WE WORK TO promote the enhancement, growth and careful use of Mt. Lebanon’s GREEN SPACE PARKS - BIRD PARK, TWIN HILLS AND ROBB HOLLOW - and to foster an appreciation of and respect for the environment.
Join the fun!
The Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy has many nature-based programs, volunteer work days, a native plant sale and more. To learn about our events, please see our list of events.
PROGRAMS: Winter seed sowing
Join Mt Lebanon Nature Conservancy board members for an interactive workshop on how to sow seeds in the winter for transplanting in the spring, using recycled containers. You will get to practice, and even take home a container of seeds that will sprout when the weather turns warm.
This program was so popular in 2024 that we are offering two sessions in 2025, both at Sunnyhill Unitarian Church. Registration is required! Save your spot!
PROGRAM: Green Reads Book Group
Join Conservancy members and other nature lovers for a lively discussion of "Wild at Heart" by Alice Outwater
Thursday, February 27, 2025, 7-8 p.m. SIGN UP
Mt Lebanon Library Meeting Room B
The Green Reads book group meets four times a year (February, May, August, November). The group discussion will be facilitated by Conservancy members. Books will be available on loan from the Mt Lebanon Public Library.
Haven't finished reading the book? No problem, join us anyway and learn from other book group members.
Thank you!
~ HOW YOU CAN HELP MT. LEBANON NATURE CONSERVANCY ~
Click on the “donate” button to make a contribution online. Sustaining donations (posted monthly to your credit card) help us the most because they even out the cash flow of our small non-profit organization.
Send a check donation, made out to “Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy,” to: P.O. Box 14901, Pittsburgh, PA 15243. Checks minimize the fees we pay for online processing.
We also highly value the time that volunteers give through the year. Hundreds of people join in to help weed, clip, haul or plant. We welcome other volunteer help, such as working with us to develop new programs; staffing booths at events like Mt. Lebanon’s Earth Day; doing some printing or photocopying; or contributing photographs that we can post to social media or our website.