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What we do
We are environmental stewards of the Green Bay Trail, restoring a natural, prairie eco-system. Our goal is to make the trail a national example of the healthy intersection of nature and culture that inspires community and individual well-being. LEARN MORE
Friday Fun Facts – Did you know?
Buckthorn Barbecue
WTTW’s Geoffrey Baer entertained us with the fascinating history of the Green Bay Trail. If you were there, thanks for coming and contributing to our mission of restoring nature’s beauty to our Green Bay Trail.
If you missed the Barbecue, you can still contribute to our work and be counted in our annual fundraiser. We are very grateful for your support. , DONATE NOW.
A Trail Quiz!
What is the difference between male and female monarch butterflies?
Monarchs: It’s all in the dots! The male has a black dot on each hind wing. Be sure to visit FGBT’s butterfly hatchery at Mary St. next summer!
Is rattlesnake master a veggie, plant or trail volunteer?
Rattlesnake master is a native prairie plant and part of the parsley, carrot and dill family.
How many street entrances are there to the trail between South and Scott Ave.?
It is very easy to find and enjoy the Green Bay Trail. Enter at South, Harbor, Wentworth, Mary, Woodlawn and Scott Avenues.
What plant is known for its foot or joint?
Turkey foot grass is also known as blue joint and blue stem tall grass.
Are honey bees native bees?
Honey bees are non-native. They were introduced to aid in the pollination of fruits and crops. More than 50 bee species have been identified on the Green Bay Trail.
