With temperatures in the 60s, spring fever is hitting hard. All the more reason to make time to spend my lunch break outside.
African buffalo are one of two buffalo species in the world, and they share many similarities with North American bison.
Our Wander at Will series takes us to Lake Renwick Preserve for a winter dog walk.
The Nature Foundation of Will County raised more than $40,000 for Forest Preserve District recreational and educational programs.
It's skunk mating season, and as male skunks are out and about searching for mates, we may have more close encounters with these animals, resulting in that telltale smell in the air.
Pesky seagulls get a lot of attention from humans, but there is more to these birds than their thieving ways.
The Forest Preserve District received a Silver Ribbon Award from Friends of the Chicago River for the Lockport Prairie and Prairie Bluff Ecosystem Restoration Project.
How one blind date led to a lifelong partnership and a legacy of land preserved forever.
Snowstorms are often anticipated for days ahead of their arrival, but when does a snowstorm become a blizzard?
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.
Our Wander at Will series takes us to Rock Run Rookery Preserve for a short hike on a cold winter day.
How do turtles breathe while they are underwater all winter? Through their butts, so to speak.
The days have become noticeably colder and shorter, and food supplies have become more scarce for many birds. But you can keep birds visiting your yard all year long by providing the right foods.
Discover the unique traits of sea otters and see how they compare to their local cousin, the river otter.
As the Forest Preserve District of Will County approaches its centennial in 2027, it’s also nearing 24,000 acres of protected land.
Every snowflake is unique, or at least as best as we can figure out. It's probably true that no two snowflakes are alike, but the sheer number of snowflakes makes it virtually impossible to determine with certainty.
With temperatures in the 60s, spring fever is hitting hard. All the more reason to make time to spend my lunch break outside.
African buffalo are one of two buffalo species in the world, and they share many similarities with North American bison.
Our Wander at Will series takes us to Lake Renwick Preserve for a winter dog walk.
The Nature Foundation of Will County raised more than $40,000 for Forest Preserve District recreational and educational programs.
It's skunk mating season, and as male skunks are out and about searching for mates, we may have more close encounters with these animals, resulting in that telltale smell in the air.
Pesky seagulls get a lot of attention from humans, but there is more to these birds than their thieving ways.
The Forest Preserve District received a Silver Ribbon Award from Friends of the Chicago River for the Lockport Prairie and Prairie Bluff Ecosystem Restoration Project.
How one blind date led to a lifelong partnership and a legacy of land preserved forever.
Snowstorms are often anticipated for days ahead of their arrival, but when does a snowstorm become a blizzard?
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.
Our Wander at Will series takes us to Rock Run Rookery Preserve for a short hike on a cold winter day.
How do turtles breathe while they are underwater all winter? Through their butts, so to speak.
The days have become noticeably colder and shorter, and food supplies have become more scarce for many birds. But you can keep birds visiting your yard all year long by providing the right foods.
Discover the unique traits of sea otters and see how they compare to their local cousin, the river otter.
As the Forest Preserve District of Will County approaches its centennial in 2027, it’s also nearing 24,000 acres of protected land.
Every snowflake is unique, or at least as best as we can figure out. It's probably true that no two snowflakes are alike, but the sheer number of snowflakes makes it virtually impossible to determine with certainty.
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.