Atlanta Botanical Garden Launches $165 Million Expansion, First BeltLine-Direct Cultural Site
The Atlanta Botanical Garden announced on Nov. 11 the launch of 'Atlanta's Garden Gateway,' a $165 million expansion that will grow the garden by about 30 percent and plant more than 800 new trees. When complete in 2029, the garden will become the first cultural institution in the city directly accessible from the BeltLine trail. The campaign has already raised more than $149 million, led by gifts of $25 million from the Cox Foundation and $40 million from the Evans Foundation. The 30-acre garden in Midtown, in Fulton County, Georgia, is one of Atlanta's most visited cultural attractions.
Source: Atlanta Botanical Garden
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Photo: 图：亚特兰大植物园睡莲池实景。Marc Merlin 摄，CC BY-SA 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: The lily pond at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. By Marc Merlin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
