Nature Boardwalk, once a simple manmade pond, is now a lush, natural, prairie-style garden filled with native plants and brimming with birds, frogs, fish, turtles, insects, and other wildlife. This is a popup dialog that overlays the main content of the page.

2010年10月22日 · The project transforms a picturesque urban pond from the 19th century into an ecological habitat buzzing with life.

The Nature Boardwalk (also known as the Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo) is an outdoor space managed by the Lincoln Park Zoo, in Chicago 's Lincoln Park, in the U.S. state of Illinois. [1][2] The ecological habitat was designed by Studio Gang …

2022年11月30日 · Use the flatten to terrace tool and there’s a setting there for ‘shallow pond edge’ - use that and it’ll give you what you’re looking for! You can determine the water level by moving the mouse. Where your mouse points, the water will be. So, you're not filling up the entire hole, bit telling the game up to where place the water.

The Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo transforms a picturesque yet unsustainable urban pond from the 19th century into an ecological habitat buzzing with life. With the design’s improvements to water quality, hydrology, landscape, accessibility, and shelter, the site is able to function as an outdoor classroom that demonstrates the ...

The South Pond Natural Area, also known as the Nature Boardwalk, is a twelve-acre natural area within Lincoln Park Zoo. An abundance of native prairie and wetland plants surround the pond. This area is managed by Lincoln Park Zoo staff. Help keep wildlife wild, safe, and healthy by following posted signage and Natural Areas Rules and Regulations.

2019年10月7日 · How do you clean the water in ponds and lakes? I have a pond in one of my exhibits and my animals are drinking the dirty water. Is there a filter or do I need to get a keeper to do it?

2024年10月6日 · The Lincoln Park Zoo South Pond Pavilion, designed by Studio Gang Architects, is a remarkable transformation of a 19th-century urban pond into a thriving ecological habitat. This 14-acre project features a unique tortoise shell-inspired pavilion integrated into a boardwalk that encircles the South Pond.

Two scenic ponds, beautiful landscaping, waterfall features and native Illinois flora. Outdoor aquatic and terrestrial space for variety of waterfowl including, trumpeter swans, ruddy ducks, hooded mergansers, Barrow’s goldeneye ducks, northern pintail ducks, wood ducks and other ducks native to the area but not residents of the zoo.

Refurbished in 1996 through a bequest from the estate of Hope B. McCormick, Hope B. McCormick Swan Pond is now home to a pair of snow-white trumpeter swans—a reminder of the zoo’s long history of providing the Chicagoland area with free access to the wonders of wildlife.