New Orleans Green Tours

10/27/2023

Come learn about this massive body of water and about New Orleans on our Water History Tours.

10/17/2023

Land-building success!
Since 1984, a steady flow of sediment from the Mississippi and Atchafalaya Rivers has created 25 miles of coastal land in the Atchafalava Basin's Wax Lake Delta.
The delta is now teeming with birds and other wildlife - a testament to the real, achievable results Louisiana can gain when harnessing the power of the Mississippi River's sediment to build land!

Come learn more about this on our water history tours

Data: Restore the Mississippi River Delta

08/26/2023

We threw a surprise party for our Executive Director, Jessica Dandridge! She OWNS 2023 and she is changing the world for better!
The Water Collaborative

08/21/2023

Come along with us to when the Mississippi River was formed. Read our new blog post.

In New Orleans, water and green infrastructure and the future are normal "over dinner" conversations. Important topics that require constant care and innovation. Now you can join us in those conversations. Welcome to our "Water with Dinner" conversations

08/19/2023

How good are our green tours? This good! We can even keep kids engaged and they send thank you cards!!

08/09/2023

The leaf whispers a song only nature can sing 🍂. In every stone, the face of patience resides, etched by time ⛰️. Inside the river, there flows an unfinishable story, a tale that we're all part of, and it will never end until all ends 🌊. We are connected to this universe in ways unseen, each element narrating a part of our existence. Tune in and listen; you might hear your own story.
We can only have that if we take care of the universe. It starts with water. It starts with us.
Learn more about this by taking one of our tours. Sign up at www.neworleansgreentours.org

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07/27/2023

06/28/2023

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06/28/2023

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02/16/2023

Hollow Tree: Film Screening and Q&A with the Director and Three Protagonists

Tuesday, March 7 2023 at 6:00 PM CST to 9:00 PM CST

Hollow Tree is the debut documentary of New Orleans Center for the Gulf South (NOCGS) 2019 Monroe Fellow Kira Akerman. The film features Dr. Jelagat Cheruiyot, Tulane Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and is executive produced by Jolene Pinder, Visiting Assistant Professor of Strategy, Leadership, and Analytics Minor at Tulane University. NOCGS is proud to host a screening prior to the film's official release. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the film's director and the three protagonists Annabelle Pavy, Tanielma DaCosta, Mekenzie Fanguy, moderated by NOCGS Clark Executive Director Rebecca Snedeker.

This NOCGS event is co-sponsored by the Tulane School of Liberal Arts’ Africana Studies, Environmental Studies, and Native American Studies programs, and is free and open to the public.

Registration here: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/P0Zqka6msteu4Q1x3UVskg.

Registration does not guarantee seating.

02/16/2023

A sneak peek into our engaging tours!