Overview

Atlanta Botanical Garden maintains living plant collections for public enjoyment, education and conservation, with gardens in Atlanta and Gainesville, Georgia. Its Atlanta grounds include a Canopy Walk through Storza Woods and a Children's Garden, while the Southeastern Center for Conservation studies and protects threatened plants. The nonprofit combines garden visits and exhibitions with classes for adults, children's programs and school visits, and its work is supported by admission, memberships, donations and private events. Incorporated in 1976 and headquartered in Atlanta, the Garden also restores habitats and grows rare plants for conservation programs across the Southeast.