A creek runs through it — still wild, still alive, and waiting to be part of your everyday life. The South Fork of Peachtree Creek and its tributaries wind through dozens of neighborhoods, each one a patch in the larger quilt of this watershed.

South Fork Conservancy exists to stitch that quilt together: restoring streambanks and habitat, protecting water quality, and building trails and access points that bring people back to the water's edge. Over the past five years, that work has grown into five miles of trails and acres of public greenspace along the creek — not as a finish line, but as the start of a deeper kind of stewardship, one where neighbors don't just visit the creek but help care for it, patch by patch.

Explore the trails. Join a cleanup. Become a creek ambassador. However you get involved, you're adding a stitch to the fabric of this community.

Rocks and plants near water

Explore the Trails

Five miles of restored nature trails follow the sandy banks of the South Fork of Peachtree Creek and its tributaries. Butterflies, birds, even beaver can be found right in your backyard.

Young people helping with cleanup at the South Fork

Learn About Us

Find out about our organization, mission, our methods and our results in the course of over 17 years of advocacy.

Sweep the Hooch at 4 6 2019

Attend an Event

Check out our events calendar, which includes volunteer clean-ups, nature walks, and more hosted by South Fork Conservancy and partners within the watershed.