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Habitat Project - The Habitat Project is an effort by Audubon Chicago Region, Chicago
Wilderness, and a network of thousands of volunteers and staff who
work side by side to assure the holistic and effective conservation
of Chicago Wilderness, a regional nature reserve.
Chicago Bird Collision
Monitors - The Chicago Bird Collision Monitors work to
rescue migratory birds injured from striking buildings, and to
mitigate the risk of bird-building collisions by educating the
public and working with building managers and architects to find
solutions.
Chicago Wilderness
- The Chicago Wilderness coalition is an unprecedented alliance of
more than 170 public and private organizations working together to
protect, restore, study and manage the precious natural ecosystems
of the Chicago region for the
benefit of the public.
Chicago Wilderness
Magazine.
Chicagoland
Environmental Network - The Chicagoland Environmental Network is a resource site to more than
300 environmental and natural resource organizations in the Chicago
Area.
The
Nature Conservancy - Working to preserve the plants, animals
and natural communities that
represent the diversity of life on Earth by protecting the lands and
waters they need to survive.
Illinois Audubon Society
- The purpose of the Society is to promote the perpetuation and
appreciation of native flora and fauna of Illinois and the habitats
that support them.
"Lights Out" Program
- Coordinated by Audubon Chicago Region, the program is a
cooperative effort between the City of Chicago, the Building Owners
and Managers Association of Chicago, and the Field Museum to dim
tall building lights to save birds' lives
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