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CONTENTS
Sounds in the Darkness
Chicago-region frogs live in a boom-and-bust world, so they have to seize the day.
by M.G. Bertulfo
The Perfect Nature Shot
Improve your powers of nature photography with tips from some of Chicago WILDERNESS’ most frequent photo contributors.
by Karen Zaworski
Wetland Birds Demand Change
Though declining for years, some species may rebound in dynamically managed habitats.
by Nancy Shepherdson
In Their Own Backyard
The Riverwoods Preservation Council goes literary to preserve a wilderness (very) close to home.
by Lori Rotenberk
Summer 2008 Cover
Listen for the green frog, a species common in Chicago Wilderness — it makes the “gung” of a banjo in May and June.
Photo by Stan Osolinski.
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