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Chicagoland families looking for outdoor fun this summer: We've got you covered, with a little intel from Chicago Wilderness. Cristina Rutter Photography
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Mary Beth S. takes a first-hand look at how Chicago Botanic Garden is helping kids learn about water conservation.
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Whoa! The average American kid spends 7 1/2 hours a day using e-media. Let's get those kids outside, urges Kate S. in her blog. Eco-Schools/NWF - Lanier
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Don't curb your enthusiasm for recycling in Chicago just yet -- guest blogger Bob F. believes new momentum means we can start tackling bigger issues.
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Guest experts discuss the emerald ash borer epidemic in a recent segment on the EcoMyths | Worldview show. David Cappaert, Michigan State University
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Save the date for a truly inspired Chicago Symphony Orchestra lineup at the Morton Arboretum. Morton Arboretum/iStock
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Psyched for farmers market season? Stash your fresh picks in a reusable EcoMyths tote for extra green points. Natalie Maynor/Flickr
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Think today's kids don't have access to nature? Find out why experts say there's actually plenty of access -- and that it's the 21+ set that has to help connect the dots.
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