
All About That “Red Stuff” – Diamorpha At Arabia
The illusive red succulent returns this spring with its white flowery bloom. What do we know about it and why is it so rare? Each spring in the Heritage Area,...
The illusive red succulent returns this spring with its white flowery bloom. What do we know about it and why is it so rare? Each spring in the Heritage Area,...
Welcome to the Great American Campout & Environmental Career Day! Join us Sat, Jun 22, 2024, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM at Hairston Park for a fun-filled day of outdoor activities and learning...
From Stone Mountain to the Weelaunee/South River, what is now DeKalb County contains many significant Native American archaeological sites. Today’s DeKalb County and Atlanta would’ve looked...
By Sally Sears, Co-Founder of the DeKalb Beloved Naturalist Program “If these rocks could talk…” we might better understand our natural world. That was a lesson for the founding class...
Daisy Days begins on September 1st! This event celebrates the fall flower bloom on the granite outcrops – specifically, the yellow daisies (Helianthus porteri) – through a Triple Hike...
While not in the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area, Stone Mountain is the most prominent example of the monadnock ecosystem in the Atlanta area. Monadnocks – large outcrops of rock...
Our sixth annual Monadnock Madness returns in March! With seven guided triple hikes including two full moon hikes, photography workshops and photo contest, sunset yoga and a variety of special...