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Summer 2001

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Chicago Wilderness Welcomes Seven New Members

On March 13, the Chicago Wilderness Council approved seven new members, bringing the total to 131.

  • The mission of Elmhurst Park District is to protect and improve the natural environment through saving and increasing open space and through teaching, fostering, and practicing good stewardship.
  • The I&M Canal National Heritage Corridor Civic Center Authority is committed to the cultural, historic, recreational, and economic development of the I&M Canal National Heritage Corridor.
  • The mission of the Lake County Parks & Recreation Department is to create and responsibly manage a county-wide system of parks and open space resources and to provide recreational, cultural and educational programs based on these resources for the use and enjoyment of all Lake County, Indiana citizens.
  • The mission of the Naperville Park District is to enrich the community’s leisure experience in the cultural arts, recreation, and environment. The natural environments within the Naperville Park District are managed to be sustainable. Educational and interpretive programs encourage Naperville residents to be environmentally responsible and appreciate the natural environment.
  • The University of Illinois at Chicago is a comprehensive public university that owns and manages the James Woodworth Prairie in Glenview. There UIC seeks to maintain the populations of native species in an array of abundances that, as near as possible, preserves the evolutionary relationships the species would have had if the surrounding land had not been altered by the economic activities of humans.
  • The Village of Deer Park is committed to provide high quality services to its residents in a setting that provides open space amenities and the protection of natural areas.
  • The Village of Frankfort is working towards preserving natural habitats that lie within the community through enforcing policies and ordinances that protect natural habitats and by managing them for biodiversity conservation.

 


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