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Lake Cook Audubon members on a field trip in East Central Illinois

Your Lake-Cook Chapter of the Illinois Audubon Society

We are a gathering of people who enjoy watching and studying birds and wildlife. We welcome people of all ages and skills to join us on our field trips, programs and other events. Most of our monthly programs are bird-oriented, but we also address environmental and natural history topics.

The Illinois Audubon Society is the state's oldest conservation organization that works to protect and enhance Illinois' unique habitats and to educate the public about them
. It is not affiliated with the National Audubon Society.

What We Do Besides Watch Birds

Bird watching events in and around Lake County Illinois are the cornerstone of our chapter. Yet many enjoy our sociable and informative monthly programs usually held at Heller Nature Center. We volunteer to monitor Bartlett Ravine and Openlands Lakeshore Preserve and work in concert with other local environmental organizations.

As an all-volunteer organization we cordially encourage your participation in any one of our organizational activities. And though not required for participation, we invite you to join and add your support to our Lake-Cook Chapter (and receive our newsletter). Please contact any of our Chapter leaders for more information

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Next Field Trip

Sun. Sept. 12 7:30 AM
Half Day Preserve
Lincolnshire

Early Fall Migrants!
Kick off the Fall birding season at Half Day's woods, prairie and Des Plaines River habitats.

For birding recommendations this summer, please review our recommended birding sites in Lake County & Northeastern Illinois

Next Program

Tues. Sept 21, 7PM
Here Come the Carp! What's Next?

Kevin Irons, Large River Ecologist for the Illinois Natural History Survey, will bring us the latest information on this menacing ecological threat and what solutions might still be possible.


Please see our entire 2010-2011 program schedule.  Register for our newsletter and we will send you notification of programs and field trips.

Please register to receive our email and you will be notified prior to each event.

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