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Bear Creek Nature Center seeks continued city support after Fulton County grant

Chattahoochee Hills City Council · December 6, 2024
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Summary

Representatives asked the council for support for Bear Creek Nature Center, noting recent Fulton County funding, increased programming and scholarship outreach to schools; council said city funds are limited but expressed willingness to consider assistance.

Councilmember Ruby and a representative from Bear Creek Nature Center described the center's education-focused work, recent Fulton County grant support and ongoing needs. The center said it has expanded parking and classroom renovations and provides scholarships to bring schoolchildren from several nearby counties for outdoor education.

The Bear Creek representative said the center has 52 acres and highlighted outreach and staffing needs, noting prior county grants and a request for continued city support. Councilmembers acknowledged limited city funds but said they could explore smaller levels of support or assistance and would follow up in future budget discussions.