The Atlanta Botanical Garden, established in 1976, is dedicated to developing and maintaining plant collections for display, education, conservation, research, and enjoyment. It serves as an urban oasis in Midtown Atlanta, featuring 30 acres of outdoor gardens, an award-winning Children's Garden, and the Storza Woods with its unique Canopy Walk. The Garden also has a location in Gainesville, which houses the largest conservation nursery in the Southeast. Its mission extends to advancing conservation science through genetics, evolutionary studies, and partnerships, with a focus on saving rare and endangered species. The Atlanta Botanical Garden boasts one of the world's most complete orchid repositories and a state-of-the-art tissue culture lab. It offers a wide array of educational programs for all ages, from after-school activities and school tours to lectures and workshops, aiming to foster horticultural knowledge and environmental awareness. The Garden is recognized for its renowned plant collections, beautiful displays, and spectacular exhibitions, making it a significant cultural destination.
