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   Building a Grassroots Coalition to Improve the Des Plaines River Trail

   • By Matt Gomez, Active Transportation Alliance
   • Mar 27, 2019
2. 

   Keep Asian carp out of Lake Michigan

   • By Josh Ellis and Molly Flanagan, vice president for policy at the Alliance for the Great Lakes
   • Mar 21, 2019
3. 

   Parks, trails, and lanes: News from our region’s riverfronts

   • By Christina Harris
   • Mar 12, 2019
4. 

   Enhancing Chicago's rivers through guidelines and governance

   • By Christina Harris and Joshua Zietse
   • Mar 12, 2019
5. 

   Planning for the Future of the South Branch

   • By Chloe Gurin-Sands
   • Feb 22, 2019
6. 

   Salt: The urban watershed's double-edged sword

   • By Sarah Cardona
   • Feb 19, 2019
7. 

   Our Great Rivers Cohort’s 10 Proudest Moments of 2018

   • By Chloe Gurin-Sands and Greg Ross , MPC Research Assistant
   • Dec 7, 2018
8. 

   Chicago Fishes: Catching 160 fish in the Chicago River in two hours

   • By Liz Granger
   • Nov 1, 2018
9. 

   Coexisting on the Calumet: Helping industrial users create green spaces

   • By Chloe Gurin-Sands and Hanna Udischas, MPC Research Assistant
   • Oct 17, 2018
10. 

    Great Rivers Chicago Wins APA IL Implementation Award

    • By Chloe Gurin-Sands
    • Oct 15, 2018

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