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Pennsylvania harbors the densest concentration of streams among the 50 states.

ACCD's Dirt, Gravel and Low Volume Road program funds projects across Allegheny County

Heather Manzo has been named executive director of the Allegheny County Conservation District

Phipps coordinator Gabe Tilove and Allegheny County Conservation District policy director Jonathan Burgess preview the upcoming Three Rivers Soil Symposium.

A more than yearlong volunteer effort that yielded a watershed assessment of Little Sewickley Creek could serve as template for other watershed groups in the area.

It's to dramatic effect that Centerview Drive in Boyce Park makes a sloping curve at just the right moment -- pow! -- and suddenly a sweeping sea of gold fills your entire field of vision.

This Phase 2 ecological restoration project is supported by a $10,000 Conservation, Leadership and Innovation Program grant from the Allegheny County Conservation District.

In recent weeks throughout southwestern Pennsylvania, the colors of some streams have changed, causing concerned neighbors to suspect that upstream gas stations, waste dumps or septic tanks had become sources for pollution.

For gardeners, planning for spring planting starts now. There are some extra steps for those who want to plant on a vacant lot in the city.

Last week's storms didn't flood Sygan Road in South Fayette thanks to recent improvements to a stream-crossing culvert, leaders said.

Hungry goats may soon trim a badly overgrown stretch of South Side Park.

On a chilly Saturday afternoon in March, people trickle into Grow Pittsburgh’s Garden Resource Center in the city’s Larimer neighborhood. They’ve come to take advantage of a free lead test for soil.