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What’s New
Chicago Wilderness Climate Action Plan for Nature
The Nature Conservancy in Illinois collaborated with the Chicago Wilderness alliance to develop the Climate Action Plan for Nature, which was recently announced. Bob Moseley, the Conservancy's Director of Conservation in Illinois, led the development of this unique plan that recommends strategies to preserve the existing 370,000 acres of natural areas in the Chicago Wilderness region. For more information, read a full summary of the Climate Action Plan for Nature [1.27MB PDF].
Jason’s Journal
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How do you turn 7,000 acres of corn and soy fields into a functioning floodplain? Jason Beverlin, Deputy Director of the Illinois River Program, talks about the remarkable rebirth at Emiquon. These periodic updates will bring you the latest news from the Illinois River.
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Illinois Spring Newsletter
Look Who’s Helping
The work of the Conservancy in Illinois is made possible in part by the generous support of corporations and foundations.
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Bob Moseley, Director of Conservation for The Nature Conservancy in Illinois, talks about the Chicago Wilderness Climate Action Plan for Nature of which he is the primary author.

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