CLEAN UP CREW

No, the NAI Hiffman staff isn't hitchhiking after a rough day at Rivers. To help support green initiatives, they spent a day picking up trash at Cricket Creek Forest Preserve  in Addison. The park used to be a flood-prone housing development but was redeveloped into a park to preserve wetlands. This is NAI's third year volunteering at West Suburban wildlife preserves.

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