On the eve of Earth Day, 60 elementary school kids from Dobbs Elementary School in Atlanta and God's Little Angels Academy (Lithonia) visited the Outdoor Activity Center to learn about water conservation and to connect to nature by helping to install a rain garden, working to refurbish a frog pond...
Read MoreAfter a rainy and chilly week, the clouds will break, the sky will clear, and the sun will come out again just in time for the weekend! West Atlanta Watershed Alliance, National Wildlife Federation, the Natural Leaders Network, Keeping It Wild, and Councilwoman Cleta Winslow invite you to...
Read MoreSpring is in the air! The days are getting longer, the flowers are blooming, brown is turning to green, and Earth Day is one month away. For WAWA, every day is Earth Day, but this year, April 22nd will be even more special for us because...
Read MoreThe West Atlanta Watershed Alliance (WAWA) has been chosen as one of six finalists to receive a $30,000 national watershed grant from the River Network, a national non-profit working to improve the health of rivers and watersheds. But, we NEED your VOTE online to win,...
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Read MoreWAWA is one of three Georgia environmental organizations featured in the Patagonia third annual Voice Your Choice Awards Program. The Atlanta Patagonia store will collectively distribute $5,000 in grant funds to the three organizations. Patagonia patrons can cast their ballot for WAWA in the store from March...
Read MoreConditions are wet and soggy at the Cascade Springs Nature Preserve this morning, so the Guided Hike scheduled for this morning will be postponed to a later date this spring. Although many folks may still be up for venturing out for the hike despite the...
Read MoreThe West Atlanta Watershed Alliance (WAWA) has been chosen as one of six finalists to receive a $30,000 national watershed grant from MillerCoors, one of the nation’s top brewers, and River Network, a national non-profit working to improve the health of rivers and watersheds. But...
Read MoreDid you know that Arbor Day is a day set aside for schools, civic clubs, and other organizations, as well as individuals, to reflect on the importance of trees in our state and across our nation? In 1941, the Georgia General Assembly set the third...
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