Since 2017, The Nature Foundation of Will County has provided nearly $30,000 through its Restore Will County grant program that pays for supplies and equipment for restoration work. This year, volunteer site steward Scott Mortensen -- pictured with Forest Preserve Board Chair Judy Ogalla and Forest Preserve Executive Director Tracy Chapman -- received $500 to purchase supplies and equipment he needs for restoration work at Hickory Creek Preserve, site steward John Fuqua received $500 to purchase native seed for the restoration work he’s conducting at Hammel Woods and the Forest Preserve District’s natural resource management crews received $2,000 to support various volunteer restoration projects. (Photo courtesy of the Forest Preserve District of Will County)
Since 2017, The Nature Foundation of Will County has provided nearly $30,000 through its Restore Will County grant program that pays for supplies and equipment for restoration work. This year, volunteer site steward Scott Mortensen -- pictured with Forest Preserve Board Chair Judy Ogalla and Forest Preserve Executive Director Tracy Chapman -- received $500 to purchase supplies and equipment he needs for restoration work at Hickory Creek Preserve, site steward John Fuqua received $500 to purchase native seed for the restoration work he’s conducting at Hammel Woods and the Forest Preserve District’s natural resource management crews received $2,000 to support various volunteer restoration projects. (Photo courtesy of the Forest Preserve District of Will County)

Getting Some Seed Money

Since 2017, The Nature Foundation of Will County has provided nearly $30,000 through its Restore Will County grant program that pays for supplies and equipment for restoration work. This year, volunteer site steward Scott Mortensen -- pictured with Forest Preserve Board Chair Judy Ogalla and Forest Preserve Executive Director Tracy Chapman -- received $500 to purchase supplies and equipment he needs for restoration work at Hickory Creek Preserve, site steward John Fuqua received $500 to purchase native seed for the restoration work he’s conducting at Hammel Woods and the Forest Preserve District’s natural resource management crews received $2,000 to support various volunteer restoration projects. (Photo courtesy of the Forest Preserve District of Will County)
Since 2017, The Nature Foundation of Will County has provided nearly $30,000 through its Restore Will County grant program that pays for supplies and equipment for restoration work. This year, volunteer site steward Scott Mortensen -- pictured with Forest Preserve Board Chair Judy Ogalla and Forest Preserve Executive Director Tracy Chapman -- received $500 to purchase supplies and equipment he needs for restoration work at Hickory Creek Preserve, site steward John Fuqua received $500 to purchase native seed for the restoration work he’s conducting at Hammel Woods and the Forest Preserve District’s natural resource management crews received $2,000 to support various volunteer restoration projects. (Photo courtesy of the Forest Preserve District of Will County)

Since 2017, The Nature Foundation of Will County has provided nearly $30,000 through its Restore Will County grant program that pays for supplies and equipment for restoration work. This year, volunteer site steward Scott Mortensen — pictured with Forest Preserve Board Chair Judy Ogalla and Forest Preserve Executive Director Tracy Chapman — received $500 to purchase supplies and equipment he needs for restoration work at Hickory Creek Preserve, site steward John Fuqua received $500 to purchase native seed for the restoration work he’s conducting at Hammel Woods and the Forest Preserve District’s natural resource management crews received $2,000 to support various volunteer restoration projects. (Photo courtesy of the Forest Preserve District of Will County)

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