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* Not including Spring 1998, Winter 1998, Fall 1999, and Summer 2000, which
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Summer 2008
Sounds in the Darkness — The Perfect Nature Shot — Wetland Birds Demand Change —
In Their Own Backyard — Book Reviews: Untold Riches and Slaughter
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Spring
2008
First Aid for the Forest — Homer Glen Sees the Light — Natural
Youth — 100 Years of the Prairie Club —Shrews:
24/7 Carnivores —
Jason Pettit
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10th
Anniversary – Winter 2008
Where The Wild Ones Are — Favorite Photos From 10
Years — Conservation, Chicago Style —
How To Enjoy Prairies, Woodlands, and Wetlands — Jack MacRae — Looking
Back — 10 Years, 10 Trends
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Fall 2007
Plight of the Common Bird — New Life in East Chicago — Wild Fall Garden —
Ralph Frese — Sex and the Prairie — Marram Grass — Vivian Visser
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Summer 2007
Leave No Soul Inside — Wolf Lake — 11 Fresh Ways to See Nature —
A Tribute to Grasshoppers — Have Train, Will Travel — People: Nurture & Nature
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Spring 2007
Passing the Drip Torch — Burn & Rebirth
— Henry Chandler Cowles — Seeing Beyond the Bluebird’s Mirror —
Festival of the Cicadas — Water: The Quality Test
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Winter 2007
Thinking About Water…and Changes — Winter: A Time to Simplify
— The Latest Invaders — New Roots —
Expanding Horizons — Radiant Plants — Dean of the Dunes — That Winter-Lovin' Chickadee
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Fall 2006
Pursuit of the Softer Path — The Chicago Wilderness Workday
— The Accidental Herpetologist — Development on the Dunes —
Science Roundup — Wild Weasels — Hot Rods — Sensitive Mountain Biking
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Summer 2006
CW Gets a Bad Report — Prairie All Summer
— The Bugs of Hyde Park — Overflow Owl Prowl —
Übervolunteers — Talkin' City Nature — Orange Blossom Special — Hairstreaking
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Spring 2006
Chicago Wilderness 2030 — Nature in Your Backyard
— Make No Small Plans — Great Lakes, Big Stakes —
Every Day in May — Woodcock Sky Dance — Making Frogs Famous
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Winter 2006
The Seed Sharers — Ethereal Oaks
— Great Books of the Chicago Wilderness — Going Local with the Endangered Species Act —
Mary Alice Masonick's Green Sanctuary — River Otters Do the Slide
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Fall
2005
Stakeout: A Tale of Two Species — Birds of the Shrublands
— Long, Dry Summer — Disaster on the Fen —
Apathy Canyon — Our Neighbors, the Coopers —
Alice Eastman — Ladies’ Tresses Orchids
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Summer 2005
Revealing Chicago — Power & Plants — Touring
the Winged Gardens — Turtles Trek for Life —
Black Magic — Groovy Flax — Gardeners Make Paradise
from Scratch
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Spring
2005
Evening the Odds — Rare Plants Rise Up — Of
Cats & Birds — Natural Pest Control — Paddling
Our Waterways — Peregrines in the Big City —
Memories of 104th Avenue — Margined Soldier Beetle:
Patrolling Our Prairies — Jack-in-the-Pulpit: Preaching
the Gospel of the Forest Floor
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Winter 2005
Deer and The Proxy Vote — A Brush with Nature — Finding Common Ground Between
Deer and People — Gray Foxes Among the Gravestones — Winter Adventure! —
Great Horned Owl: Winter Hooter — Trailing Juniper: Creeper from the North
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Fall 2004
The Phantom Savanna — Growing Green Kids — The Greening of Sarah's Grove — The Lifeboat,
the Milk Bottle, and the Middle Passage — Autumn in Chicago Wilderness — New England Aster —
Red Velvet Mite — June & Steve Keibler
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Summer 2004
Life Without Water — Birds on a Cool Green Roof — Groundswell for
Groundwater — Restoring the Butterfly Tapestry — Giving a Dam for
Wild Rivers — Fun in the Field from The Man on the Street (new book, Hunting
for Frogs on Elston) — Meet Your Neighbors: Bobby Garro Sutton, Pied-billed
Grebe, Prairie Lily, Thismia americana — Camping in Chicago Wilderness
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Spring 2004
Lawn Tyranny, Home Revolution — The Native Garden Oasis — Can Hawks
Save Farms? — Miles of Tiles — Bloodsucker Zen — Engagement
& Hope: An Interview with William Jordan — Spring Beauty — River
Redhorse — Humans
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Winter 2004
People Who Are Taking Nature's Pulse — A Murder of Crows — Salt on
the Earth — Solace in the Solstice — Sunny Sumac — Fermilab
Grounds Crew — Downy Woodpecker — Winter Tracking
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Fall 2003
Deer: Too Much of a Good Thing? — School Gardens & Native Plants —
True Colors of Fall — Wild Turkeys — Plant Detective Barbara Plampin
— Sulphur Shelf — Indiana Dunes Blowout — Endangered Nesters
on the Rebound
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Summer 2003
Nature in the Rough: Green Golf Courses — Regular People
with a Passion for Wild Creatures — Local Hero
Deb Petro — Neighbors Save an Ancient Prairie —
A Deep Prairie Soul: Cindy Crosby's By Willoway Brook
— Aphrodite Fritillary — Native Bees —
Burn Report & Where to See Rejuvenated Prairie —
Grand Illinois Trail
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Spring 2003
Spring Fashion Show: A Natural Parody –
The Great Spray Debate – Spring Song at The Grove
– Touching a Bird's Life – Trilliums –
Batavia Plain Dirt Gardeners – Rock Bass –
Field Notes: Rich Vein of Spring Migrants; Skunks Dance
with Death
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Winter 2003
Big is Beautiful: The Theory of Preserve Relativity — Runaway
Airport — Faith & The Ecosystem — Dave Green: Eden Place
Nature Center's Piano Man — Prairie Vole — Lichens: Symbiotic
Mysteries — The Past and Future of Nature: A Natural History of the
Chicago Region (Book Review) — Monk Parakeets: Urban Outsiders —
Lost Owls of Prairie Creek
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Fall 2002
Thinking Globally, Eating Locally: Good Food from Happy Soil — Calumet
BioBlitz — Chicago's Park Revival — Discovering the Inner Naturalist
— The Vision of Ecological Democracy — Gray Treefrog — Eastern Milk Snake
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Summer 2002
Nature Along the Lakefront — Gypsy Moths & Bt: A Double Scourge —
The Sunflower Family — The Way it Was: Presettlement Vegetation Patterns —
Freshwater Mussels — Virginia Zuñiga & Teresa Medina — Edge
Effect: The City Raccoon and the Country Raccoon — Citizen Science at Site 61
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Spring 2002
Kids Wild About Nature — Interview, Senator Dick Durbin — Martha Carver
Takes on eBay and Illegal Weeds — Unlock Your Yard: Getting Started with Native
Plants — Remembering The Fox: Teacher, Friend, and Environmental Crusader —
Welcome Back, Whoopers! — Judy McCarter — Hepatica
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Winter 2002
Vacant Land — Wild and Messy Geese — How to Succeed in Business and Nature
— Winter in the Wilderness: A Photo Essay — Future Options: Smart Growth, or
the Other Kind? — You Be the Planner — Rough Legged Hawk — Mourning
Cloak — Franklin's Ground Squirrel — Mapping with GIS
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Fall 2001
Neighbors to Wilderness – Wilder Woods? – Gardening for Seeds – Post
Industrial Wildlands – Marian Byrnes: The Conscience of Calumet – The Nature of Chicago Wilderness
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Summer 2001
The Bird That Captured Navy Pier — Big Votes for Green Towns — Dune Boy —
Little Bugs on the Prairie — Baltimore Checkerspot — Valerie Spale — Ron
Olsen — Prairie Dropseed — Invaders from Weedland
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Spring 2001
Hungry Spring Migrants — Jens Jensen — Why Kids Need Wildness — Rain
Gardens — NEW: Weekend Explorer — Jerry Sullivan — Crane Futures —
Bluebirds and Burning
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Winter 2001
Born-Again River: Nippersink Restoration — Wiley Neighbor — Searching for
Dr. Vasey — Attracting Birds to Your Feeder — Seeding the Snow — Northern
Shriek — Greg LeFevre
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Fall 2000
Pets, Pests, or Just Wild? — The Fire This Time — Windy City Wild —
Donald Culross Peattie: Naturalist — A Rookery Rebounds — Lincolnshire Referendum
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Summer 2000
Classic Prairie Restorations — Treaty for Birds — Somewhere in the Wilderness,
Stamen Meets Pistil — Appreciating Predators — A Plant Rescue — Where Have
All the Flowers Gone? — Torkel Korling
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Spring 2000
The Chicago Wilderness Plan — A Green Vision for Chicago — Mayor Daley's
"Nature Chicago" — Birds and the Habitat — Bird Monitoring Pays Off
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Winter 2000
Bambi, Beavers and Bob — Deer and the Ecosystem — 100 Years of Counting: The Christmas
Bird Count — The Mingled Destinies of Beaver and People — Marsh Under Moonlight —
Mighty Acorns — Palos Park Tree Body — Snow Buntings — White-Footed Mice
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Fall 1999
Wildness and Boundaries — Existential Mushrooms: The Middle Kingdom of Chicago Wilderness — Houby
Hunter — Wild Mushroom Recipes — Turnstones and Me — Working the Wilderness: The Burn That
Wasn't — A Shaggy Bark Story — Savanna Blazing Star — South Side Tour Guides
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Summer 1999
Nature that Depends on People — Soggy Places — Pondering Ponds — Purple Maniacs
Welcome! — Butterfly Gardening: Native Attractions — Black Tern — Hine's
Emerald Dragonfly — Floyd Swink — Plants of the Chicago Region
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Spring 1999
Seeing, Learning, Loving — Adverntures in the Rhizosphere: Life Underground —
Missing Mushrooms — Rediscovering Nature Through the Eyes of a Baby — Digging
Dirt — An Evening with Garlic Mustard — Western Chorus Frog — Skunk Cabbage
— Katie Sosin
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Winter 1999
Friends of Nature — To Preserve and Protect — The Amateur and the Pro: Citizen
Scientists — Charlotte and Herb Read — Dr. George Rabb — Real Mink
— Local Heroes: Remembering May Watts — Return of a Native: Whooping Crane
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Fall 1998
Keeping the Home Fires Burning — Fire as a Friend — What About Bambi? — The
History of Fire — Thinking Like a Seed — First Metropolis of the Future —
Timeline: Chicago Wilderness — Working the Wilderness: Prairie Burn — Broad-winged
Hawk — Joan Meersman — Prairie Gentian
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Summer 1998
Native Prairie — Born to Burn — Gems of the Bug World — Encountering a
Prairie — Making Friends with Butterflies — Ray Schulenberg — Red
Bat — Hoffman Dam River Rats — Prairie Walkingstick
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Spring 1998
Feathered Salvation — Saving Habitat for Birds — Birds and Buildings: Lethal
Combo — Wilderness Walk — Into the Wild — Stream Creatures —
Benthic Brain Bender — Tiger Salamander — John Rogner — Jane and John
Balaban — News of the Wild — Prairie Passage — Reading Pictures:
Black and White?
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Winter 1998
Fire and Ice — The Power of Ice: Trekking the Glacial Landscape — Animals in
Winter — Nature's Metropolis: A View from Indiana — Peter Crane —
Short-eared Owl — Michael and Amelia Howard
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Fall 1997 - Premiere Issue
What is Chicago Wilderness? Where the Wild Ones Are — Rebirth of the Oak Woods —
Meet Your Neighbors — Chicago Wilderness, Chicago Renaissance?
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