Sponsored by WM, our Chicago River Day Student Poster Contest welcomed submissions of original artwork from Chicago-area elementary and high school students.

Friends’ Executive Director Margaret Frisbie joined top environmental research and policy experts for an in-depth panel discussion entitled The Water We Weed.  

The festive 5K run/walk starts and ends at River Park in the Ravenswood and Albany Park neighborhoods of Chicago and is open to all ages and abilities.

The silent online auction offers more than 60 items including gorgeous vacation packages and more!

At Friends of the Chicago River we have been investing in turtle success for a long time by working to improve water quality and habitat and removing litter.

Join the president of COS and our expert canoe guides as we paddle the Chicago River in search of migrant warblers, waterfowl, swallows, and much more.

The massive litter cleanup and restoration event surpassed last year’s highest-ever volunteer engagement by galvanizing nearly 2,500 volunteers who worked in and along the river system at 87 locations in the city, suburbs, and forest preserves on Saturday, May 11.

Osprey are a conservation success nationally yet are still endangered in Illinois.

The notable leaders list includes 54 public, private, academic, and non-profit professionals throughout the Chicago area.

The workshop included a diverse group of residents, businesses, and property owners from the McKinley Park, Bridgeport, and Chinatown neighborhoods who share their unique perspectives about the accessibility challenges and opportunities in the area.