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Decriminalize Nature Georgia

Decriminalize Nature Georgia is a 501(c)(4) Non-profit Organization and grassroots movement dedicated to the decriminalization of entheogens in the state of Georgia. We are the Georgia Chapter of the national Decriminalize Nature movement.

Restoring our Roots

Vision

We envision happier, healthier individuals and communities reconnected to nature and entheogenic plant and fungi traditions and practices.

Mission

To improve human health and well-being by decriminalizing and expanding access to entheogenic plants and fungi through political and community organizing, education and advocacy.

Purpose Statement

To decriminalize entheogenic plants, restore our root connection to nature, and improve human health and well-being.

What are Entheogens?

The Science?

Microdosing

Entheogens & PTSD

Why Decriminalize?

Larry Norris, PhD - co-founder and board member of Decriminalize Nature exploring the complex debate surrounding the legalization of psychedelics.

The National Movement

DNG is the Georgia chapter of the national Decriminalize Nature movement — a people-led effort to decriminalize entheogenic plants and fungi without limits on growing, gathering, gifting, or sharing.

Decriminalizing entheogens allows people to have the self agency to seek their own healing process, pursue personal and spiritual growth, and the freedom to explore their own consciousness. The movement centers BIPOC and women organizers, and works to end mass incarceration through equitable plant access.

The four most-recognized entheogens of the movement — psilocybin mushrooms, ayahuasca, sacred cacti, and iboga — have been respected across Indigenous traditions for generations as healing sacraments and connections to the spirit realm.

Learn more from the national org at decriminalizenature.org.