South Fork Conservancy is a local nonprofit which works to restore the banks of the South Fork of Peachtree Creek. We return these restored green spaces to the neighbors in communities along the creek banks by connecting people with nature trails. In the heart of urban Atlanta, our creeks are still here for us; a gift waiting to be rediscovered.
We cannot do this work without you! Explore our five miles of completed trails, acres of public greenspace, and join us for a trail tour or volunteer to help with habitat restoration.
We’ve launched our BeltLine to Emory: Connecting the Creek initiative. Our goal is to join our existing trails and blaze new ones for the communities we serve. This expansive review will identify the best alignments based on the condition of the banks, connections to communities, landowner priorities and much more. If you would like to share your ideas on this project, please use our contact form to leave your thoughts.
Explore our Trails
Five miles of restored nature trails follow the sandy banks of the South Fork of Peachtree Creek and its tributaries. Butterflies, birds, and even beaver can be found right in your backyard.
About
Find out about our organization,
mission, our methods, and the results of over 14 years of advocacy.
Take Action
Ready to take the next step?
You can be a part of our mission of creating over 30 miles of nature trails.
Confluence Bridge
See how we are connecting the
creek with $2.5 million worth of trail improvements