Cranberry Slough Nature Preserve Volunteers
About Us
We perform natural areas restoration under the auspices of the Palos Restoration Project, the Nature Conservancy's Volunteer Stewardship Network, and the Forest Preserve District of Cook County. The site Steward is Dennis Nyberg and the site Co-Steward is Oliver Pergams.
Typical restoration activities might be cutting invasive weeds like Japanese barberry, seeding native plants, or restoring the hydrology of ephemeral ponds so that amphibians can breed.
Grey tree frogs, spring peepers, & green frogs should be calling in the background. The audio control is here:
Typical restoration activities might be cutting invasive weeds like Japanese barberry, seeding native plants, or restoring the hydrology of ephemeral ponds so that amphibians can breed.
Grey tree frogs, spring peepers, & green frogs should be calling in the background. The audio control is here:
