Openlands Protects Chicago Nature Preserves Both Big and Small
Openlands Protects Chicago Nature Preserves Both Big and Small
The volunteer organization does everything from trail work to political advocacy to tree-planting in public school lots.
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Chicago’s natural spaces–from forest preserves to tiny city lots–have a champion in Openlands, a volunteer-heavy organization dedicated to protecting and advocating for public lands. The group does everything from planting trees and gardens in urban spaces to landscape preservation work in local forest preserves to teaching Chicago kids about wildlife. Interested? Openlands is always looking for volunteers.
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