pets, but it just might be one of the most dangerous insects around. Learn why these invasive insects need to be taken seriously and how you can help prevent them from spreading.
See how much you know about these striped creatures on our 10-question quiz.
The southern section of Will County isn’t as populous as other parts of the county, but its protected open spaces still serve many important purposes, including providing the public with convenient access to the peace and tranquility of nature.
Many Will County preserves include remnant prairies, but a few in particular serve as interesting examples because of why they have been left mostly undisturbed through the years.
Ecologist Barbara Sherwood said she almost cried when she spied a federally endangered rusty-patched bumblebee in a preserve.
See how much you know about these colorful creatures with this 10-question quiz.
One of the first and surest signs that winter is coming is the arrival of dark-eyed juncos, the quintessential snowbird.
If you love colorful sunsets, kayaking, fishing and outdoor walks, Lake Chaminwood Preserve is the place to be.
Can you ace our 10-question quiz on this royally named snake?
If it looks like a hummingbird and flies like a hummingbird, it might just be a hummingbird moth.
They are magnificent birds, traveling and foraging in large flocks, making them nearly impossible to miss.
Knowing the difference between poison ivy and Virginia creeper can save you from a painful rash.
Take a crash course on raccoons and then put your knowledge to the test on our 10-question quiz.
A new kayak rental station is available for public use at Lake Chaminwood Preserve in Channahon. Patrons can download the Rent.Fun app to pay for the kayaks.
Take this quick quiz to test your knowledge of these amazing birds.
Crane flies aren't just supersized mosquitoes. These harmless insects don't bite or sting.
The spotted lanternfly won't bite you or your pets, but it just might be one of the most dangerous insects around. Learn why these invasive insects need to be taken seriously and how you can help prevent them from spreading.
See how much you know about these striped creatures on our 10-question quiz.
The southern section of Will County isn’t as populous as other parts of the county, but its protected open spaces still serve many important purposes, including providing the public with convenient access to the peace and tranquility of nature.
Come on one of the last paddle adventures of the season as we enjoy the sights of September on the confluence of the Des Plaines and DuPage rivers.
Join us for a witchy paddle under the setting sun then fly to shore for a bonfire to roast hot dogs and s’mores.
Fall is a trying time for pollinators. They're still in need of food and water even as their regular sources begin to fade away as autumn sets in.
If you love fall color, hope the coming weeks bring us warm, sunny days and cool, crisp nights.
Interactive map predicts when fall color will peak in Will County and beyond.