by Tamara Barker, UPS Chief Sustainability Officer From our global headquarters in Sandy Springs, we can now see the traffic on 400. Although our LEED Gold-certified campus includes 33 acres of woods, […]

By Rob Brawner, Executive Director, Atlanta BeltLine Partnership From the beginning, the Atlanta BeltLine has been about breaking down barriers and creating connections between the 45 neighborhoods through which it passes. […]

By Andrew Feiler Advisory Council Member, The Trust for Public Land in Georgia As the 2018 legislative session came to a close a few days ago, a bipartisan group of Georgia lawmakers […]

By Teri Nye, Park Pride's Visioning Coordinator and resident botanist Signs of spring are around us! Mayapples and bloodroot are pushing up out of the soil with leaves wrapped around should […]

By Whit Fosburgh, CEO, Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership Georgia is one of the most biologically diverse states in the nation, making it one of the best places in the country […]

By Jay Wozniak, Georgia Urban Parks Director with the Trust for Public Land in Georgia The Vine City and English Avenue neighborhoods on the west side of Atlanta have been home […]

By: Miranda Kyle, Arts & Culture Product Manager, Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Art on the Atlanta BeltLine has grown to become one of the South’s largest outdoor public art exhibitions. The program […]

by Michael Halicki, Park Pride’s Executive Director Around this time next month, over 450 parks and greenspace enthusiasts will gather at the Atlanta Botanical Garden for Park Pride’s 17th Annual Parks […]

By Walt Ray, Chattahoochee Program Director, The Trust for Public Land in Georgia I grew up in northwestern Pennsylvania, where the Allegheny River serves as the backdrop for daily life. It […]