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SR0529LRB104 16640 LAW 30043 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate wish to 

3congratulate Citizens for Conservation (CFC) on the occasion 

4of its 55th anniversary; and

5 WHEREAS, CFC, founded in Barrington in 1971, is a 

6volunteer-powered nonprofit dedicated to the motto, "Saving 

7Living Space for Living Things"; for over a half century, the 

8nonprofit has transformed the Barrington area into a beacon of 

9community-driven conservation through protecting vital open 

10space, restoring native ecosystems, and inspiring people of 

11all ages to care for the land; and

12 WHEREAS, From its earliest days as a small grassroots 

13group, CFC has embraced a bold vision that ordinary community 

14members, working together, could revive nearly vanished 

15prairies, savannas, wetlands, and woodlands in the region; in 

16the mid-1980s, when restoration ecology was still emerging, 

17the organization began pioneering ambitious restoration 

18techniques, setting new standards for ecological integrity; by 

19seeking rare remnant seed sources and cultivating 

20local-ecotype diversity, the nonprofit created extraordinary 

21restorations, including Grigsby Prairie and Flint Creek 

22Savanna, that today stand among the most ecologically rich and 

23admired in the region; and

SR0529- 2 -LRB104 16640 LAW 30043 r

1 WHEREAS, CFC has helped spark collaborative restoration 

2across Cook, Lake, and McHenry counties as a founding member 

3of the multi-county Barrington Greenways Initiative; for 

4decades, the organization has generously shared hundreds of 

5thousands of dollars' worth of native seed that is collected 

6from its preserves with partner groups, enabling dramatic 

7habitat improvemen