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January 2020
Dekalb County Public Meeting: Parks Master Plan
Do you live in Dekalb county and love its parks? The county is in the process of updating its 10-year parks master plan and wants local input. So, it will be hosting a series of public meetings to hear from Dekalb residents.
Find out more »Dekalb County Public Meeting: Parks Master Plan
Do you live in Dekalb county and love its parks? The county is in the process of updating its 10-year parks master plan and wants local input. This is the second meeting in a series of public meetings that the county is hosting to give Dekalb residents the opportunity to share their opinion on what they want to see in the county’s parks.
Find out more »February 2020
Small Change Grant Application Deadline (Q1)
Park Pride’s Small Change Grant Program provides support to communities just beginning their park improvement efforts, enabling them to leverage support from neighbors and local businesses. Deadline: Applications for the Q1 Small Change grant will be due on or before February 1 at 5:00 p.m. For more details, visit the Grant Programs page.
Find out more »Dekalb County Public Meeting: Parks Master Plan
Do you live in Dekalb county and love its parks? The county is in the process of updating its 10-year parks master plan and wants local input. This is the third meeting in a series of public meetings that the county is hosting to give Dekalb residents the opportunity to share their opinion on what they want to see in the county’s parks.
Find out more »Dekalb County Public Meeting: Parks Master Plan
Do you live in Dekalb county and love its parks? The county is in the process of updating its 10-year parks master plan and wants local input. This is the fourth meeting in a series of public meetings that the county is hosting to give Dekalb residents the opportunity to share their opinion on what they want to see in the county’s parks.
Find out more »Secrets of the Winter Woods: Frazer Forest Walk
Take a walk through Frazer Forest with EcoAddendum and discover the secrets of the winter woods. The forest is a special tract of privately owned land that holds old-growth remnants. Although winter is a time of quiescence, this period of dormancy in the Piedmont forest plays an important role in the function and overall health … Continue Reading →
Find out more »February Park Meeting
Join us for February’s monthly park meeting in Anderson park! All are welcome.
Find out more »Forest Valentine: Grove Park Clean-Up
Love is in the air, and English ivy is in the forest! EcoAddendum invites you to share some love this Valentine’s weekend by providing hands-on restoration efforts for Atlanta’s urban forest. Join them while they work to remove English ivy and other invasive plants in a very special original forest remnant at Grove Park and Proctor Creek.
Find out more »William McKinley Peters Park Benefit Concert
Friends of Peters Park hosts an evening of operatic favorites to raise proceeds to match their Park Pride small change grant.
Find out more »March 2020
Trees Atlanta’s Lunch and Learn: Discovering the BeltLine’s Native Plants
Bring your lunch and come learn about the restoration of native plants with Brian Williams, Urban Forestry Director at Trees Atlanta.
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