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As a non-profit organization, Greenways for Nashville works to promote, support, and enhance a system of greenways and open space in Nashville and Davidson County.
Greenways for Nashville supports the initiatives of the Metro Parks Department and the Greenways and Open Space Commission by leveraging public and private funds for future greenways, trail enhancements, and preserving land.
We advocate for the preservation and protection of natural and cultural areas, the development of community recreational spaces, and the acquisition of land for preservation as greenways and parks. As a conservation organization, we are committed to doing our part to ensure equitable access to all members of the community so that they may safely experience an inviting network of greenways for health, recreation, and enjoyment.
In addition to fundraising, we educate citizens about Nashville’s greenways and opportunities for community involvement in the planning process.
Since 1994, Greenways for Nashville has assisted in developing a significant trail footprint of nearly 100 miles, including the protection of over 2,700 acres of floodplain land and the addition of over 7,000 acres of park land through the work of the Greenways and Open Space Division of Metro Parks.
Shelby Bottoms Greenway
Board Chair
Kate Stephenson
Community volunteer
Vice Chair
Adam Caplan
Amazon
Secretary
Dan Borsos
Community volunteer
Chris Jackson
Deloitte
Ben Baden
Gresham Smith
Lawrence Blank-Cook
Worthington Advisory
Chip Blaufuss
HCA Healthcare
Sandra Duncan
Community volunteer
Brenda Gilmore
Community volunteer
Morey Hill
Silicon Ranch
Stacey Irvin
Community volunteer
Jacob Kassinger
Cadence Bank
Joseph Lee
Community volunteer
Jeanie Nelson
Community volunteer
John Norris
Community volunteer
Georgia Paine
Steve Sirls
Community volunteer
Patrick Theobald
Community volunteer
Ann Tidwell
Community volunteer
Tyler Yarbro
Dodson Parker Behm & Capparella
Sydney Kist, board intern
Deloitte
Monique Odom
Director, Metro Parks and Recreation
Cumberland River Pedestrian Bridge
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