Join us for our annual meeting and lecture, as we celebrate our 40th anniversary! 

Our lecture will feature Clara Kitongo, Tree Pittsburgh's Tree Equity Manager. Clara and her team work with Pittsburgh's under-resourced communities to mobilize trees for urban renewal. Learn about policies and practices that have long perpetuated urban forest disparities across the city and how better policies and more urban trees can transform our city into a thriving metropolis that benefits everyone. 

Light refreshments will be served after the lecture, so stay and chat with Board members, and learn how you can get involved!

Location: Mt Lebanon Public Library, Meeting Room A

Event is free and open to the public. Suitable for adults and young adults. No registration is required.

Join Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy volunteers as we plant a memorial garden in memory of one of our board members, Trish Beckjord. Trish was a dear friend and board member at MLNC for several years. She was a passionate and dedicated advocate for conservation efforts and the importance of restoring ecological biodiversity through planting native species in our Parks. Trish created space for others and fostered their learning by sharing her time, talents, and extensive knowledge, for the betterment of her friends and community. Our native plant sale was Trish’s concept, she remained an integral part of its planning up until her passing. She will be fondly remembered in gardens, wildflowers, and wildlife.

Meet at the Beadling Road entrance to Bird Park. Note parking may be limited due to other events at the Park so remember to give yourself enough time to find parking.

Please join us as we plant a beautiful perennial garden in memory of our dear friend, Trish.

Click here to sign up. Thank you!

Join Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy as we clear invasives and plant trees at Twin Hills Park. Bring water, gloves, loppers, clippers and shovels. Wear long pants and sleeves (for tick and poison ivy protection). All activities are weather permitting. Meet at the Carriage Park Apartment entrance to the park. Note parking may be limited so please be conscious of the area when parking.

Click here to sign up. Thank you!

Learn why native plants are an important tool for conservation in our own gardens. Find out how to select and prepare your native plants to thrive. Hear from Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy’s VP Programs Sarada Sangameswaran and Arcadia Natives Laura Ashley, as well as a panel of several local residents who have transformed their lawns into meadows and rain gardens. This event is hosted by Lebogreen, as part of their sustainability speaker series. There will be native plant prizes and free seeds, as well as native plants for sale.

 This is a free event and no registration is required. 

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Join us at our board meeting on Tuesday, October 8 @ 6pm at Mt. Lebanon Public Library, lower level. Our meetings are open to the public so feel free to join us and bring a friend!

Join Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy volunteers as we prepare a memorial garden in memory of one of our board members, Trish Beckjord. Trish was a dear friend and board member at MLNC for several years. She was a passionate and dedicated advocate for conservation efforts and the importance of restoring ecological biodiversity through planting native species in our Parks. Trish created space for others and fostered their learning by sharing her time, talents, and extensive knowledge, for the betterment of her friends and community. Our native plant sale was Trish’s concept, she remained an integral part of its planning up until her passing. She will be fondly remembered in gardens, wildflowers, and wildlife.

Meet at the Beadling Road entrance to Bird Park. Note parking may be limited due to other events at the Park so remember to give yourself enough time to find parking.

Please join us as we prepare a beautiful perennial garden in memory of our dear friend, Trish.

Click here to sign up. Thank you!

Join Green Reads for a lively discussion of books related to nature, conservation and environmental action. The group will be facilitated by Conservancy members and library staff. Books are available from the Mt Lebanon Public Library circulation desk.

The September Green Read is “There’s Something In The Water: Environmental Racism in Indigenous & Black Communities,” by Ingrid R. G. Waldron. The author develops sweeping themes of environmental justice from circumstances in Nova Scotia. To sign up, click here.

The last discussion of the year will take place in November on the second Thursday at 7 p.m. at the lower level, Mt. Lebanon Public Library.

Join us at our board meeting on Tuesday, September 10 @ 6pm at the Mt Lebanon Library, meeting room B. Our meetings are open to the public so feel free to join us and bring a friend!

Join Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy volunteers as we continue to remove invasive stilt grass as well as clear brush where needed in the riparian area near the stream bed at the Park. Bring water, gloves, loppers, and clippers. We also will have extras on hand. Wear long pants and sleeves (for tick and poison ivy protection). All activities are weather permitting. Meet at the Beadling Road entrance to Bird Park. Note parking may be limited due to other events at the Park so remember to give yourself enough time to find parking.

Bird Park is a beautiful spot, uniquely equipped for both active and passive recreation. A stream, trails and peaceful wooded surroundings belie proximity to urban life.

Click here to sign up. Thank you!

Join us at our board meeting on Tuesday, August 13 @ 6pm at the Bird Park fire pit off of Bird Park Drive. Our meetings are open to the public so feel free to join us and bring a friend!

Join Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy volunteers to focus on an area near Seneca Drive where invasive stiltgrass is taking hold. Stiltgrass is easy to pull out and bag. Bring water and gloves. Wear long pants and sleeves (for tick and poison ivy protection). All activities are weather permitting. Meet at the Beadling Road entrance to Bird Park. Note parking may be limited due to other events at the Park so remember to give yourself enough time to find parking.

Bird Park is a beautiful spot, uniquely equipped for both active and passive recreation. A stream, trails and peaceful wooded surroundings belie the proximity to urban life.

Click here to sign up. Thank you!

Join Green Reads for a lively discussion of books related to nature, conservation and environmental action. The group will be facilitated by Conservancy members and library staff. Books are available from the Mt Lebanon Public Library circulation desk.

The July Green Read is “A Walk in the Woods,” by Bill Bryson. Ready for a laugh? This favorite from 1998 is a great summer read. To sign up, click here.

Later Green Reads book discussions will take place in September and November on the second Thursday at 7 p.m. at the lower level, Mt. Lebanon Public Library.

Join us for a Summer Meet and Greet on Tuesday, July 9 @ 6pm at the Bird Park Pavilion. Come to meet new people and learn more about Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy. Feel free to bring a favorite dish to share if you are so inclined. Hope to see you there!

Join Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy as we sweep through the riparian area to catch regrowth of remaining honeysuckle, privet and vines. Bring water, gloves, and trowels. Wear long pants and sleeves (for tick and poison ivy protection). All activities are weather permitting. Meet at the Beadling Road entrance to Bird Park. Note parking may be limited due to events at the Park so remember to give yourself enough time to find parking.

Bird Park is a beautiful spot, uniquely equipped for both active and passive recreation. A stream, trails and peaceful wooded surroundings belie the proximity to urban life.

Click here to sign up. Thank you!

Join us at our board meeting on Tuesday, June 11 @ 6pm at the Bird Park fire pit off of Bird Park Drive. Our meetings are open to the public so feel free to join us and bring a friend!

Join Green Reads for a lively discussion of books related to nature, conservation and environmental action. The group will be facilitated by Conservancy members and library staff. Books are available from the Mt Lebanon Public Library circulation desk.

The May Green Read is “All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis”, Ayana Elizabeth Johnson & Katharine Keeble Wilkinson (editors). This book offers fascinating, insightful essays by diverse authors.

To sign up, click here.

Later Green Reads book discussions will take place in July, September, and November on the second Thursday at 7 p.m. at the lower level, Mt. Lebanon Public Library.

School in the Park is an interactive nature discovery program for Mt. Lebanon’s 3rd grade students held each spring in Bird Park. The program’s activities support the school district’s third grade science curriculum and provide an opportunity for students to learn about native plants and animals in their woodland habitats and their connections among all living things.

School in the Park is an interactive nature discovery program for Mt. Lebanon’s 3rd grade students held each spring in Bird Park. The program’s activities support the school district’s third grade science curriculum and provide an opportunity for students to learn about native plants and animals in their woodland habitats and their connections among all living things.

Our live Native Plant Sale is back and scheduled for Saturday, May 18 from 10am -1pm at Sunnyhill Unitarian Universalist Church. The perennials will include some choices suitable for sun and some for shady conditions. All plants are from North Creek Nurseries, a well-regarded and native plant specialty grower in Southeastern PA. Plants ordered online will be available for pickup at the May 18 sale.

School in the Park is an interactive nature discovery program for Mt. Lebanon’s 3rd grade students held each spring in Bird Park. The program’s activities support the school district’s third grade science curriculum and provide an opportunity for students to learn about native plants and animals in their woodland habitats and their connections among all living things.

School in the Park is an interactive nature discovery program for Mt. Lebanon’s 3rd grade students held each spring in Bird Park. The program’s activities support the school district’s third grade science curriculum and provide an opportunity for students to learn about native plants and animals in their woodland habitats and their connections among all living things.

School in the Park is an interactive nature discovery program for Mt. Lebanon’s 3rd grade students held each spring in Bird Park. The program’s activities support the school district’s third grade science curriculum and provide an opportunity for students to learn about native plants and animals in their woodland habitats and their connections among all living things.

Join us at our board meeting on Tuesday, May 14 @ 6pm at Mt. Lebanon Public Library, lower level. Our meetings are open to the public so feel free to join us and bring a friend!

School in the Park is an interactive nature discovery program for Mt. Lebanon’s 3rd grade students held each spring in Bird Park. The program’s activities support the school district’s third grade science curriculum and provide an opportunity for students to learn about native plants and animals in their woodland habitats and their connections among all living things.

School in the Park is an interactive nature discovery program for Mt. Lebanon’s 3rd grade students held each spring in Bird Park. The program’s activities support the school district’s third grade science curriculum and provide an opportunity for students to learn about native plants and animals in their woodland habitats and their connections among all living things.

Did you know that May 11 is World Migratory Bird Day? Join us at Bird Park for a guided bird walk, activities and more! Meet an ornithologist (a person who studies birds) and learn about the profession. Try on a pair of binoculars and explore the tools of the trade. Discover the threats birds face and the steps you can take in your own yard to help them thrive. There will be hands-on activities for all ages.

The event is a partnership between the Mt Lebanon Nature Conservancy and Communitopia, as part of ReMake Learning Days.  The event is free and no registration is required. All ages are welcome!

Stop by anytime between 9-11 at the Bird Park Fire Circle, at the end of Bird Park Drive.

Early birds - we will have a guided bird walk at 8 am - suitable for teens and adults!

Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy invites you to join us as we do some trail prep work on various trails at Bird Park to prepare for School in the Park. School in the Park, a program of the Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy in partnership with the Mt. Lebanon School District and the Municipality, began in 1984 and we are pleased to continue this tradition.

It is an interactive nature discovery program for Mt. Lebanon’s 3rd grade students held each spring in Bird Park. The program’s activities support the school district’s third grade science curriculum and provide an opportunity for students to learn about native plants and animals in their woodland habitats and their connections among all living things.

We will be hauling and spreading gravel and mulch to mark the trails and repair muddy locations. Please dress appropriately in a long-sleeved shirt and pants. Bring work gloves, large shovel, rake and/or pitchfork if you have it as well as a water bottle. Meet at the Bird Park pavilion.

Click here to sign up for the Trail Prep Dayl

** Note that if inclement weather on May 4, the rain date will be the following Saturday, May 11 from 12pm-3pm.

Learn about Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy, an all-volunteer local organization making a difference in our green spaces! Stop by our Earth Day booth for a chat, learn about our projects and  volunteer opportunities. We will have kids’ activities too! It’s your chance to support an organization making an impact in our community! 

Date:  April 28, 2024

Location: Mt. Lebanon Municipal Main Park, 900 Cedar Blvd.

Time: 11am-3pm

Join Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy as we plant trees, clear invasives and install fencing in two designated areas in Bird Park. Bring water, gloves, loppers, clippers and shovels. Wear long pants and sleeves (for tick and poison ivy protection). All activities are weather permitting. Meet at the Beadling Road entrance to Bird Park. Note parking may be limited due to events at the Park so remember to give yourself enough time to find parking.

Bird Park is a beautiful spot, uniquely equipped for both active and passive recreation. A stream, trails and peaceful wooded surroundings belie the proximity to urban life.

Click here to sign up. Thank you!