Indoor, interactive, immersive.
That’s the only way to describe the Pathways Through the Piedmont exhibit approved by the Board of Commissioners Tuesday for its design and construction.
The display will showcase Gwinnett’s award-winning parks and beautiful landscape – including granite outcrops, rock mounds and waterways.
“The exhibit is intended to assist the learners during K-12 Programs and our visitors in developing a greater appreciation for the natural world in Gwinnett,” said Community Services Director Tina Fleming.
Pathways Through the Piedmont will be housed at the Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center. It’s funded by the 2017 SPLOST and a legacy gift from the Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Foundation.
