Celebrate Shaler Township’s Fall Run Park on June 1, 2019.
Walk to the falls on the trail and bridges that were reconstructed last year and try out an obstacle course at the soccer field.
Food and other features to be announced.
NAEC will be among the groups with information booths at the event.
Friends of North Park in partnership with NAEC will host their Spring Stewardship Day at the Ambridge Shelter. Volunteers will clean up trash, maintain trails, and remove invasive plant species. Lunch will be served afterwards! The Friends of North Park group is always looking for crew leaders for this event. To volunteer, or for more information, contact Gary Rigdon at 724-544-7284
Streambank planting along a 1-mile stretch of the North Fork of Pine Creek in North Park behind the Pearce Mill Rd. Administration Building. 303 Pearce Mill Rd, 15101.
Funded by National Fish And Wildlife Foundation and presented by the Allegheny Watershed Alliance and the Allegheny County Conservation District with support frm NAEC, Richland Township, Allegheny County Parks, Ohio Township, Etna Borough, Federal Express, Allegheny County Parks Foundation, and Friends of North Park.
Snacks provided. Bring your own water bottle,. Extra shovels and gloves are welcome.
Wear the right gear! (closed toe shoes)
Contact Rebecca Zeysus for more info: rebecca@awapa.org or 412-291-8006.
Trees, shrubs and wildflowers, are available through NAEC each spring, most are native to Pennsylvania or non-invasive. Our bulk ordering allows us to offer them at lower prices to you. All plants are nursery grown in PA., are either bare root or potted as noted, and are specially selected to create and improve wildlife habitat, as well as for their beauty and their ability to suit a variety of landscape sites and conditions.
Orders must be received by April 5th, 2019. Pick-Up is on Saturday, 27th from 9am to 12pm at the Latodami Nature Center Barn
Trees, shrubs and wildflowers, are available through NAEC each spring, most are native to Pennsylvania or non-invasive. Our bulk ordering allows us to offer them at lower prices to you. All plants are nursery grown in PA., are either bare root or potted as noted, and are specially selected to create and improve wildlife habitat, as well as for their beauty and their ability to suit a variety of landscape sites and conditions
Orders must be received by April 5, 2019.
The online store only accepts online payments. If you are looking to place an order through the mail with a check, please visit our website and print the order form: https://naecwpa.org/
Questions about pick-up, seedlings, or for detailed planting instructions? Or if you are placing a bulk order for discounts: Contact Meg Scanlon at 724-935-2170 or latodami@yahoo.com
Meet us at the Nature Barn located in the park at 575 Brown Road.
Activities will focus on trail maintenance, invasive plant species removal, and litter cleanup. Suggestions for other projects are welcome.
The Family Green Fest (formerly the Green & Innovation Festival) features free educational and informational activities focusing on sustainability and the environment. NAEC will be stationed with a table focusing on local critters.
The Pine Township Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) consists of 7 members who advise the Board of Supervisors and the Planning Commission on matters concerning the protection, conservation, management, promotion, and use of natural resources, including air, land, and water resources pursuant to Act Number 148 of December 21, 1973.
To view the agenda: https://twp.pine.pa.us/AgendaCenter
Penn State Master Gardeners of Allegheny county invite all county residents to this annual open house at the demonstration gardens at North Park. NAEC will be a table stationed at the event. Activities at this free annual "family friendly" event will include tours of the gardens, demonstrations, tastings, and kid friendly activities.
The Pine Township Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) consists of 7 members who advise the Board of Supervisors and the Planning Commission on matters concerning the protection, conservation, management, promotion, and use of natural resources, including air, land, and water resources pursuant to Act Number 148 of December 21, 1973.
To view the agenda: https://twp.pine.pa.us/AgendaCenter
The Pine Township Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) consists of 7 members who advise the Board of Supervisors and the Planning Commission on matters concerning the protection, conservation, management, promotion, and use of natural resources, including air, land, and water resources pursuant to Act Number 148 of December 21, 1973.
Join the North Area Environmental Council, Shaler Township, and other partners to celebrate the reopening of Fall Run Park! A free event for all.
