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Celebrate Women’s History Month With The Forest Preserves

Special programs will highlight prominent women conservationists and scientists who have "made indelible impacts on nature."

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Press release from the Forest Preserves of Cook County:

Throughout history, women have played a critical role in protecting the environment and furthering our understanding of the natural world. Join the Forest Preserves of Cook County all month long as we celebrate Women’s History Month with special programs highlighting some of the prominent women conservationists and scientists who’ve made indelible impacts on nature.

Tue, Mar 9 • 6:30 pm

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Walk & Talk: Women’s History Month

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Sat, Mar 20 • 10 am

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Elizabeth A. Conkey Forest-North • Cook County, IL 60463

Sat, Mar 20 • 1:30 pm

Wellness in the Woods: Reflecting on the Work of Female Environmentalists

Sand Ridge Nature Center • South Holland, IL 60473

Sun, Mar 21 - Sat, Mar 27 • 9 am

Children’s Story Trail: The Watcher

Trailside Museum of Natural History • River Forest, IL 60305

Sun, Mar 21 • 1 pm

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Crabtree Nature Center • Barrington Hills, IL 60010

Sun, Mar 21 • 1:30 pm

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Sand Ridge Nature Center • South Holland, IL 60473

Tue, Mar 23 • 10 am

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