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The Division of Wildlife Resources and the University of Illinois Extension have launched the Living with Illinois Wildlife website. The site will increase Illinois residents’ appreciation of native wildlife, serve as a tool to assist you with human wildlife conflicts and will make you aware of any applicable Illinois Conservation laws. 

 
 
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Wildlife Prairie State Park is very proud of the intricate bronze statues that can be found in various locations throughout the Park.

photo:Bonnie Cannon
Eagle at Hazel's Hill of Flowers Overlook
 

 

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Puppy Love, located just outside the Visitor's Center

photo:Jack Duffell
The War Dog memorial, is located near the train depot.

 

photo:Bruce Clifton
Sacajawea & Pompey, located between the bison, elk pasture and the fishing lakes.

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Elk located near the main parking area.

 

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French Trader and Indian Guide bronze canoe in North Lake. View from French Overlook.

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Giant frog at the sandbox in the main area.

 
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This coyote, along with numerous other smaller statues are placed near the sandpit so that people can have an up close experience.
 
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Getting a drink at the well. Find these children and their puppy in the circle lot of the main area.
 
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This pony has been photographed more than anything else in the park. Usually with a little rider or two.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 06 February 2008 )
 
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