Two opportunities for the public to discuss ideas and perspectives about the South Branch and Bubbly Creek.

The Chicago River Schools Network and Urban Rivers team up to help educators learn ways to get students more involved with the river system.

A unique opportunity for the prospective teachers to immersive themselves in an understanding of the Chicago-Calumet River system as teaching tool.

Community volunteers installed hundreds of native plants at a restoration site on Chicago's Southeast Side.

The challenge is to balance the needs between individual river-edge properties and the broader health of the river system.

Chicago's iconic bridges open approximately 40 times a year (April to November), check them out from the Bridgehouse Museum - the only place to see the bridges massive gears at work.

The grant funds will support teacher workshops and stewardship field trips to help students explore the Chicago-Calumet River system and learn about nature and science.

The prestigious award recognizes long-term contributions that advance aquatic resource conservation at a regional or local level.

Friends of the Chicago River is pleased to welcome Aditi Chakravorty and Cameron Brenson.

Dragons, unicorns, pink flamingos, and an 11-foot pool were just some of the colorful floats that meandered downstream on the North Branch from River Park to Clark Park.