On Tuesday, October 19th, “Consumer Reports and The Guardian co-released Healthy Babies Bright Futures (HBBF) new study about lead in tap water. In partnership with Virginia Tech, HBBF tested
The 30th anniversary celebration has come and gone as we are left with fond memories of a truly fun event and gratitude for people’s donations
Join ECO-Action at its upcoming Earth Day event, April 23, 2022 from 11 am to 3 pm at the Rick McDevitt Center in the Peoplestown
The following map locates proposed greenways, cisterns and detention vaults identified in the nine Conceptual plans developed as part of the Green Infrastructure at the
According to Jason Dozier, a resident of the Intrenchment Creek Watershed, “The Atlanta Watershed Learning Network (AWLN) is bringing together people from two of Atlanta’s
Advocacy and organizing work hand in hand to make change in under-served communities. Organizing builds community power that focuses communities efforts toward their specific goals.
Community members who have learned to advocate for their own communities make the best mentors for those who are just beginning to get their feet
ECO-Action recently completed a project that established a collaborative, educational framework for Green Infrastructure (GI) within the Atlanta University Center (AUC). From June 2014 through
Come join us on April 21st for the fourth in a series of events highlighting green infrastructure options at the colleges of the Atlanta University
By Yolanda Whyte, MD,Environmental Community Action Inc. (ECO-Action) Board Member Playing with toys and games are one of the most enjoyable ways to socially engage
What’s going on at Proctor Creek? What efforts are ongoing there? How can non profits, agencies and the City of Atlanta work together to revitalize
Speakers first shared progress on the implementation of the Proctor Creek/North Avenue Study (which proposed green infrastructure improvements for the Vine City and English Avenue
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