DNC Affiliations

The Dunwoody Nature Center is proud to be affiliated with the following organizations:

Visit these organizations by clicking on their logos .

North American Association for Environmental Education

NAAEE is the professional association for environmental education. Members promote professional excellence in nonformal organizations, K-12 classrooms, universities (both instructors and students), government agencies, and corporate settings throughout North America and in over 55 other countries.

Since 1971, the Association has created opportunities for its members to improve their skills in creating and delivering programs and services that teach people how to think, not what to think.

Environmental Education Alliance of Georgia

EEA is a professional education and networking association. Its mission is to serve as a self-governed, non-profit organization to promote communication and education among professionals in the field of environmental education. EEA works to promote environmental education by providing opportunities for member organizations, schools, and the general public to get involved through the annual EEA conference, member newsletter, environmental events posted on its Web site, and teacher resource directory.

See what other nature and environmental learning centers Georgia have to offer at Environmental Education Alliance of Georgia's resource/provider search.

Pollution Prevention Assistance Division (P2AD)

Since 1993, P²AD has provided free, non-regulatory and confidential technical assistance in the areas of pollution prevention, resource conservation, waste reduction, by-product reuse and recycling. In 2004, we established the P²AD Partnership Program to encourage environmental leadership and recognize superior environmental performance. Free and open to any business or organization in Georgia, the Partnership Program is the cornerstone of our operations. Technical assistance is a key element of the program, allowing us to provide direction and support to our Partners as they move toward sustainability. DNC is a White Level partner, offering major manufacturers and other P2AD members opportunities to promote their missions and serve the community.

Orion Grassroots Network

The Orion Grassroots Network is the fastest-growing network of environmental and community organizations in North America, now actively supporting 999 organizations with several new member groups joining each month.

Network member organizations are recognized in their communities as leaders in the fields of conservation, restoration, education, democracy, justice, health, and economics. They range from large to small, urban to suburban to rural, and represent nearly every U.S. state, an increasing number of Canadian provinces and Mexican states, and now include members from other areas of the world.

Atlanta Audubon Society

Atlanta Audubon Society is the metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia, affiliate of the National Audubon Society. Representing one of eight chapters of Audubon in Georgia, AAS has over 3400 members in the area.

Visit our Web site to learn more about Atlanta Audubon's many activities — monthly meetings with featured speakers, weekly bird walks during migration, field trips to local birding hotspots, and other special events. Come join us at one of these upcoming events!

DeKalb County's Parks & Recreation

DeKalb County's Parks and Recreation Department works together with nationally recognized consultants, community, business and government leaders as well as citizens of DeKalb County, to create signature parks and recreational facilities that will enhance the image of DeKalb County and its park system.

We are proud to share in the many accomplishments of DeKalb County's Parks and Recreation Department. Dunwoody Nature Center recenty awarded the Dave Adams Award to DeKalb County Parks.

Pat Adams, recent DNC Board President, and Claire W Hayes, presenting the Dave Adams Award trophy to Connie Gray and Marvin Billups of DeKalb County Parks, with Marilyn Boyd-Drew, Director of DeKalb Park and Recreation Department smiling alongside.

For further information, please contact Dunwoody Nature Center.

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