Sandy Springs Conservancy Names John Maximuk as Executive Director, Building on 25 Years of Impact to Advance Parks, Paths, and Community Value
The Sandy Springs Conservancy today announced that John Maximuk has been named Executive Director, marking a key leadership milestone as the organization enters its 25th year of advancing parks,...
Last 2025 Trail Blazer Walk Visits Hyde Farm
More than 30 people enjoyed the Sandy Springs Conservancy's last Trail Blazers guided walk of the year when we visited Hyde Farm Park across the river in Cobb County on a beautiful October morning....
A Fun Thought Leaders Dinner Focuses on Value of Trails
The Thought Leaders Dinner-A Springway to the Future was a great evening of community fellowship! About 135 greenspace leaders, local officials and fellow parks and trails supporters came together...
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Parks, Greenspace and Trails Create a strong sense of place and community. SSC identifies opportunities and works with the city of Sandy Springs and community stakeholders to create new amenities.
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Conserving natural resources improves air, land, and water quality. The Sandy Springs Conservancy supports and sponsors programs that promote and enhance natural resources in the form of educational, technical, and financial assistance.
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Connecting people to nature inspires health and wellness and encourage social interaction. Trails are important to connect neighborhoods and places of employment to greenspace amenities and connect with existing trails in neighboring communities.
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