Walk in the Park with Eco-A – Herbert Greene
November 2018
Walk in the Park with Eco-A – Herbert Greene
Did you know Atlanta’s Westside parks have some of the highest value urban forest of any city in the United States? Join the Atlanta City Studio and Eco-Addendum’s Kathryn Kolb on guided tour of Herbert Greene Nature Preserve, the last of our 2019 Walk in the Park series to five Westside Atlanta parks and greenspaces.
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Outdoor Activities Center – Stewardship Walk with Eco-A
Eco-A and West Atlanta Watershed Alliance invite you to join them in a volunteer learn/work day removing invasive species from a special original forest remnant at Grove Park and Proctor Creek greenspaces. We’ll have a short intro to the unusually high value of the urban forest in this special part of the Proctor Creek corridor, followed by a training on how to remove invasive species such as privet, autumn olive, English ivy and others — these techniques will work great in your…
Find out more »Mason Mill with Eco-A: The Path Less Traveled
Mason Mill Park is part of broad natural area winding through parks and neighborhoods in Atlanta’s eastern suburbs between Clairemont and North Druid Hills Roads, and Medlock Park, more or less defined by the intersecting stream corridors of South Peachtree and Burnt Fork Creeks. You may have walked, or biked, on a popular new paved path and boardwalk here, but today we’ll take the path less traveled, and walk footpaths along Burnt Fork Creek. The recovering forest in this area…
Find out more »Cascade Springs Nature Preserve Stewardship Walk with Eco-A
Eco-A, West Atlanta Watershed Alliance and Friends of Cascade Springs Nature Preserve invite you to join your friends and neighbors for a Stewardship Training learn/work session — learning the trees, plants and native ecosystem of Cascade Springs Nature Preserve. There will be an urban forest orientation to the unusually high value of this premiere park, followed by a training on how to recognize and remove invasive species such as Japanese chaff flower, privet, autumn olive, and others. You’ll learn the native trees and old growth…
Find out more »Atlanta Audubon Society Bird Walk Field Trip: Murphey Candler Park
Join the Atlanta Audubon Society on this field trip to Murphey Candler Park! The three main habitats at Murphey Candler Park – lake, wetlands, mixed woods – provide good species diversity. Participants will look for winter residents, including raptors, waterfowl, waders and passerines. The site is also reliable for turtles.This site can be especially good for beginning birders. Some of the trail is level, but there are several steep spots and a number of stretches where the surface is uneven…
Find out more »Monthly Park Meeting
Join Park Pride on the second Thursday of every month at 7:30am as community leaders and park advocates from throughout Atlanta and DeKalb come together for education, networking and strategy for advancing the parks movement.
Find out more »January 2019
Monthly Park Meeting
Join Park Pride on the second Thursday of every month at 7:30am as community leaders and park advocates from throughout Atlanta and DeKalb come together for education, networking and strategy for advancing the parks movement.
Find out more »February 2019
Monthly Park Meeting
Join Park Pride on the second Thursday of every month at 7:30am as community leaders and park advocates from throughout Atlanta and DeKalb come together for education, networking and strategy for advancing the parks movement.
Find out more »March 2019
Monthly Park Meeting
Join Park Pride on the second Thursday of every month at 7:30am as community leaders and park advocates from throughout Atlanta and DeKalb come together for education, networking and strategy for advancing the parks movement.
Find out more »April 2019
Monthly Park Meeting
Join Park Pride on the second Thursday of every month at 7:30am as community leaders and park advocates from throughout Atlanta and DeKalb come together for education, networking and strategy for advancing the parks movement.
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