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Contact UsPress Contact: Community Organizer: To purchase a book: Would you or your organization like to learn more about the Beaman Park to Bells Bend Conservation Community? To view our power point presentation which discusses our history, unique natural area and alternative vision of communities living in concert with nature and working farms, contact Monica Baker. |
Get InvolvedIf you would like to be a part of the citywide effort to save Nashville's Bells Bend for future generations, there are many ways to become involved. From volunteering, to making a contribution, to attending community meetings, to simply spreading the word, you can help stimulate the larger dialogue around what citizens want for the future of Nashville's remaining open space. Do we, as citizens and policy makers, want continued sprawl to envelope the remaining open space in Davidson County or do we want a higher quality of living with large, preserved outdoor recreational areas and working farmlands producing local food? Contact your councilman and the planning commissioners today Let your councilman and planning commissioners know that you would like to conserve The Beaman Park to Bells Bend Conservation Corridor for outdoor recreation opportunities and working farmlands for all Nashvillians to enjoy. Metro Planning CommissionersRick Bernhardt, Executive Director James McLean, Chairman Phil Ponder, Vice Chairman Hunter Gee, Commissioner Stewart Clifton, Commissioner Judy Cumming, Commissioner Tonya Jones, Commissioner Victor Tyler, Commissioner Derrick Dalton, Commissioner Andree LeQuire, Commissioner Jim Gotto, Commissioner Metro Council Members:http://www.nashville.gov/council/council_roster.htm |
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