Frank Relations

Atlanta cancels tree ordinance meeting in Buckhead The city of Atlanta’s tree ordinance update meeting planned for Nov. 7 at 6:30 p.m. at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Buckhead has been cancelled or postponed.

Controversy surrounding Atlanta’s tree ordinance to again take center stage The City of Atlanta is set to reveal "next iteration" today, giving the public just a few days to review before feedback is due later this week.

We wrote this for the June 2019 issue.

Eco-A Inspires Us to Appreciate Atlanta’s Natural Wonders A lifelong naturalist, Kathryn Kolb spends a lot of time in nature. After growing up on a 100-acre wooded property in Virginia, she was surprised by Atlanta’s rich outdoor offerings.

We love Atlanta Trails - the very best resource for finding Georgia's most gorgeous trails. We're honored to write this backgrounder on founders Eric Champlin and Robert Sollie.

Building Appreciation for Georgia's Wild Places

Be on the look out for Georgia's newest, and little known invasive plant. We wrote this article for Atlanta Trails.

Japanese chaff flower – a silent crisis lurking on Georgia trails - Atlanta Trails The Japanese chaff flower is one of the newest invasive plant species spreading quickly through Georgia. Here's how to spot and help prevent the spread of the plant, especially when hiking with your dog.

"Avant garde" flower arranging is in according to The New York Times.

The New Wave in Floral Arrangements For the most innovative designers working today, form is just as important as flora.

We wrote this news release for Southeastern Trust for Parks and Land on an innovative way to protect land - donate it to science.

Georgia Southern University establishes first scientific field station on 1,400-acre gift from Southeastern Trust for Parks and Land | Newsroom | Georgia Southern University Georgia Southern University’s expanding campus just got 1,400 acres larger. While the University is working on the upcoming consolidation with Armstrong State University located in Savannah and Hinesville, and an enlarged student population of 27,000, the Statesboro-based University has acquired its...

Proud to be on the PR team of the Georgia Trail Summit for three years. On to Columbus in 2017.

Thanks to CW Cameron for this insightful article in the AJC's Living Intown magazine on the two women behind Eco-A. Page 1 here.

Frank Relations wrote this feature article on behalf of our volunteer client Eco-A - a fascinating series of guided naturalist walks to help people understand the intricacies of nature.

Connecting with Nature for the Health of It Though many know of the rich diversity of life forms in Amazon rainforests, few people realize the Southeastern U.S. holds more species of plants and animals than most places on the planet. Did y…

News release for 2016 Georgia Trail Summit in Carrollton.

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