Thirsty Drinkers Reduce Plastic
Wasted bottles can turn up as litter in and along the Chicago River system and all over the world contributing to the extraordinary pressure litter places on environmental health.
Continue Reading »Wasted bottles can turn up as litter in and along the Chicago River system and all over the world contributing to the extraordinary pressure litter places on environmental health.
Continue Reading »Stage set for launch of the Natural Solutions Tool in the spring for nature-based solutions to manage stormwater to the benefit of human and environmental health.
Continue Reading »Nearly 4,000 dedicated volunteers racked up more than 19,000 hours helping improve and protect the river system.
Continue Reading »Bold leadership and creative thinking in concert with community aspirations will achieve something we can all be proud of for generations.
Continue Reading »The final milestone of a major restoration project to reconnect southwest suburban Mill Creek to the Cal-Sag Channel, reversing a 100-year-old decision to separate the two waterways.
Continue Reading »On Giving Tuesday, November 29, we invite you to give the gift of experiencing the wonder of the Chicago River system this holiday season.
Continue Reading »A bright October morning with the trees in full fall foliage, sun shining, beautiful blue skies with just the occasional puffy cloud, was a perfect day for 50 friends to set off on a joyful adventure – with a little citizen scientist thrown in –to search for birds from the vantage point of the river.
Continue Reading »A successful 16th season at the landmark Bridgehouse Museum on Chicago’s Riverwalk which included public art, an autumn river cruise, and the debut of The Chicago River is Wild Science Station.
Continue Reading »Friends is looking for innovative, river-system benefiting, sustainable, and nature-based projects located throughout the Chicago River watershed that exemplify our vision for the river system.
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