Come and support the effort to improve the ecological health of Louise Howard Park! Volunteers will work together to remove harmful invasive plant species that threaten the health of trees and other plant species. We’ll target kudzu, privet, English ivy, and more. Click here to sign up! Hosted by the Friends of Louise G. Howard … Continue Reading →

Let’s show some love to the Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, a 125-acre old-growth forest that makes up this city park in southwest Atlanta! Volunteers will focus on the removal litter, light debris, and invasive plants for the protection and restoration of tree health. Click here to sign up! Hosted by the Cascade Springs Nature Conservancy … Continue Reading →

Volunteers at Herbert Taylor Park will work with the Friends group and the Intown Georgia Native Plant Society along the shores of Rock Cree and South Fork Peachtree Creek to improve habitat for native and visiting wildlife! Efforts will focus wresting invasive plant species from this impressive urban forest, including English ivy, privet, mahonia, nandina, … Continue Reading →

West Atlanta Watershed Alliance is excited to welcome Love Your Park volunteers to Service Learning Saturdays @ the Outdoor Activity Center! Volunteer projects include trail building and maintenance, invasive plant removal, habitat restoration and other activities needed to manage the facility and grounds of this unique urban resource. Click here to register! Hosted by the … Continue Reading →

Join the effort to help keep Grant Park healthy and beautiful! On this workday, volunteers will focus on picking up trash and tree limbs. Click here to sign up! Hosted by the Grant Park Conservancy  

Show some love to this beautiful northwest Atlanta Park! During this volunteer day, you will help to restore the ecological health of the park by removing harmful invasive plant species and litter. Click here to sign up! Hosted by the Friends of Jennie Drake Park

Your support is needed in Peachtree Hills Park! Volunteers will set to work clearing invasive plant species, like privet and English ivy, from wooded areas of the park and trees. You’ll also help clean up litter and provide fresh mulch to a walking path through the park. Click here to sign up! Hosted by the … Continue Reading →

Your efforts at Lionel Hampton Park will help to improve the ecological health of this greenspace. Volunteers will work together to establish and maintain mountain bike trails. They will also help remove tires, debris and invasive species in the park. Click here to sign up! Hosted by the Friends of Lionel Hampton Beecher Hills Park … Continue Reading →