University of Illinois Extension's Master Naturalist Program is designed for adults of any age that want to learn about and positively impact their local environment. The goal of the program is to engage participants with the natural world and encourage them to seek lifelong learning opportunities to further their development as a naturalist.
Master Naturalist Program participants have the opportunity to:
- Learn about Illinois' natural history, ecosystems, plant and animal communities, and environmental issues
- Enhance your love of nature through hands-on training and community-based service,
- Practice lifelong learning and sharing
- Interact and build relationships with new acquaintances with similar interests
- Give something back to nature and your local community
- Learn from and work side-by-side with experts
Become a Master Naturalist today!
For more information about becoming a Master Naruralist, call Christina Lueking at 618-242-0780 .
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Pollinators are a group of amazing insects that are vital to both plant life and human life on earth. In recent years, pollinator populations have been declining dramatically which has prompted an immediate need for their protection and perpetuation on the landscape.
Explore the Illinois Pollinators website to learn more about the fascinating relationship between these important insects and the plant life we all depend on.
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Christina Lueking
