Program attendance is by reservation only. School Programs - Students from area schools can visit Fullersburg Woods on field trips and schedule a nature walk with a staff naturalist. From November through February, Fullersburg Woods naturalists visit local schools and present programs during assemblies. When time and scheduling permit, naturalists are available for special on-site request programs for youth groups on a variety of topics from water studies to helping youth or scout groups with merit badge requirements. Volunteer Nature Interpreters People interested in volunteering at the preserve can serve as a naturalist in leading or assisting youth and school groups with environmental educational activities.
Training is provided by District staff.
Click here for descriptions of volunteer positions and application materials. Today, this National Historic Landmark allows visitors to see the mill operate as it did in Graue's day. The nonprofit DuPage Graue Mill Corporation attends to the mill's daily operation. Ben Fuller House - Built around 1840 by Ben Fuller, the Fuller House is one of the oldest known examples of early balloon construction. It was moved to its current site in 1981 to avoid demolition and to await reconstruction.