Celebrate our gorgeous and diverse planet by spending time with Mother Nature on Earth Day (April 22). A few state parks are hosting Earth Day celebrations and volunteer projects, like a ranger-led hike at F.D. Roosevelt State Park or installing bat houses at Mistletoe State Park. Prefer more solitude? Plan your own outing to appreciate nature with a picnic or paddle. Find outdoor activities, cabins and more on GaStateParks.org.
Join us this Earth Day for a volunteer opportunity to improve the park. We plan to install bat houses which will promote a healthier ecosystem. Volunteers will receive a prize for their efforts. Space is limited, call the office at 706-541-0321 to register. There is no cost associated and all parking fees are waived. 706-541-0321.
Skidaway Island State Park wants you to come celebrate Earth Day with a ranger-led bike ride. The guided bike ride will start at the Visitor Center, take you through the campgrounds and into the Big Ferry trail where it will end at the Observation Tower. All ages are welcome. $5 parking. 912-598-2300.
