Transforming a fenced-off meadow where the headwaters first emerge into College Park’s first nature preserve and outdoor classroom.

Hannah PalmerMay 4, 2021

Black History at the Headwaters

This Black History month, East Point resident Ben Shivers explores the history of the segregated communities founded at the headwaters of the Flint River.

Ben ShiversFebruary 25, 2021

Watching the Floodwaters

Why do we run out in the rain to find the Flint? It’s about connecting the dots, telling a story after the floodwaters recede.

Hannah PalmerSeptember 29, 2020

Finally, A Little Respect for Mud Creek

Mud Creek is a small but mighty tributary, and protecting it represents a small step towards the big dreams we have for the Atlanta airport area.

Hannah PalmerSeptember 10, 2020

A Hub for Water Resources at Clayton State University

Clayton State faculty are building a water chemistry lab to help students and the community find the Flint.

Hannah PalmerJuly 8, 2020

Atlanta's Creative Mornings audience finds the Flint

I had the pleasure of talking about “Nature” with the audience of global creatives at Creative Mornings Atlanta.

PressHannah PalmerJuly 1, 2020