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    Admin February 18, 2019

    How Would You Make Atlanta a More Inviting Place? Tell Us—And We Just Might Help You Do It!

    By George Dusenbury, Georgia State Director for Trust for Public Land, and  Timothy J. Keane, Commissioner, Department of City Planning, City of Atlanta Have you taken in the view of Atlanta from […]

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    Admin February 11, 2019

    The Underappreciated Economic Benefits of Georgia’s Outdoor Industry

    By Georgia Conservancy Advocacy Director Leah Dixon and Coastal Director Charles McMillan “Local and state economies are stimulated by the presence of abundant and well-managed outdoor recreation areas.” – Becky Kelley, […]

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    Admin February 4, 2019

    Where Life Swirls...

    Rachel Maher, Park Pride’s Communications Manager “A successful park is ‘where life swirls.’” ~Jane Jacobs Is there a better quote that so simply, yet vividly, describes a vibrant, lively, and well-loved park? […]

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    author January 28, 2019

    Atlanta 2040: Preparing Now for the Changes Ahead

    Envisioning a Healthy Atlanta By Deron Davis, Executive Director, The Nature Conservancy Super Bowl LIII is almost here, and Atlanta is abuzz. An estimated one million football fans, 150,000 out-of-town visitors, and […]

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    Admin January 21, 2019

    Blazing Trails in Columbus: The Trust for Public Land Presents the 2019 Georgia Trail Summit May 5-6

    George Dusenbury, Executive Director for The Trust for Public Land in Georgia From the Appalachian Trail and the Silver Comet, to PATH 400 and the Atlanta BeltLine, the Aerotropolis and the […]

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    Admin January 14, 2019

    The Georgia Coast: Conservation is Never Over

    Offshore Oil and Gas Exploration Threatens our Atlantic Shore By: Brian Foster, Communications Director, The Georgia Conservancy Georgia’s coast, more than 110 miles in length, offers a stark contrast to that ideal beach […]

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    Admin January 7, 2019

    Is Better Health Your New Year’s Resolution? Read This.

    By Michael Halicki, Executive Director, Park Pride For many people, the new year brings with it the resolve to get fit, get healthy, and adopt a more active lifestyle. Sound familiar? […]

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    author December 31, 2018

    We’re Resolved to Help Tackle Floods, Fire and Hurricanes with Nature-Based Solutions

    By Jared Teutsch, The Nature Conservancy's Director of Conservation Today, the overarching challenge affecting both human and natural communities all over the world is climate change, which will have huge impacts […]

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    Admin December 17, 2018

    The Future Begins Now: An Update on the Chattahoochee River Master Planning Process

    Walt Ray, Director, Chattahoochee River Program The Trust for Public Land Byron Rushing, Bicycling & Walking Program Manager Atlanta Regional Commission The Trust for Public Land, Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC), Cobb County […]

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How Would You Make Atlanta a More Inviting Place? Tell Us—And We Just Might Help You Do It!

By George Dusenbury, Georgia State Director for Trust for Public Land, and  Timothy J. Keane, Commissioner, Department of […]

Admin Posted On February 18, 2019
The Underappreciated Economic Benefits of Georgia’s Outdoor Industry

By Georgia Conservancy Advocacy Director Leah Dixon and Coastal Director Charles McMillan “Local and state economies are stimulated […]

Admin Posted On February 11, 2019
Where Life Swirls...

Rachel Maher, Park Pride’s Communications Manager “A successful park is ‘where life swirls.’” ~Jane Jacobs Is there a better […]

Admin Posted On February 4, 2019
Atlanta 2040: Preparing Now for the Changes Ahead

Envisioning a Healthy Atlanta By Deron Davis, Executive Director, The Nature Conservancy Super Bowl LIII is almost here, and […]

author Posted On January 28, 2019
Blazing Trails in Columbus: The Trust for Public Land Presents the 2019 Georgia Trail Summit May 5-6

George Dusenbury, Executive Director for The Trust for Public Land in Georgia From the Appalachian Trail and the […]

Admin Posted On January 21, 2019
The Georgia Coast: Conservation is Never Over

Offshore Oil and Gas Exploration Threatens our Atlantic Shore By: Brian Foster, Communications Director, The Georgia Conservancy Georgia’s coast, more […]

Admin Posted On January 14, 2019
Is Better Health Your New Year’s Resolution? Read This.

By Michael Halicki, Executive Director, Park Pride For many people, the new year brings with it the resolve […]

Admin Posted On January 7, 2019
We’re Resolved to Help Tackle Floods, Fire and Hurricanes with Nature-Based Solutions

By Jared Teutsch, The Nature Conservancy's Director of Conservation Today, the overarching challenge affecting both human and natural […]

author Posted On December 31, 2018
The Future Begins Now: An Update on the Chattahoochee River Master Planning Process

Walt Ray, Director, Chattahoochee River Program The Trust for Public Land Byron Rushing, Bicycling & Walking Program Manager Atlanta […]

Admin Posted On December 17, 2018


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