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Panhandle Greenway Conservation Project

Help Protect & Connect Land Along the Panhandle Trail

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Panhandle Greenway Conservation Project

SUMMARY | Since 2023, Allegheny Land Trust and its community partners have been working together on this landscape-scale effort to create an ecological, recreational, and place-making greenway unlike any in the region. In March 2024, ALT conserved the first, 91-acre phase of this project in Collier Township. In December 2024, ALT conserved the second, 160-acre phase of this project in South Fayette Township. THANK YOU to all who supported the first two phases of this effort.

CURRENT EFFORTS |
ALT has another 32-acre parcel under contract in Collier Township and will be raising awareness and funds to conserve the land by September 2025. There will be many phases to come in this ongoing effort to conserve woodlands in the rapidly-developing and flood-vulnerable Robinson Run Watershed and along the scenic corridor of the popular Panhandle Trail.

Learn more here.

Contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. The official registration and financial information of Allegheny Land Trust may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.