Chicago Innovation’s Climate Change Initiative was established to elevate the issue of the devastating impact of climate change and to promote and amplify solutions to it such as the Natural Solutions Tool.

To advance our Chicago River Schools Network science, technology, engineering goals, we are working with teachers to integrate our Natural Solutions Tool and environmental justice content into our award-winning curriculum.

Friends co-hosted the cleanup with the Cook County Sheriff’s Office whose volunteer employees enthusiastically picked up trash at five locations.

To advance the CRSN’s science, technology, engineering (STEM) goals, we are working with teachers to integrate our Natural Solutions Tool and environmental justice content into our award-winning curriculum.

Friends team shared our advocacy and stewardship efforts, from individual and community involvement to company and government policies and actions, that foster a blue-green corridor vision for the Chicago-Calumet River system.

Musicians demonstrate how much the river has become a part of our community.

Annual award recognizes and celebrates Chicago area nonprofit organizations that exemplify extraordinary managerial excellence.

Virtual presentation will show how conservation planning, sensible land use decisions, and rewilding projects are critical to capturing the multiple benefits that investment in natural areas provides.

The Litter-Free event is a collaboration with the Cook County Sheriff’s Office, with the goals of engaging local residents, improving public health, and protecting Deer Creek, a tributary of the Little Calumet River.

The trash trap is the first technology of its kind deployed in the river system.