Videos
Volunteer to Protect Animal and Plant Homes | Friends of Nachusa Grasslands
By Friends of Nachusa Grasslands
Are you interested in preserving habitat for native plants and animals? Volunteer through the Friends of Nachusa Grasslands, a not-for-profit organization founded in 2008 by volunteers dedicated to helping to provide for the long–term care and management of Nachusa Grasslands.
Nachusa Grasslands protects rare and endangered remnant prairie, woodlands, and wetlands. These lands are being reconnected through habitat restoration to create one of the largest and most biologically diverse grasslands in Illinois by protecting native grasses, wildflowers, birds, insects, amphibians, reptiles and mammals.
By Friends of Nachusa Grasslands
Are you interested in preserving habitat for native plants and animals? Volunteer through the Friends of Nachusa Grasslands, a not-for-profit organization founded in 2008 by volunteers dedicated to helping to provide for the long–term care and management of Nachusa Grasslands.
Nachusa Grasslands protects rare and endangered remnant prairie, woodlands, and wetlands. These lands are being reconnected through habitat restoration to create one of the largest and most biologically diverse grasslands in Illinois by protecting native grasses, wildflowers, birds, insects, amphibians, reptiles and mammals.
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The Brains and Braun Behind Nachusa
Audio by Long Haul Productions for WBEZ | Chicago An intimate look at the volunteers of Nachusa Grasslands with an exploration of their motivations and life perspectives. |
Nachusa Grasslands — An Illinois Story
By One Illinois |
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Friends of Nachusa Grasslands
By Community Foundation of Northern Illinois The Community Foundation of Northern Illinois presents a look at one of its community partners and, in the process, encourages the use of endowments to serve the community. |
Bison Calf Birth at Nachusa Grasslands
By Greg Baker |
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Twenty Years of Tallgrass Prairie Restoration at Nachusa Grasslands
By The Nature Conservancy Dr. Elizabeth Bach with The Nature Conservancy provides an overview of plant community responses to ecosystem restoration at the Nachusa Grasslands preserve. |
Nachusa Prescribed Fire
By John Schmadeke, volunteer |
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Celebrating Decades of Prairie Engagement
By Heather Herakovich Take a look down memory lane! For decades, Nachusa Grasslands has hosted an annual prairie festival known as Autumn on the Prairie on the third Saturday in September. Over the last three decades, Autumn on the Prairie continues to evolve and engage visitors in what Nachusa Grasslands offers. 2023 was the 33rd year of Autumn on the Prairie and its continued success would not be possible without the many volunteers, staff, vendors, and visitors. Please enjoy this recap of the last three decades. |