Join Friends of the Riverfront for 2025's third Train on the Trail Session! Fourth River Workers Guild will be leading an in-person training session where participants will learn how to identify common native and invasive species along the Three Rivers Heritage Trail as well as proper removal practices, what tools to use, and more!
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Join Friends of the Riverfront for 2025's fourth Train on the Trail session! American Canoe Association certified Instructor, Jamie Cortese, will be leading us on an introductory level overview of kayak and canoe basics, foundational non-motorized safety, and general approaches to launching and paddling our Three Rivers!
Join Friends of the Riverfront for 2025's fifth Train on the Trail session! Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens will be leading an in-person training session where participants will learn about native pollinators, pollinator-friendly plants, how to start your own native pollinator garden and more!
Join Friends of the Riverfront for 2025's sixth Train on the Trail session! Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy's Naturalist Educator, Stephen Bucklin, will be leading us on a bird walk along the Three Rivers Heritage Trail.
Join Friends of the Riverfront for 2025's seventh Train on the Trail session! Creek Connections along with PA Master Naturalists will be leading an in-person training session where participants will learn about macroinvertebrates, sampling techniques, how these species are connected to river health, and more!
Upstream will be leading an in-person training session where participants will learn about watershed quality, the history and restoration work in Nine Mile Run, plastic pollution, and more!
Join us for another Train on the Trail session led by Three Rivers Waterkeeper! Participants will learn how to spot and report pollution on the water with the chance to paddle the Allegheny River.
Join us for a Tree Identification session on the Southside section of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail.
Join Friends of the Riverfront on Saturday, February 28 on the Lawrenceville segment of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail for our first Train on the Trail session of 2026! The Audubon Society of Western Pa will be leading an in-person training session where participants will learn how to identify winter trees based on bark, twigs, buds, shape, and even smell. Join us as we take a closer look at the diverse species of trees present along the Three Rivers Heritage Trail!
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