Landscapes Magazine

Volunteer Newsletter

Enviromental Opportunities
Teachers' Guide

Municipal Newsletter:
Connections in Conservation

Recreation

Camping

Geocaching

Let’s Go Fishing: District Fishing Areas

Shelters & Picnic Areas

Cross-Country Ski Trails

Disc Golf Course at Fel-Pro RRR

Preservation

Carl J. Mitchell Memorial Conservation Scholarship

Historic Powers-Walker House

The Oaks of McHenry County

Nature

Bird Checklists

Attracting Wildlife to Your Yard

Not Just a Dead Tree

Woodland Restoration

Prairie Fires: Beautifying Our Land

Keeping Cats Indoors

Wild by Nature: Birds

Wild by Nature: Coyotes

Wild by Nature: Opossums

Wild by Nature: Unwanted Visitors

District sites & maps >>

Interpretive trail guides:

Glacial Park: Four guides (Geology, Cultural History, Plant Life and Wildlife) are available at the Lost Valley Visitor Center. The two-mile interpretive trail begins at the Visitor Center parking lot and follows the Deerpath trail loop. Experience this 3,300-acre gem while you discover the natural heritage of your surroundings.

Rush Creek: A self-guided interpretive trail guide can be found at the visitor sign. The numbered posts on the 1.5-mile trail correspond to the “natural narratives” found in the guide.

Annual Report

Long Range Planning
Conceptual Framework 2010-2030

Site Development and Public Access Plan

Introduction

Existing Conditions

Planning Area I:
Northeast, East Central and Southeast Sections

Planning Area II:
North Central, Central, South Central, Northwest and Southwest Sections

Planning Area III:
Regional Trails

Needs Assessment and Survey

Strategic Plan

Community Attitude and Interest Survey Report

Supplemental Survey Data Compilation