Thorn Creek Audubon members volunteer to safely deliver plants to customers in place of the usual plant pick-up day at Homewood Izaak Walton Preserve.

Smart gardeners know that it's the presence of pollinators that makes the difference in the health and fertility and productivity of wild plants, food plants, and landscape plants alike.

Started almost a century apart in quite different ways for different causes, both celebrations aim to help improve our environment.

When the nature center was faced with reduced staff and shortened hours, Thorn Creek Audubon members mobilized a group to volunteer and help keep the center open.

If you're looking to help save Monarch Butterflies, look no further than local expert and Thorn Creek Audubon member Kay MacNeil.

One birder's antidote for Midwest road trip monotony.

Be part of the annual nationwide Audubon Winter Bird Count on January 4, 2020, by volunteering for a Thorn Creek Audubon team. Photo: Gregory Hejnar.