“Our city and region are making decisions right now on what we will become over the next 50 years, and parks are a foundational part of that vision,” he said.
Beyond greenspace: Why Atlanta’s park water features are essential — and where to find them
If you’re looking for a way to beat the heat over the next few months, turn to the pools and splashpads at our local parks!
Welcoming our 2026 summer interns!
Meet our four fantastic summer interns!
Drought is a wakeup call for Atlanta’s park and tree communities
As park people, we at Park Pride consider parks and greenspaces essential areas of resilience which can help address chronic stresses from extreme weather.
Recreating Community, One Park and One Home at a Time
Parks and housing aren’t separate policy issues. They are deeply connected.
Reflecting on Resilient Parks, Resilient Communities: Takeaways from our 2026 Conference
Continue reading to learn about the ideas and themes that we can’t stop thinking about from our 2026 Parks & Greenspace Conference!
Meet Park Pride’s 2026 Inspiration Award winners
Our 2026 Inspiration Award winners are part of the network of hardworking and dedicated community members who help us advance our mission of activating the power of parks!
Springtime in the city: See you in a park!
We caught up with our friends at Birds Georgia, Trees Atlanta, and the Georgia Native Plant Society to chat about what’s going on with our birds, trees, and native plants this time of year — and the best parks to find them!
Increased funding for park maintenance is essential for a world-class park system
Maintenance is essential.
From vacant to vibrant: Using greenspace to drive community prosperity
Park Pride’s Vanessa Miot sat down with Detroit Future City’s Anika Goss to discuss the role parks play within urban environments and leading greenspace initiatives that are equitable and contribute to inclusive growth.