With all the sunshine and melting snow we’ve seen over the past few days, it’s hard not to turn your thoughts to spring, when everything in the parks will look new again and there will be tons of opportunities to get outside. We’ve got a busy slate of events coming up starting in March, including half [...]
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Spring: Before You Know It!
Posted in Ecological Restoration, Frick Park, Highland Park, Hill District, Riverview Park, Schenley Park, tagged calendar, events, free events, Parks, parks are free, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, The Olmsted Legacy, volunteer on February 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Design Firms Needed!
Posted in Frick Park, Hill District, tagged Beltzhoover, Cliffside Park, design, Frick Park, Hill District, landscape architect, McKinley Park, park, Pittsburgh, playground, project, restoration, RFP, RFQ on December 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Calling all design/architecture firms: we’re releasing two RFPs/RFQs this morning, one for a new design of the Frick Environmental Center in Frick Park, and one for a project management plan for Cliffside Park in the Hill District and McKinley Park in Beltzhoover. A link to the requests and supporting documents for each project is below. Frick Environmental Center The [...]
A Match for the Community
Posted in Hill District, Pittsburgh, tagged Beltzhoover, Bruce Kraus, Cliffside Park, Daniel Lavelle, donations, Hill District, Jake Wheatley, matching funds, McKinley Park, Natalia Rudiak, Parks, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, RACP on August 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
For our first ten years, the Parks Conservancy focused our work exclusively on the four regional parks of Pittsburgh–Frick, Highland, Riverview, and Schenley. But when Mayor Luke Ravenstahl asked us to broaden our reach to the rest of Pittsburgh’s parks system as time and resources permitted, we were thrilled with the opportunity to spend time [...]
A Village in the Woods
Posted in Hill District, tagged Cliffside Park, Find the Rivers, greenprint, Hill District, Hood Design, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, playground, Studio for Spatial Practice on August 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
For the past several years, the Parks Conservancy has been working with the Find the Rivers! consortium and the Hill District community to develop a “greenprint” for the Hill. This new way of seeing the Hill District was widely celebrated with the release of the completed Greenprint plan in mid-June. The Greenprint’s goal is to establish [...]



