Print cover,
Summer 2003:

Dewy damselfly. Damselflies are smaller and more delicate than dragonflies. These skilled predators eat small flying insects. Photo by Ed Reschke.

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Summer 2003

Regular People
Editor's Note.
By Debra Shore.


Nature in the Rough

Green golf courses as good neighbors to wilderness. By Cindy Mehallow.
A Catalyst for Change:
Audubon International

Growing Native:
Olympia Fields Country Club

Restoring Diversity: Thunderhawk Golf Club
Wildlife to Golfers: Can We Play Through?


A coyote lounges on the fairway at Village Links.

Regular People with a passion for wild creatures. Bug Rocker... Birder Detective... Woodwind Bird Medic. By Craig Vetter. Photography by Eric Fogleman.

LOCAL HERO

Deb Petro: Celebrating
the Burn Queen


Neighbors Save
an Ancient Prairie

By Anna Sachdeva and Dennis Nyberg.

 

A Deep Prairie Soul. Cindy Crosby's By Willoway Brook: Exploring the Landscape of Prayer. By LeAnn Spencer.

Meet Your Neighbors

Aphrodite Fritillary
:
Goddess of Butterflies

Native Bees:
What's the Buzz?

 

Departments

News of the Wild

Letters

Field Notes
Reconstructed prairies growing taller than original prairies.

Burn Report
Plus: Where to see habitats rejuvenated by fire

Natural Events

Falcon fledglings; beetles vs. caterpillars; salamanders; the spiritual American lotus; prairie sundrops; fox snakes; and fly-catching kingbirds.

Into the WildBig Rock Forest
Preserve, Churchill Woods, Rock Run Preserve, Theodore Stone Preserve. Plus all the profiles and maps we've published since our premiere issue.

Weekend Explorer
Grand Illinois Trail
Northern Illinois

Reading Pictures
Busy Flowers: The early morning drama atop a rough blazing star...featuring a crab spider and metallic green native bees. By Stephen Packard.