The impact of glyphosate's "probably carcinogenic to humans" classification by the WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer reverberated across the landscaping and natural resource management sector. In the face of increasing glyphosate bans and restrictions, this MGG Lawn & Land Forum workshop identifies the alternative structures, practices or products available to navigate this uncertain […]
Come join us during our livestream film festival! The EEA Wild & Scenic Film Festival is a two-night event presented annually by the Evanston Environmental Association (EEA) and the city of Evanston. Each night will feature a different set of environmental and adventure short films! This year, we invite you enjoy the festival from the […]
Every year, on the last Saturday of March, millions of people across the world join in raising awareness of the issues facing our planet. But Earth Hour is more than just an Hour for the planet – it’s a movement for our future. And it’s more than just a symbol of support – it’s a catalyst for […]
Join Green Minds LFLB on April 1 2021 from 7-8 pm at this virtual event hosted @lakeforestlibrary. Our own Marion will present practical, environmentally conscious solutions for around your home and yard. Solutions that balance effective management with the health of your family and pets, local watershed and wildlife.
Think about this question: What makes Wilmette such a beautiful place to live? One of your answers will probably be, the trees. Most of our largest, most magnificent trees stand on private property in Wilmette, so homeowners need to understand how to care for them. Trees like this are valuable, and they can suffer damage […]
Which native plants absorb the most stormwater? Which are best for songbirds and caterpillars? Which feed the most wildlife? Bring your questions about native plants to Natural Habitat Evanston leads Leslie Shad and Allison Sloan. Register https://evanston.libnet.info/event/4817978
Meredith Churchman, Natural Resources Manager at The Grove, discusses the benefits of native plants and explains how to select the right plants for different environmental conditions and turn landscapes into a haven for pollinators and other wildlife. Cosponsored by the Glenview Park District. REGISTER HERE Program presented virtually via Zoom. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email […]
Join Lydia Scott, Director of the Chicago Region Trees Initiative, as she shows how thinking of trees as infrastructure can help communities to protect and provide for trees in their planning, which helps trees provide the most value. Register HERE
The City of Highland Park and SWALCO are partnering for this collection event. Bring new and gently used accessories, books, clothes, plush toys, shoes, small household items & decor (18x18x18 in. or smaller)sports equipment, and textiles for donation and reuse. More information, including a full list of accepted items, is here.
Hear Kate Carney of Cook County Dept. of Environment and Sustainability on ways to reduce waste and proper paths to recycling. This virtual educational program is cohosted by Go Green Barrington and the Barrington Area Library.
