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Chicago has one of the most spectacular urban waterfronts in the world, but it faces regular threats. Concerted efforts can protect the lake, keep it free and open to the public, and expand awareness of nature-based solutions for shoreline erosion. It is especially important to include underserved populations and residents who live far from the water in the grassroots movement, to be empowered in leading the efforts to protect the lakefront. Why Chicago’s Lakefront Needs Prot

Edgewater Sustainable Development Guidelines: "The Green Edge

Water, wind and wave action constantly erode our lakeshore; nature-based solutions reduce erosion while creating a natural edge for beaches.

One aspect of lawn maintenance is particularly harmful: the use of gas-powered landscaping equipment for mowing, trimming, and blowing.

In this article, we have collected actions and resources with the goal to reduce water pollution by educating the community on good...

We welcome student involvement! We have and will continue to partner with students, teachers, administrators, PTAs, LSCs, and parents....

EEC takes efforts to reduce air pollution within Edgewater/Andersonville while educating the community on good stewardship practices for...

Green buildings are businesses, residential spaces, or community spaces that incorporate sustainable practices in their design and...

We seek to expand the use of Renewable/Clean Energy in Edgewater and Andersonville and help hasten the clean energy economy. We promote...

Native plants evolved to fit a particular ecosystem, bringing many benefits to gardeners and garden foragers.