A little-known environmental issue is affecting our communities in northeastern Illinois: salt. Specifically, rock salt—the kind we spread on our roads, parking lots, and sidewalks in the winter. Of course,
As the sun sets on 2023, we want to share how the support of our members and donors has nourished our communities, literally and figuratively, this growing season. Our hard-working,
What is Salt Brine and why is it better that Rock Salt? Let’s start with Rock Salt, also referred to as Road Salt, which is made up of Sodium Chloride,
The Conservation Foundation is very pleased to announce that we are renewing our accreditation through the Land Trust Alliance, which recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national quality standards
Chuck Kelly and Fe Lynch should have met at a business conference, through work associates or perhaps in an airport terminal. One a large scale IT infrastructure professional and the
When I think of a river, I think of powerful grace, of serene strength, of quiet assurance. When I think of a river, I think of tranquil turbulence, of unhurried
Looking to see the impact your support of The Conservation Foundation is making across our region? Want to be inspired and get some new ideas from other local people who
Disturbance regimes are short-term changes to the landscape that can have significant impacts on ecosystems. They can be natural, such as fires and floods. They can be man-made like logging
There will always be more nature in need of preservation and restoration, and the end of the year is a great time to capitalize on the tax benefits of charitable
As a Senior Landscape Architect at Wight & Company, Patty King has what she calls the privilege of thinking about nature all the time. She brings creativity, structure, and a
By Russ Cerocke, Farm Manager I’ve been told that one’s wedding is likely to be one of the happiest days of their lives. I was doubtful, but this weekend I
Photo of Alvin Gates monitoring bluebird boxes The Eastern bluebird is a species of thrush (related to robins) that loves open fields and grassy areas to catch and eat
A nature positive business approach puts nature and the environment at the center of business decision-making. This approach is important for addressing climate change, conserving biodiversity, and advancing sustainable development.
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