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Earlier this year, American conservationist Kristine (Kris) McDivitt Tompkins helped reintroduce the jaguar to Argentina’s Iberá wetlands— 70 years after hunting and habitat loss drove the species to extinction—through Rewilding Argentina, the partner organization to Tompkins Conversation, which Tompkins co-founded with her late husband, Doug. Mariua, an adult jaguar who was rescued as an orphan

Landscape Look Book

Like its residents, the landscapes of the North Shore celebrate a variety of design profiles. Some are as tailored and monochromatic as a Refine slip dress; streamlined borders and compact plantings bestow a soothing serenity. Others are as billowy and colorful as a Rodarte gown; swat of flowers and rose-covered trellises create a giddy exhilaration.

It Takes a Village

You won’t usually find filmmaker and food activist Matt Wechsler at his Village Farmstand in Evanston on a Monday. That day, he’s busy talking to farmers about what seasonal produce is coming in next week, catching up with his kids, or working out details for his next documentary film with his wife and filmmaking partner,

Newsworthy: April 2021

FLORAL PHILOSOPHY Designer, author, and philanthropist Charlotte Moss has long believed that flowers should not be reserved only for the rare occasion but instead are best deployed in everyday living. Moss’ delightful new coffee table book Flowers by Charlotte Moss brings the garden indoors with inspiration for floral arrangements, container selection, and blossom placement throughout

Editor’s Selects: June 2021

Spring finds that will turn everyone green with envy.

Designing Woman

GROWING UP in Lake Forest, Marli Jones had a mind for design, even as a young girl. “I’ve been very passionate about design since I was a little kid and I credit Lake Forest for that. It’s an historically significant place. You grow up there being exposed to incredible design and architecture on an intimate

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