To promote the stewardship and conservation of Georgia’s native plants and their habitats through education and with the involvement of individuals and organizations.

Report of Mary Scott Nature Park Workday June 4, 2022 On June 4,2022, the Friends of Mary Scott Nature Park held a workday at the park. Four workers came to the morning session to repair the damage that a tree removal truck did to the east entrance and to shovel...

Report of Mary Scott Nature Park Workday May 7, 2022 On May 7,2022, the Friends of Mary Scott Nature Park held a workday at the park. It was a cool, cloudy day, perfect for outside labor. A new worker from Briarlake Forest, a Boy Scout from Troop 77, and his mother...

Report of Mary Scott Nature Park Workday April 2, 2022 On April 2,2022, six Friends of Mary Scott Nature Park participated in the April workday. Seven high school students from the National Honor Society at Lakeside High School earned service hours. Bales of pine...

Report of Mary Scott Nature Park Workday March 5, 2022 On March 5,2022, 21 volunteers worked to remove nonnative plants and trash from Mary Scott Nature Park. Earning service hours were 10 high school students from the National Honor Society at Lakeside High School...

Report of Mary Scott Nature Park Workday February 5, 2022 On February 5,2022, 34 volunteers worked to remove nonnative plants and trash from Mary Scott Nature Park. Earning service hours were 8 high school students from the Interact Club at Chamblee High, 14 from the...