I grew up directly across the street from the Wildwood Forest. Every spare childhood moment was spent exploring that wonderful sanctuary. On my visits by the old homestead, it seemed as if time had stood still. I live far away and will rarely, if ever, walk the trails again. But the importance of knowing that it is there for today’s children and future generations cannot be underestimated.
-Walter Kirkland
New York, New York
-Walter Kirkland
New York, New York
Master Plan Status
The Master Plan was completed in May 2006 and submitted to the city for approval. It can be viewed at: http://www.atlantaga.gov/government/
parks/morningside.aspx
Steering Committee News
The Steering Committee meets as needed to address the concerns of the MNP.
The Master Plan was completed in May 2006 and submitted to the city for approval. It can be viewed at: http://www.atlantaga.gov/government/
parks/morningside.aspx
Steering Committee News
The Steering Committee meets as needed to address the concerns of the MNP.
Help Restore the Forest
Trees Atlanta brings volunteers into the Morningside Nature Preserve to remove invasive plants and restore the native forest.
To participate in one of their volumteer work days, please visit their web site and sign up as a volunteer:
http://www.treesatlanta.org/
volunteer.html
Trees Atlanta brings volunteers into the Morningside Nature Preserve to remove invasive plants and restore the native forest.
To participate in one of their volumteer work days, please visit their web site and sign up as a volunteer:
http://www.treesatlanta.org/
volunteer.html
