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From a backyard feeder to a bird bath, discover simple ways to attract more feathered visitors to your yard.

Native Fish Return to Salt Creek
Eight native species are now found upstream of the former Graue Mill dam site, marking progress in Salt Creek’s recovery.

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Shop the Online Native Tree & Shrub Sale
Available now — while supplies last!
Choose from 49 native species perfectly suited for DuPage yards, including two new shrubs this year!
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To acquire and hold lands for the purpose of preserving the flora, fauna and scenic beauty for the education, pleasure and recreation of DuPage County citizens
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