A COMMUNITY WALK FOR THE WILDLIFE THAT HAS NO VOICE

Join neighbors for a walk and conversation in Thatcher Woods to learn about the proposed O'Hare Flyer and the potential impacts that construction and trains every 7.5 minutes could have on this treasured forest, its ecosystems, and the wildlife that call it home — including endangered bats, birds, and the many species that depend on this habitat.

Saturday, October 17th 9 – 10 AM

Meet at the Thatcher Woods Pavilion

COOK COUNTY TAXPAYERS FUND THE PRESERVATION AND STEWARDSHIP OF THESE PROTECTED LANDS.

Come learn what years of construction and trains every 7.5 minutes could mean for the forests, wildlife, and natural resources we all value and want to safeguard for future generations.

RARE FOREST HABITAT One of Northeast Illinois' remaining quality floodplain forests, oak savanna and upland forest ecosystems.

BATS & WILDLIFE Supports endangered bats and critical habitat for many species.

BIRDS & BIODIVERSITY At least 45 nesting bird species and a rich diversity of native plants and wildlife that depend on this habitat.

CONSERVATION & PUBLIC ACCESS Treasure these lands, ensure equitable public access, and protect natural resources for future generations.

SAY NO TO PRIVATE EQUITY TEARING APART PUBLIC LANDS.