An acre of beauty in Washington Park
A new collection of essays argues for a land ethic for the city
A researcher writes about how data is informing the development of the Burnham Wildlife Corridor
Restoration at Indian Ridge Marsh has turned a wasteland into an important home for wildlife
A summerlong installation explores the anthropocene in artifacts from South Works
A Pullman resident uses mushrooms to heal a formerly toxic site in the neighborhood
An industrial corridor’s past and future, as seen from the waters of the Calumet
Lake Michigan surfers brave freezing cold—and toxic—waters, while the Surfrider Foundation sues to clean them up
Artists and activists discuss reclaiming parkland as a public space
An art exhibit connects local goals and larger climate problems