Every year, towards the end of April and into early May, the Bluebells are in full bloom! Join ParkLands Foundation for our annual hike guided by local naturalists on a

Join Volunteer Stewards Andy Smoot and Chuck Croxton for a hike at the Kenyon-Baller Preserve. This hike is from 10am- 12pm. This is open to everyone! There is a $5

Everyone is invited to mix and mingle with our Board of Directors & Staff at this family friendly event. We'll be happy to answer any questions you have about our

Our bike ride is back! Who would like to go for a bike ride by some beautiful restored prairie and woodlands along the Mackinaw River this summer?  ParkLands will be

ParkLands Moon Preserve has 42-acres located within the inner loop of Lake Bloomington. It has 1.2 miles of hiking trails. We are needing some volunteers to get and keep this

ParkLands Moon Preserve has 42-acres located within the inner loop of Lake Bloomington. It has 1.2 miles of hiking trails. We are needing some volunteers to get and keep this

ParkLands Moon Preserve has 42-acres located within the inner loop of Lake Bloomington. It has 1.2 miles of hiking trails. We are needing some volunteers to get and keep this

Step into the Mackinaw River for an unforgettable hands-on experience for all ages. Discover the animals that live beneath the waterline. With the help of scientists, search for and learn

An experienced naturalist will be your guide through Letcher Basin Preserve in Secor, IL. See what nature has to offer on a beautiful summer day. Wear clothes suitable for the

ParkLands Moon Preserve has 42-acres located within the inner loop of Lake Bloomington. It has 1.2 miles of hiking trails. We are needing some volunteers to get and keep this

ParkLands Moon Preserve has 42-acres located within the inner loop of Lake Bloomington. It has 1.2 miles of hiking trails. We are needing some volunteers to get and keep this

Save the date! Sunday, September 8 from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. We are in the planning process, coming up with some new elements at a new location. Bill Kemp from McLean