By Tina Arnold, Park Pride’s Director of Community Building I hadn’t lived in the Lakewood Heights community in South Atlanta for long before I got involved in my first community clean-up day. […]

by Deron Davis, Executive Director, The Nature Conservancy in Georgia This time of year, as we all reflect on the abundance in our lives, I am especially thankful to the people […]

By George Dusenbury, Executive Director for The Trust for Public Land in Georgia Think about how much your local parks, our region’s trails and our state’s natural areas enrich your life. […]

Amendment 1 Passes on November 6th By Robert Ramsay, President, Georgia Conservancy For many Georgia voters, Election Day, like many before, equaled a very late night glued to the television screen or to […]

Michael Halicki, Executive Director of Park Pride Tuesday November 6th is Election Day, and the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Amendment (GOSA) is the first amendment on the ballot. I am writing to […]

By Tom Harbin, Managing Partner, Source Capital The beauty of Georgia’s natural resources has a way of getting into one’s blood. For generations, my family and I have reveled in Georgia’s […]

George Dusenbury, Executive Director, The Trust for Public Land in Georgia Public land acquisition is expensive. And complicated. And critical. It takes tenacity, vision and, usually, a multitude of funding sources […]

By Georgia Conservancy President Robert Ramsay Georgia’s economic success is inextricably connected to our quality of life – quality of life which is directly influenced by access to an abundant variety […]

By Michael Halicki, Executive Director, Park Pride Let’s begin with a statement that appears on its surface to be simple and straightforward: Great cities have great parks. Think for a moment […]