Conservation and stewardship of the local region’s natural resources including:
River and stream monitoring and activities that help ensure river and stream purity and availability of clean drinking water.
This includes removal of trash and toxic items from land and waterways.
Recycling projects and beautification of public space
Community education and volunteer and community engagement
We Measure:
Grantees’ impact on local water quality and the cleanliness of public spaces, rivers and streams.
Grantees’ effectiveness in actively engaging the local community in recycling and clean-up projects.
Grantees’ effectiveness educating the community on environmental issues/sustainable lifestyle choices.
Interested in applying for an AHR Environmental Grant?
The 2021 AHR grant application will open April 1, 2020.
The deadline to apply will be August 15, 2020.
Applications must be submitted using our online form, which can be found under Grants – Alice Huffard Richards – Environmental – Apply Now.
West GA teachers during Audubon’s Taking Wings curriculum training funded by AHR in 2019
AHR Fund’s Environmental Impact Intentions: “We believe in protecting the fragile, natural beauty of the West Georgia Region and raising awareness for the role that each of us as individuals play in the larger environmental community.”
Bremen High School students participating in litter cleanup for Keep Haralson Beautiful grant.
Keep Carroll Beautiful speaking to a group of girl scouts and giving a class on recycling in the classroom.
Have questions?
Contact Ms. Patience Allan-Glick, AHR Program Manager: p.allanglick@comcast.net
