Nature and News and The BurrowJuly 27, 2020 Help Save Allderdice’s Trees 2020 has been a stressful year for us all – including the trees at our very own Allderdice High School! The trees are all alive, but need a bit of extra love, attention, and water right now. Our friends at Tree Pittsburgh have generously offered to water the trees every Wednesday, but we still needCONTINUE READINGShare this:FacebookTwitterPinterest
Litter Patrol and Nature and News and The BurrowApril 16, 2018 An Interview with the Nature Club Photo caption: Nine members of the Colfax Elementary School second grade Nature Club from left to right: Sol, Alex, Isabella, Adelaide, Lucy, Felicity, Sofie, Peter, and Devorah. (Photo by Katie Hatcher) By Katie Hatcher, Magazine Intern If you’ve found yourself looking for hope for the future lately, here’s some inspiration: the Nature Club from theCONTINUE READINGShare this:FacebookTwitterPinterest
Bike and Board and Citizens Patrol and Coalition and Commercial Development and Committees and Community and Culture and Education and Fundraising and Gateway and Litter Patrol and Long Range Planning and Nature and News and Parks and Storm Water and Treasures DinnerNovember 7, 2017 SHUC Annual 2017 Neighborhood Meeting and Open House On Thursday November 16th at Levinson Hall in the JCC Squirrel Hill, 7pm, we will be holding our annual public meeting with a focus this year on “Transportation Safety and Mobility in Squirrel Hill.” Our featured guest speaker is Department of Mobility and Infrastructure Director Karina Ricks, who will talk about how the City’s CompleteCONTINUE READINGShare this:FacebookTwitterPinterest
Nature and Slider and Squirrel Hill MagazineJuly 6, 2016 8 Tips for Maintaining Your Trees Squirrel Hill boasts one of the largest planted tree canopies in the City of Pittsburgh. While the Citywide tree canopy average is 42%, over 50% of Squirrel Hill is tree-covered. This is largely due to the love and care that homeowners show to their own trees. Investing in their care yields a significant return as treesCONTINUE READINGShare this:FacebookTwitterPinterest
