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Upcoming Events

July 23rd
Wetland Workshop
July 23rd
Board Meeting
July 28th
2019 Soil and Water Conservation Society Conference

new around your district:

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Raccoon Creek Stream Bank Stabilization Project

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Conservation Solution Center Services

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33 Terminal Way, Suite 325B
Pittsburgh, PA 15219

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Main: (412)241-7645

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Main: conservation@accdpa.org

Agriculture

Stormwater

Soils: Chapter 102

Soils: Chapter 105

WatershedsNew

Featured and Noteworthy

Upcoming Events

new around your district:

Now Accepting Sealed Bids

Raccoon Creek Stream Bank Stabilization Project

Conservation Solution Center Services

Erosion and Sediment Plan Reviews and Permitting

Municipal Stormwater Coordination

Agricultural Planning and Preservation

Watershed Planning and Monitoring

Dirt, Gravel, and Low Volume Roads

Grant Funding, Support, and Administration

Our partners

Recent News Posts

Contact Us

Agriculture

Stormwater

Soils: Chapter 102

Soils: Chapter 105

WatershedsNew

Featured and Noteworthy

Upcoming Events

new around your district:

Now Accepting Sealed Bids

Raccoon Creek Stream Bank Stabilization Project

Conservation Solution Center Services

Erosion and Sediment Plan Reviews and Permitting

Municipal Stormwater Coordination

Agricultural Planning and Preservation

Watershed Planning and Monitoring

Dirt, Gravel, and Low Volume Roads

Grant Funding, Support, and Administration

Our partners

Recent News Posts

The Problem with Pittsburgh’s SoilA look at issues facing urban agriculture in Pittsburgh

Wetlands: Not Always What They SeemWhy Wetlands Might Not Look Like You Think

Streamside Trees Prove FruitfulPlanting trees to improve water quality and produce fruit for harvest

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The Problem with Pittsburgh’s Soil
A look at issues facing urban agriculture in Pittsburgh

Wetlands: Not Always What They Seem
Why Wetlands Might Not Look Like You Think

Streamside Trees Prove Fruitful
Planting trees to improve water quality and produce fruit for harvest