Tally one for the census.
It started with an Atlanta writer's curiosity in 2011 and quickly turned into a bona fide wildlife survey: the Squirrel Census employs citizen science volunteers to count squirrels in Atlanta parks. This fall, the project will tackle the squirrel population in New York City's Central Park.
The city council's transportation committee is looking at a proposal for a dockless electric bike program.
The Atlanta Coyote Project, which studies the wily canine, opposes Georgia's coyote-hunting contest.
When completed, the Northwest Connector Trail will add 3 miles to the city's Beltline system.
The outdoor giant just incorporated an Aptos Company management suite nationwide.
The $25.8 million deal will connect the Eastside and Westside Trails, forming a continuous linear park.
Atlanta has plenty of nicknames, but the best one is The City in a Forest.
NASA is joining with The Nature Conservancy's North American Cities program to prioritize greenspace in Atlanta.
Students gain outdoor learning opportunities on the walking trail.
The new Yellow River Wildlife Sanctuary could open as soon as February.
