Atlanta Beltline Arboretum puts Atlanta on a path to 21st-century economic growth and sustainability provides a network of public parks, multi-use trails, transit, trees, and plants by reusing 22 miles of historic railroad paths.

The Atlanta Botanical Garden is the perfect place to learn about plants from around the world and their importance in food, medicine, the environment, and as raw products.

The Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens is a collection of gardens and plants includes camellias, Italian-Renaissance formal gardens, Louisiana irises, historic bamboo plantings, palms, water garden and more.

The Columbus Botanical Garden, on 22 acres, features over 500 different plants, an herb garden, camellia garden, perennials, and woodland trails. See, touch, and smell the world of herbs, and learn about the medical, culinary, and dyes they were once used for in the 1800s.

Lockerly Arboretum is a 50-acre living botanical laboratory with walking trails, trees from around the world and the Woods Museum. Topics including trees, woody ornamentals, geology, water ecology and soil science.

Southern Forest World is dedicated to telling the past and present story of forestry in southeast Georgia, introducing visitors to a fascinating world thru interactive exhibits, talking trees and an outdoor play area.

The State Botanical Garden of Georgia is a 313-acre preserve for the study and enjoyment of plants and nature. It contains a specialized theme gardens, miles of nature trails, and a tropical conservatory.