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The 7 Most-Popular Stories at Nature in Chicagoland in January 2020

by anders458, posted in @FPDCC, botanical gardens and arboretums, camping, canoeing, Chicago, Chicago Parks, Forest Preserve of Cook County, hiking, Illinois, Illinois Nature preserves, kayaking, kids activities, Lake County Illinois attractions, MCHENRY COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT, museums, National Park Service, Native American History, nature centers, presidents, snowshoeing, Uncategorized, winter activities

40-foot limestone cliffs, a stream, beautiful waterfalls, and a fishing pond–all in a Chicago neighborhood  12 tips for a great winter hike 20+ museums, nature centers, and other destinations to visit in Chicagoland on a winter day 14 beautiful National Park destinations–start your spring and summer trip planning Great hiking and biking and remnants of … Continue reading The 7 Most-Popular Stories at Nature in Chicagoland in January 2020

The Field Museum: Dinosaurs, Mummies, a Bug’s-Eye View of the World, and Much More

by anders458, posted in Illinois, kids activities, museums, Native American History, Uncategorized

Chicago is known for its stunning architecture, talented writers, cutting-edge food scene, winning sports teams, and its world-class museums. But if you’ve lived in Chicago your entire life, it’s easy to take our museums for granted. Many people visit these vast repositories of ideas, science, art, history, and nature when they are kids, and never … Continue reading The Field Museum: Dinosaurs, Mummies, a Bug’s-Eye View of the World, and Much More