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Nancy Havener turned to photography and nature as a way of getting through cancer treatments.

After a health scare two years ago, the Webers cherish their nature outings now more than ever before.

This year's fest will feature characters from the movie "Frozen" and a new snowball fight arena.

Today, more than 15 years after starting her volunteer work, Jeanne Golec is still going strong, learning and growing as she goes.

The Forest Preserve offers many winter recreation opportunities including sledding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, skating and hiking.

During a reorganization meeting on Monday, December 10, the Board elected new officers and new committee chairs and vice chairs.

As smaller bodies of water begin to freeze, the open waters of larger rivers attract eagles wintering in the Midwest. But take care to not disturb the birds as you attempt to watch or photograph these amazing creatures.

Carrie Rock's interest in Native American culture first drew her to volunteering with the Forest Preserve District more than two decades ago.

The infusion of funds will accelerate efforts to return forest preserve acreage to its natural state.

Rita Renwick has a last name that’s familiar to many in the Plainfield area. The long-time volunteer even worked as part of the group to preserve the Lake Renwick area and its rookery, but she isn’t related to the family that once owned the property that is now the preserve.

Kids of all ages can discover more about nature and the world around them by visiting willyswilderness.org.

The year kicks off with 'Snow Day Fest' and a Frida Kahlo exhibit in January.

The balanced budget features money for maintenance and improvements and a lower tax rate.

The access area also features a picnic pavilion that can accommodate up to 50 people.

Free dog park permits will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis to therapy dogs that are affiliated with Will County not-for-profit organizations.