About McFadden Nature Center
Mission
Statement
The McFadden Foundation mission is to preserve and protect the land, indigenous plants and animals and all things related to it in as good of quality as reasonably possible.
Standard
Of Quality
The standards of quality should be guided by pre-settlement periods, before the industrial revolution and prior to the major destruction and clearcutting of native forests in southwest Georgia. All aspects should be considered in planning and decision making including, but not limited to air, water, land, artifacts, farming, plants, animals, birds, reptiles, and insects. Influence and education of others should be a primary goal to encourage others to respect, protect and enjoy our natural surroundings.
Our
Objectives
The primary objectives of management of this land is to maintain a bio-diverse entity, and to show respect to all species, without being species specific and without favoring one over another.
Meet The Team






Director of Land Management
Hiram Mock

Journeyman Carpenter in charge of Special Projects
Isaac Raymond

Assistant Director R&D
Shannon Lapping

Land Steward
Nick Braswell
Meet The Volunteers

Shelby

Stephanie

John & MaryAnn
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Janet

Leonard

Lauren

Randy
