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CONTENTS
Wilderness Anniversary
Editor’s Essay.
By Debra Shore
Chicago Wilderness 2030
Imagining a region transformed — for people and nature.
By Stephen Packard
Nature in Your Backyard
Always wanted to make your yard more alive? Here’s how.
By Patricia K. Armstrong
Make No Small Plans
Chicago becomes the first major U.S. city with a plan for biodiversity.
By Ron Trigg
Great Lakes, Big Stakes
U.S. Representative Melissa Bean and Mark Kirk discuss their environmental agendas and favorite places.
By Debra Shore
Every Day in May
A month-long search for warblers and wilderness.
By Carol Freeman
Spring 2006 Cover
The threatened Henslow's sparrow is making a comeback in some of the region's larger prairies. This one is serenading a mate and defending a territory for just that purpose.
Photo: David Schwaegler
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