What we need most are design and policy approaches that embrace the river as a natural resource for people and wildlife, rather than a water feature to be exploited for entertainment.

The Chicago River Schools Network inspires Chicago-area teachers and students.

More than 2,000 volunteers at a record-breaking 77 locations in the city, suburbs, and forest preserves made the 30th Annual Chicago River Day a huge success.

Students create artwork with a message that inspires people to reduce litter and protect wildlife.

Sign the VOTE YES pledge to become involved in this effort to bolster environmental protections in your local communities.

Hanrahan has been heavily involved in sustainable impact efforts and community development throughout her career.

We emphasize the importance of a river sensitive design approach that recognizes the river as an ecological and recreational resource to the City of Chicago.

The Bridgehouse Museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday from May 14 through October 30.

Over 120 attendees participated in interactive environmental experiments including water quality testing, trail restoration, a litter cleanup, and a birds-of-prey showcase.

The Forest Preserves of Cook County’s Palos Preserves as the largest Urban Night Sky Place in the world.