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The Nature Conservancy has protected over 80,000 acres of land and water in Illinois since establishing a state-wide program over 50 years ago. Our restoration work in Illinois helps protect remaining natural areas in this densely populated state while modeling science-driven conservation for the world.
July 24, 2009
Donation sparks Apple River conservation effort
Freeport Journal-Standard
June 19, 2009
700-year-old settlement unearthed near Dickson Mounds
Peoria Journal Star
June 13, 2009
Group looks at how to limit farm runoff
State Journal-Register
April 30, 2009
Happy Earth Day!: Web Watcher
WGNtv
April 26, 2009
Fundraising gets social, goes online
Chicago Tribune
April 23, 2009
Earth Day 2009
WGNtv
August 27, 2009
Illinois Faces More Than 9.6 Degree Increase Over Next 100 Years
July 17, 2009
Private Donations Used to Protect Apple River Canyon
April 9, 2009
Spring Outside this Earth Day with New Online Tools
April 1, 2009
Emiquon Preserve Opens for Public Fishing and Boating
December 8, 2008
New Initiative Focuses on Water Quality Improvement in the Mississippi River Basin & Gulf of Mexico
November 25, 2008
Cindy McGrew Named Volunteer of the Year by The Nature Conservancy in Illinois
Photo credits (top to bottom, left to right): Nachusa Grasslands preserve, Illinois © Justin Meissen/TNC; Tom Mitchell, volunteer, collects seeds from the prairie’s grasses, Nachusa Grasslands preserve, Illinois © Ann E. Cutting
May 26, 2009
Illinois Voters Strongly Support Land Protection
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