
Nature should be for everyone, yet green spaces are not equitably distributed nor equally accessible. We are committed to addressing historical inequities and increasing access to nature for people in the Chicago Wilderness Alliance four-state region who have been historically excluded from its benefits.
We are also committed to providing resources and facilitating necessary and needed conversations on diversity, inclusion, and environmental justice to further address this important work.
These resources from Chicago Wilderness Alliance Partners and others can guide thinking and action on justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in the conservation field. Please also visit our Increasing Equitable Access to Nature Green Vision Initiative to get involved, as well as our online Cafes and recorded webinars to view topics we're talking about. Contact us if
you have resources or links you'd like us to include.
Equity 101, Anti-Racism, Allyship, and Inclusivity Resources
Indigenous Peoples
Black Birders Week, Black in Nature, #BlackHistoryMonth
Latino Conservation
LGBTQ+
Relationality and Building Relationships
Air Quality (US EPA)
Articles and News
Alliance statement on equity and justice
The Chicago Wilderness Alliance values the diversity inherent in the ecological and human communities that it serves. to fulfill our mission, we work to be inclusive of all people regardless of age, race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, family status, spirituality, education, geographic location, social and economic class, and physical and mental ability.
With Appreciation
| | | | | | Cafes help more communities improve urban tree canopy forests across the region and participate in Tree City USA. These institutions are an equal opportunity provider. |
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