#chicagotreeproject — Public Fediverse posts

Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest: Oak Park’s own eco-artist. “That first project was a sweeping tree off of Lake Shore Drive in Jackson Park. [Margot McMahon] created larger-than-life sculptures of birds and owls. Within three weeks, the park district asked her to run The Chicago Tree Project.”

Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest: Oak Park’s own eco-artist. “That first project was a sweeping tree off of Lake Shore Drive in Jackson Park. [Margot McMahon] created larger-than-life sculptures of birds and owls. Within three weeks, the park district asked her to run The Chicago Tree Project.”

Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest: Oak Park’s own eco-artist. “That first project was a sweeping tree off of Lake Shore Drive in Jackson Park. [Margot McMahon] created larger-than-life sculptures of birds and owls. Within three weeks, the park district asked her to run The Chicago Tree Project.”

Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest: Oak Park’s own eco-artist. “That first project was a sweeping tree off of Lake Shore Drive in Jackson Park. [Margot McMahon] created larger-than-life sculptures of birds and owls. Within three weeks, the park district asked her to run The Chicago Tree Project.”

Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest: Oak Park’s own eco-artist. “That first project was a sweeping tree off of Lake Shore Drive in Jackson Park. [Margot McMahon] created larger-than-life sculptures of birds and owls. Within three weeks, the park district asked her to run The Chicago Tree Project.”