Friends of Thomson Park

Tonight May 16 there is a Thomson Park visioning meeting on Zoom. You can register here to attend.

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Peculiar link. Hope it works.

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Park Pride is an umbrella organization for the parks in the Atlanta area. One visitor had an app on their phone which identified some seven different birds based on their song, others were identifying trees and all were impressed at the work we have done maintaining the park.

Join us THIS Friday, March 8 at W.D. Thomson Park to discover (or rediscover!) this quiet, wooded park in Decatur. During this one-hour walk, we’ll learn more about the neighborhood park from our Friends of Thomson Park. The park features trails, natural areas and a new playground.

Bring your coffee and walking shoes! We look forward to seeing you there. Click here for more information: https://ow.ly/twO550QMUxE

Meeting Intown Church Wed 1/3 7:00 pm. The Friends of Thomson Park are hosting a public meeting at the Intown Community School, 2059 LaVista Rd., at 7:00 pm on Wednesday, January 3, 2024. We will be sharing some exciting news about much needed environmental cleanup, infrastructure repair, and stream restoration projects in the park which will be launching in 2024. We will also be available to take questions on the upcoming master planning process for Thomson Park. For those who are unable to attend in person, a zoom link will be provided prior to the meeting. [email protected]

Volunteer at the park. Sunday 2/19 2pm - 5pm. Friends and neighbors will gather to tend native plant areas, control invasives and continue our good work beautifying this gem in Atlanta!! The fruit

The fruits of some recent work - a few new bog bridges to cross muddy stretches of trails, and better places to sit (rebuilt and repainted benches).

Check out this beautiful new picture submitted by one of our stalwart volunteers, Max H!