Annual Picnic RAINED OUT
We had planned to have our Annual Picnic on Wednesday, August 18, at Whiskey Point. Mother Nature had other plans. We have been RAINED OUT. Yeah, we’re bummed out too. Members should look for an email with more details about alternate … Continue reading →
It’s Ducky Race Time
Get your tickets now for the Scott Conservancy’s annual Rubber Ducky Race, to be held July 4 at the Scott Township Pool. This is our one big fundraiser for the year, with proceeds going to enhance Kane Woods. We … Continue reading →
Campfires are back!
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we had to cancel our traditional winter campfire at the end of 2020. Now we’re bringing the campfire back on Wednesday, June 16 at 7 p.m. If you’ve never been to one of our campfires, … Continue reading →
Earth Day 2021
Please join us in a virtual celebration of Earth Day beginning at noon on Tuesday, April 22. The event is being hosted by the Mt. Lebanon Environmental Team (LeboGreen) on its Facebook page: www.facebook.com/Earth-Day-in-Mt-Lebanon-135088833224133. There will be a Story Map … Continue reading →
Planning for 2021
Like everyone else, the Conservancy had to scale back our activities last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. We did not have our summer picnic or our winter holiday luncheon, and our Ducky Race was changed to a drawing. As … Continue reading →
Meet our Bee queen
Beth D’Alessandro has taken over as our new apiary manager, following the retirement of John Crist. She also has joined our board of directors. Beth has been a beekeeper for several years and is a member of the Beaver Valley Area Beekeeping … Continue reading →
Annual Meeting Wednesday, Nov. 18
Thank you for Ducky Race Support!
Due to the wonderful generosity of our members and support from the public, the Conservancy’s Ducky Race has again been a very successful yearly fundraiser. Ticket sales totaled $1,435. The conservancy raised $717.50. This year’s winner, Jennifer Leya from South … Continue reading →
Come Out To Whiskey Point For Our Next Campfire
Plant Milkweeds to Help Monarch Butterflies Survive
Conservancy member, Bob Podurgiel found several milkweed plants growing along the roadway on Kane Blvd. In an effort to protect the plant, he recently transplanted a few of the smaller plants in the field by our apiary near Providence Point. … Continue reading →