Lincoln Park Conservancy

Answer: Lincoln Park Conservancy's phone number is 77********

Answer: Lincoln Park Conservancy's official website is https://lincolnparkconservancy.org

Answer: Lincoln Park Conservancy's revenue is $5 Million to $10 Million

Answer: Lincoln Park Conservancy's SIC: 7389

Answer: Lincoln Park Conservancy's NAICS: 813910

Answer: Lincoln Park Conservancy has 1-10 employees

Answer: Lincoln Park Conservancy is in Museums and Institutions

Answer: Lincoln Park Conservancy contact info: Phone number: 77******** Website: https://lincolnparkconservancy.org

Answer: Lincoln Park is Chicagos largest and most visited park and the third most visited city park in the U.S. with over 20 million visitors annually. The Park is Chicagos front door and is often called Chicagos Central Park. The Lincoln Park Conservancys mission is to preserve and enhance Lincoln Parks inspiring beauty for current and future generations. Established in 1984, the Lincoln Park Conservancy works to enhance Chicagos largest park through volunteer power, fundraising and park improvements. Through its master agreement with the Chicago Park District, the Conservancy manages treasured Park sites including the Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool, Abraham Lincoln Monument and Gardens, Lincoln Park Conservatory and North Pond Nature Sanctuary, in addition to general stewardship activities across Lincoln Parks 1,200 acres. Our volunteer docents offer free tours of the park's natural, historic and cultural elements in order to build visitor connections to these unique places. Monthly wildflower walks are hosted at the Lily Pool and North Pond, educating guests about Chicago's historic connection to them and their importance to local ecology. Conservancy volunteers give back nearly 3,000 hours of service each year, engaging with park visitors and maintaining this portion of Lincoln Park. One unique aspect of the Conservancys approach is that when the Conservancy commits to a site, it embarks on the sites long-term care and if needed, restoration. As the Conservancys managed sites are free of admission, the private funding we raise to support these park assets is of central importance.

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