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2023 Day of Giving

Now for 30 years, we've worked together with individuals like you to conserve more than 3,700 acres of green space across the Pittsburgh region. Today, we need your help to maintain momentum and continue this work. Donate during our September 21, 2023 Day of Giving to have your gift doubled.

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Help Save Local Land

Current Conservation Projects

ALT has several major conservation projects across the region - 221 acres in South Fayette and Collier Townships, 124 acres in the Municipality of Monroeville, 24 acres in Ross Township, and the site of a former hospital in Brighton Heights. Learn more about how to help conserve these lands.

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Hunting Permit Applications Open

Apply for ALT's 2023-2024 Hunting Permit

Our lands accommodate a wide variety of public uses including hiking, biking, birding, scientific research, and hunting. If you're interested in hunting designated ALT lands between September 1, 2023 and January 31, 2024, please read our policy and apply for a permit today.

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Join Us On The Land

Attend An Event

Join us on the land for upcoming events. We host environmental education events for all ages through all seasons - from educational webinars to fungi identification hikes, we have something for everyone. We also host group volunteer workdays on the land to help clean, maintain, and improve trails.

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Leave A Conservation Legacy

Join ALT's Conservationist Society

We believe there is no greater gift one generation can leave to the next than permanently conserved and sustainably stewarded land. We have created the ALT Conservationist Society for those who have chosen to support our efforts through their estate planning considerations.

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Who We Are

Allegheny Land Trust (ALT) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization helping local people save local land in the Pittsburgh Region. Protecting more than 3,600 acres of green space across 32 different municipalities in Allegheny and Washington Counties, ALT works to protect land of significant value to our region’s unique scenic landscape, biodiversity, and water quality. Additionally, ALT protects land to improve quality of life for current and future generations by offering recreational and educational opportunities.

With the support of neighbors, we're proud to report:

3,700 Acres of Green Space Protected in
36 Different Municipalities
8 Miles Between Every Allegheny County Resident & an ALT Green Space

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We'd love for you to hike, bike, bird-watch, mushroom-hunt, and more at our green spaces. Don't forget to check out facts, maps, and rules before you go. Tag us on social media after you go!

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What's Happening

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RELEASE: TRALI Protects Enright Street Garden in East Liberty Neighborhood

RESULTING MEDIA COVERAGE: PA Environment Digest (11/9/2021) – November 9, 2021 For Immediate Release (East Liberty, Pittsburgh, PA) – The…(Read More)

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RELEASE: TRALI Protects Kincaid Street Garden in Garfield Neighborhood

RESULTING MEDIA COVERAGE: ELDI Blog  – July 19, We Conserve PA Blog – July 27, PA Environment Digest Blog –…(Read More)

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ALT Seeks National Reaccreditation: Public Comment Period Open

Allegheny Land Trust (ALT) is pleased to announce it is applying for national reaccreditation through the Land Trust Accreditation Commission. …(Read More)

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RELEASE: DCED Grants Close The Gap To Permanently Protect Churchill Valley Greenway

April 22, 2021 Churchill and Penn Hills, PA – Local land conservation nonprofit Allegheny Land Trust has been awarded two…(Read More)

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RELEASE: DCNR GRANT & COMMUNITY FUNDING BOLSTER GIRTY’S WOODS CONSERVATION PROJECT

October 16, 2020 RESERVE TOWNSHIP, PA – Girty’s Woods conservation project aiming to protect the expansive woodlands within Reserve Township,…(Read More)

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RELEASE: MAJOR GRANT PUSHES CHURCHILL VALLEY GREENWAY PROJECT FORWARD

October 14, 2020 Churchill & Penn Hills, PA – The community conservation project to permanently preserve the meadows, woodlands and…(Read More)

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Inequity in Our Ecosystem

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PROTECTING 155 ACRES IN GIRTY’S RUN WATERSHED

Together with the community, ALT is working to protect 155 acres of green space in Reserve Township near Millvale and Shaler.

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ALT During the Pandemic

last updated 7/1/2022 The health, wellness, and safety of all ALT visitors, volunteers, and staff are our top priority. As we…(Read More)

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ALLEGHENY LAND TRUST TO PROTECT BETHEL GREEN

February 10, 2020 | For Immediate Release Bethel Park, PA – Local non-profit land conservation organization Allegheny Land Trust (ALT)…(Read More)

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WHY NOT VOLUNTEER?

We always need volunteers on our green spaces to monitor boundaries, remove invasive species, plant native species, manage trash, and maintain trails. We also have special indoor projects, and other flexible opportunities. Contact us to become an ALT volunteer!

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