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Forest Preserve District of Cook County

John H. Stroger, Jr.
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Steven M. Bylina, Jr.
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Get Involved! Sponsorship

The Forest Preserve District of Cook County is one of the largest most utilized urban open space providers in the country. It has more than 67,000 acres of land and draws an estimated 40 million visitors each year. Within its boundaries you’ll find irreplaceable native habitats — offering plant and animal diversity on par with the rainforests of the world. While surrounded by these magnificent habitats millions and millions of people enjoy a tremendous array of outdoor recreation opportunities, educational programs and special events that the District has to offer.

A sponsorship with the Forest Preserve District of Cook County allows corporations to connect with people of all ages who come to the Forest Preserves to enjoy and learn about native wildlife, participate in special events and take part in outdoor recreation opportunities.

The Forest Preserve District offers several partnership levels from single events to year-round opportunities, and can customize sponsorship packages to meet your companies marketing objectives.

Your support will help the District protect our land and wildlife, and to improve outdoor recreation and environmental education opportunities.

To learn more about sponsorships with the Forest Preserve District, please call 708-771-1097.





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Did you know?

Sweet Woods Preserve in Glenwood was a German POW camp during World War II. The prisoners drew a U.S. flag in cement, which still remains there today.

Did you know?

Sweet Woods Preserve in Glenwood was a German POW camp during World War II. The prisoners drew a U.S. flag in cement, which still remains there today.

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