The Wild Things Conference Returns Saturday, March 1, 2025 - SOLD OUT
We’re thrilled to welcome you again to learn and share your expertise with our community. We’ve put together an exciting lineup of workshops and sessions from regional and national experts, plus meet & greets, video content, exhibitors, and sponsors. With over 140 presentations and discussion panels to choose from, the in-person program engages a diverse range of topics, research, and skills, and plenty of opportunities to meet with friends, old and new.
Thank you as well to our sponsors, scholarship supporters, and exhibitors who are all helping to make this another tremendously successful Wild Things.
Tickets for Wild Things 2025 are sold out. For additional information on the 2025 conference, visit wildthingscommunity.org.
**PLEASE NOTE: Some details are subject to change.**
NOTICE: Please be advised that photos and videos will be taken during Wild Things 2025. By attending, you consent to be photographed, filmed, and/or otherwise recorded. Your attendance on this event constitutes your agreement to the use of any resulting media by Friends of Illinois Nature Preserves for promotional, marketing, or any other purpose in perpetuity, without further approval or any compensation.
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ComEd is an electric transmission and distribution company in Northern IL with approximately 127,000 acres across which Vegetation Management and Environmental Service Department make land management decisions independent of or in partnership with stakeholders. An estimated total of 15,000 acres is believed to be restorable or remnant greenspace with potential for preservation or restoration. To prevent outages, maintain safety, and be stewards of the environment, ComEd intends to maintain its Rights of Way free of incompatible woody species and seeks partnerships to restore them to provide safety, reliability, and be a good neighbor and steward. Sr. Program Manager Kelvin Limbrick will share ComEd’s process, progress, and partnerships across Northern Illinois.
