FFECP ADOPT-A-SECTION OF TOWHEE TRAIL PROGRAM
TowheeTrail@eastcobbpark.org

The goal of the Friends for the East Cobb Park's Towhee Trail Program is to restore the native woodland habitat by removing non-native, invasive plants and adding Georgia native plants to supplement the thriving population along East Cobb Park’s Towhee Trail.

The program provides individuals, groups and families an opportunity to adopt a 200 foot section along the trail and tend it, to include removal of non-native or invasive plants, re-establish native tree and plant populations (bought by volunteers or acquired through the Georgia Native Plant Society Rescue Program), remove trash and workday debris. Fallen trees shall be left in place unless written permission is given by Friends for the East Cobb Park, Inc. (FFECP) and Cobb County Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs (CCPRCA). This is a great hands-on learning opportunity!

UPDATE: All sections are currently adopted but please email TowheeTrail@eastcobbpark.org if interested in future trail adoption opportunities.

View Towhee Trail Workday Photos via Georgia Native Plant Society

1. Download the following document to get started:
Adopt-A-Section of Towhee Trail Program Application

2. Once approved, group agrees to:
- Adopt-A-Section of Towhee Trail Program Statement of Understanding
- Adopt-A-Section of Towhee Trail Program Release of Liability
- Adopt-A-Section of Towhee Trail Program Parental Consent and Release of Liability

3. On each visit, group submits:
Progress Report

Towhee Trail Map
White, Yellow, Green, Blue and Orange sections have all been adopted; please email TowheeTrail@eastcobbpark.org if interested in future trail adoption opportunities.

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For more information, please contact TowheeTrail@eastcobbpark.org