In the News

The Sandy Springs Conservancy announces the 2023 Board of Directors, welcoming six new members, Alexandra Allen, a development consultant; Tony Coaxum of Georgia Power; Marian Macleod-Elliott, CPA; Kristen Ristino of Euro Vision Printing; Mark Widener of J.P. Morgan;...

SSC Chairman Receives Award The Sandy Springs Conservancy is pleased to announce that our chairman, Jack Misiura, was one of three honorees to receive the annual Leadership Sandy Springs (LSS) Carolyn Axt Alumni Award, a prestigious award honoring the contributions...

After a successful 2022 inaugural season of SSC Trail Blazers walks and hikes at parks in our community, the popular monthly events will resume in February 2023! Our guided walks will take place on the second Saturday mornings of the month at 8:30 a.m. and take about...

Members of the community are invited to get involved with improving and enhancing our greenspace and parks through the Sandy Springs Conservancy's Micro Projects program. Project proposals are welcome and grants are available! SSC Micro Projects are small (completed...

After many years of work by SSC, the City of Sandy Springs and others a groundbreaking took place on December 6, 2022 to begin construction of the first segment of trails outlined in the Sandy Springs Trail Master Plan! Mayor Rusty Paul and SSC Chairman Jack Misiura...

The public is invited to participate in a new program, the Sandy Springs Conservancy Trail Blazers, a series of monthly guided walks and hikes at local parks from May to October. Each month, SSC Trail Blazers walks/hikes will take place at different park in Sandy...

The Sandy Springs Conservancy (SSC) is pleased to announce that the city of Sandy Springs in January 2022 approved $6M in funding for the construction of the first segment of the Sandy Springs Trail Master Plan, Segment 2A at Morgan Falls. SSC was the driving force...