Amateur Photography Contest
Learn about TLC's Conservation Leader Internship Program (CLIP)
Are you a student who loves the outdoors and nature?
TLC Recognizes Volunteers and Members
It was cold and snowy outside, but TLC members and friends didn’t have to leave the comforts of home to enjoy TLC’s Annual Celebration on January 31!
Winter Tree and Shrub Identification Videos
If you've ever wondered, "What kind of tree or shrub is that?" these are the videos for you!
Farming with Nature: The New Graziers
McHenry County is seeing a rise in the number of grass fed beef and dairy operations.
The 5000 Acre Challenge 2020
The Land Conservancy of McHenry County (TLC) launched the 5,000 Acre Challenge to protect our region's oak woods.
Couple Makes a Lasting Difference in Preserving Land for Life
Stephanie and Jerry Simon value the preservation of habitat for native plants and wildlife.
Have flooding? Use native plants!
We’ve all seen the pictures: muddy floodwaters creeping to the doorsteps of homes around the country.
Fox River flooding for one month in May 2020, covering the Thelins' sedge meadow.
Just as Nature Intended - Land transitions to monarch habitat
Monarchs and other pollinator species add beauty, interest, and we depend on them for the work they to do to sustain our local ecosystems.
Join TLC's Sustainability Circle - Become a Monthly Donor
Make a monthly contribution to fit your budget, and make a significant impact on preserving land for life in McHenry County.
Five great places to get outside today in McHenry County
Studies keep showing the benefits of being out in nature (and some doctors are even prescribing outdoor time)!
You can care for nature at home in McHenry County!
Whether you have acres of land, or a small patch of earth, anyone can make a difference by caring for nature at home.
Letting the oaks shine: A Q&A with land owner Cheri Magrini
TLC recently launched the 5,000 Acre Challenge to increase the amount of oak woods protected in McHenry County. This is the story of one family’s work to protect their oaks.
