Sewer authority encouraged to look at green solutions to combat overflows NOVEMBER 19, 2015–Community leaders from across Allegheny County, including Riverlife, Clean Rivers Campaign, BikePGH, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, and Mayor…
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Bringing people and public places to Pittsburgh’s riverfronts This year has been an exciting time for Riverlife and its many partners working to complete the community-created vision of Pittsburgh’s downtown…
Landscape allows stormwater to be absorbed into the ground Congratulations to our friends at the Garden Club of Allegheny County, the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, PA Department of Conservation and Natural…
Meet Riverlife’s new president and CEO Pittsburgh’s riverfronts are alive with opportunity! Since moving from Boston earlier this month to join Riverlife, I have been so impressed with all that…
This video shows just how far the Steel City has come over the past 15 years It’s clear. Pittsburgh is America’s river city. Need proof? Check out this video and…
In September, Riverlife received a $30,000 grant from Alcoa Foundation to support an environmental study of riverfront habitat at the headwaters of the Ohio River on the Pittsburgh’s North Shore. Riverlife is partnering…
“Best Visual Place” awarded to mural project under Fort Duquesne Bridge Riverlife is honored to receive the 2015 Award for Excellence: Visual Placefrom the Urban Land Institute Pittsburgh Placemaking Awards for…
One of Riverlife’s original founders passed away August 4 Riverlife’s board of directors and staff were sorry to hear the sad news that Elsie Hillman, philanthropist, civic leader and one of Riverlife’s…
One lucky bidder will win the trip of a lifetime on August 28 Next week we will launch our online Party at the Pier Silent Auction featuring an eight-day 2016 Viking River…
Demolition of upper plaza makes way for public art restoration One of Pittsburgh’s first riverfront parks of the modern age continues its makeover for the 21st century. Demolition work has…
