Thankful for our Nature Bridges Team

November has arrived, and we are ready to give our thanks just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday! In light of such a challenging and unique year, our Nature Bridges employees deserve recognition for all of their hard work throughout it all. Learn more about a few of our employees that make Nature Bridges a great company by reading below!   Josh Miller Josh has been a Crew Leader with our company for six years! In his spare time, he likes to visit with his family and friends and spoil his grandchildren. Josh also enjoys fishing and riding his motorcycle […]

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Nature in the Fall: Flora and Fauna Scavenger Hunt!

As the cool weather of October rushes in, it’s the perfect season to get outside and enjoy all that nature has to offer! There are many places you can visit across the country, some even right in your area. From beaches to hiking trails, each is a great way to enjoy the sights and sounds of nature while bonding with family and friends. During this season, Nature Bridges is encouraging a Fall Scavenger Hunt where you can spot local flora and fauna as well as take a walk across our handcrafted bridges and walkways! Take time to visit the locations […]

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Preserving the Environment through Top-Down Construction

Since the world has become industrialized, our planet has unfortunately paid a price. To help combat the negative impacts that construction has on the environment, Nature Bridges was founded with a goal of constructing in a way that leaves habitats in the same state in which they were found. With this in mind, our team has perfected the art of top-down construction method, a technique in which structures are built from the top to bottom. This method helps to preserve the area’s natural ecosystem while construction is underway, so the only thing left when we’re done is the bridge or […]

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Back to School: Learning in Nature

August is here and that means that it’s time to prepare to head back to school! No matter how kids are going back to school this year, there are tons of resources for outdoor learning opportunities that you can incorporate throughout the school year. For some inspiration, the Nature Bridges team is highlighting some incredible nature centers that provide opportunities to interact with and learn from nature. Whether the kids are heading back to school in person or online, take time to get outdoors and learn this year! Neabsco Creek Boardwalk – Woodbridge, VA Located in Virginia, Neabsco Creek Boardwalk […]

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Discover Beautiful Beach Destinations this Summer

Summer is officially in full swing and there is no better place to spend it than at the beach. Even though summer looks a little different this year, there are still many ways to get outside and participate in traditional summertime activities while practicing social distancing. The Nature Bridges team is highlighting some of our favorite beach destinations to help you find a new place to explore this summer. Plus, did you know that July 1-7 is also National Clean Beaches Week? While you are enjoying the summer sun at one of these incredible spots, take time to pick up […]

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Celebrate Father’s Day Outdoors

We at Nature Bridges understand how important it is to celebrate those who have impacted our lives. This year, Father’s Day falls on Sunday, June 21st, and we’re sharing some ideas for ways to make it extra special! What better way to honor the father figures in your life than by helping them enjoy the fresh air? You can spend time with your dad outdoors while practicing social distancing or plan activities for him to do on his own time. Plan a scenic picnic, gift him a round of golf, or even go on a socially-distanced bike ride with him […]

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Hit the Trails: May is National Bike Month!

Did you know that May is National Bike Month? Biking is a fun, low-impact activity that’s also a great cardiovascular exercise and perfect for all ages. Plus, as we’re all practicing social distancing, it’s a safe way to get outdoors for some healthy movement in the fresh air. To celebrate National Bike Month, Nature Bridges is featuring several of our favorite locations throughout the country with excellent biking trails and pathways. Check them out below and plan out your next ride!   South Chickamauga Creek Greenway – Chattanooga, TN The South Chickamauga Creek Greenway offers a large system of connected […]

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Healthy Benefits of Spending Time in Nature

While doing your part to reduce the spread of COVID-19 by practicing social distancing, remember you don’t have to be stuck inside! Too much isolation can start to take a toll on all of us. There are parks open that allow you to enjoy nature and get some physical activity and fresh air – from a safe distance. Just make sure to check your local park is still open before heading out, and remember to follow social distancing requirements to keep at least six feet between you and others. Did you know research shows that spending time in nature can […]

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Rookery Bay

Nature Bridges was contracted to build a 10’ x 400’ wooden and fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) pedestrian bridge system with a 10’ x 77’ FPR free-span bridge. This FPR free-span bridge was the first of its kind to be installed in the state of Florida and is able to withstand sustainable winds up to 140 mph. To help minimize impact on vessel navigation through Henderson Creek, Nature Bridges first assembled, then installed the fiberglass free span bridge approximately 15 feet above water level. The new pedestrian bridge system connects the second floor of the Learning Center to a planned 1.5-mile […]

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Southfork Peachtree Creek Trail

The South Fork Peachtree Creek Trail is a one mile long, twelve-foot-wide trail system that connects Spring Creek Road, via crosswalk across North Druid Hills Road, to the well-used Mason Mill-to-Medlock Trail. The trail consists mainly of boardwalk, with some sections up to 20 feet above ground, through tree canopies creating a scenic walk through the trees and above South Peachtree Creek. Along the way there are overlooks and trail connections with plenty of wildlife viewing through the thick wooded area, allowing residents a break from heavy traffic and city life. Learn more about our pedestrian bridges […]

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AQC Pledge

As an Accredited Quality Contractor, our company is committed to providing our clients with the highest quality construction services we care deeply about our employees and the communities in which we build. We are proud to be part of the construction industry and are dedicated to the principle of free enterprise. We commit ourselves to serve our communities and to provide our employees with the skills they need to work safely and productively in order to meet the needs of our clients.

We are proud to be recognized as Accredited Quality Contractors by the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.

Gulf Coast ABC Chapter
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