River restoration
Works to protect and restore the Chicago-Calumet River system.
In Chicago, Friends of the Chicago River is an environmental nonprofit dedicated to protecting and restoring the Chicago-Calumet River system. Its work spans the 156-mile river system and surrounding watershed, with efforts focused on healthy habitat, public access, and broad community involvement. The organization works with municipalities, businesses, schools, community groups, government agencies, peer organizations, and individuals on projects that benefit the river. It also pursues advocacy and river education. At the McCormick Bridgehouse & Chicago River Museum, exhibits explore the relationship between the region and its river; the museum is located in a landmarked bridgehouse on the Chicago Riverwalk. Friends has worked on river health since 1979.
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Works to protect and restore the Chicago-Calumet River system.
Partners with local groups and institutions on projects benefiting the
Exhibits at the Bridgehouse Museum explore the river and region.
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