Northeast Trail Segment 1 is a .9 mile stretch that will connect Segment 2 and the Eastside Trail.
Author Archives: Hannah E. Jones
Hannah Jones is a Georgia State University graduate, with a major in journalism and minor in public policy. She began studying journalism in high school and has since served as a reporter and editor for two newspapers. Hannah managed the Arts and Living section of The Signal, Georgia State’s independent award-winning newspaper. She has a passion for environmental issues, urban life and telling a good story. Hannah can be reached at hannah@saportareport.com.
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Green is good for you — Blue Heron Preserve introduces programs for August Wellness Month
The events are free and intended for anyone who wants to spend time in nature, ranging from kids to seniors.
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The Aster Project: Telling the story of Georgians who lost their lives to police violence
The name is based on the Aster flower, which is a symbol of love, wisdom, valor and faith.
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Cumberland Hopper: Metro Atlanta gets an electric, self-driving shuttle
The electric shuttles can carry up to eight passengers and travels up to 15 mph.
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Barbie: The perfect blend of fantastical and deeply relatable
At its core, Barbie is a story of self-discovery and what it means to be human — all with a California dreamland backdrop.
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Tomatoes galore at upcoming 12th annual Attack of the Killer Tomato Fest
Have you ever tried a tomato popsicle? At the upcoming Killer Tomato Festival, you can.
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Chattahoochee Conservancy hires first-ever executive director
The decision comes after the Board of Directors’ national search with over 100 qualified candidates and four rounds of interviews.
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Grant Park Conservancy to break ground on northern entrance project this summer
The space is relatively empty today, save for two picnic tables.
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Food rescue nonprofit Second Helpings Atlanta selects new executive director
Paul Clements is no stranger to the fight against food insecurity.
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DeKalb County releases new tool to encourage developers to purchase, clean-up contaminated sites
These plots are referred to as “brownfields,” a site where development and reuse are impacted by environmental contamination.
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After a turbulent year, Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary readies to reopen its doors
The 250-acre sanctuary is situated in the City of Locust Grove and is home to hundreds of exotic and farm animals who were abused and neglected.
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Georgia Southern University opens new School of Earth, Environment and Sustainability
Careers in environmental sciences increase by five percent every year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Stretches of the Chattahoochee River reopen as E. coli levels decline
Previously, fifteen of the CRNRA’s 48 miles were closed to the public.
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MOCA GA finalizes plans for new home at Goat Farm, seeks final $4 million
Wanting to continue to grow and further establish the museum as a champion of Georgia artists, the folks at MOCA GA are now putting the final touches on the plans for their new home at the Goat Farm Arts Center.
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Fifteen miles of Chattahoochee River closed due to high levels of E. coli
A June 28 water quality test showed E. coli levels at almost 300 times the recommended limits for recreation.
