Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Newsletter

Bee on Flower

Partnering with Pollinators 

Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Receives Grant to Improve Connectivity and Accessibility in Mellon Park

FEC Summer1

Net Zero Building is a Global Model for Sustainability and Picture Perfect Backdrop for Special Events

FEC Classroom

Conservancy looks to create accessible areas for people to connect with nature at Frick Park

An image of the lake at Allegheny Commons.

Duquesne Light donates $1 million to Allegheny Commons Park project

Hays Woods Glass Run

Hays Woods Park gets $233,000 grant to enhance its ecosystem

MILLIE’S TEAMS UP WITH PITTSBURGH PARKS CONSERVANCY
ON NEW FLAVOR BENEFITTING PARKS EDUCATION

DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY COMMITS $1 MILLION
TO PITTSBURGH PARKS CONSERVANCY FOR ALLEGHENY COMMONS PARK

Lilly Saitz, Community Health and Prevention Coordinator with UPMC

Provider Spotlight: Park Prescriptions (Parks Rx)

Saul holds a tarantula

Saul Wells lets his love for his community shine in his role as Senior Manager of Visitor Experience

WE ARE ALL IN. ARE YOU?

Parks do not exist without people. We restore parks for your joy and well-being. Pittsburghers need spaces where fathers can play catch with their sons, couples reconnect, family’s picnic. Parks, in return, do more than we realize. They clean the air, filter stormwater, lower stress…provide a natural sanctuary in forests of steel and glass surrounded by rivers of asphalt. Like anything alive, if neglected a park will suffer. And ultimately perish.

We believe in the power of parks. We are all in. Are you?