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John H. Stroger, Jr.
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Get Involved! Clean-Up Projects

Interested in doing a service project or volunteer work? Contact the District’s Maintenance Department to coordinate a clean-up project. It’s great for a Boy Scout or Girl Scout Service Project! A Special Activity Application must be submitted for service projects in the FPDCC. Download this application here, available in Adobe® Acrobat™ PDF format.

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Groups or individuals are encouraged to volunteer for the District’s Annual Clean-Up Day held in the spring. Work at one of five designated sites or at a location of your choice. Clean-up tools and refreshments are provided.


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If you are interested in volunteering please provide the following information, and an FPDCC staff member will contact you. Thank you for your interest in the Forest Preserve District of Cook County!



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An owl can turn its head all the way around. True or False?

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Did you know?

An owl can turn its head all the way around. True or False?

Answer: False!

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