Poster titled “Shaping Ecological Tourism: How can Brunswick, Georgia and the Marshland benefit from certain Coastal Tourism?” featuring a scenic marshland with a butterfly on yellow flowers under a blue sky. Icons of binoculars, gazebo, playground, people, flowers, and a bicycle border the image.
Setting the Pace: Building Momentum for the Hi-Lo Trail
Last month, community leaders, public health professionals and University of Georgia partners gathered in Sandersville, Georgia for a Capacity Building Workshop focused on advancing the vision of the Hi-Lo Trail: […]
Convocation Speaker Spotlight: Holly Wiedemann, BLA ’78
CED Convocation Speaker and BLA alumna Holly Wiedemann pours planning, preservation and passion into a career developing affordable housing. Growing up on a Kentucky farm, Holly Wiedemann, BLA ‘78, always felt a connection to the disciplines that would define her career. “I’ve […]
72 Hours in Thomaston, Georgia
From Feb. 7 to 9, Master of Landscape Architecture and Master of Historic Preservation students at the College of Environment and Design teamed up to help the City of Thomaston redevelop, revitalize and reinvest in a historically underserved area. […]
