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We are a member-based nonprofit dedicated to protecting and restoring the region’s waters, forests, natural areas and wildlife, planting community trees, gardens and greenspaces, and caring for Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater.
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Protect Wild Places & Green Spaces: Give Back to Nature This December |
Nature provides not only beautiful scenery but the clean air you breathe, the water you drink, the trails you walk and the rivers you fish! It provides the open spaces where your children and grandchildren play.
When you protect local nature, you ensure that future generations will have vibrant neighborhoods, a healthy environment and a connection to the natural world. You’ll help wild places and green spaces thrive!
For more than 90 years, people like you have empowered our work to protect your land, water and wildlife while strengthening your communities. Supporters have helped us establish 11 state parks, protect more than 290,000 acres of land, restore more than 3,000 miles of rivers and streams and plant more than 262,800 trees! We can’t do it without you.
Will you make a gift of $40, $60 or even $100 to support nature and green spaces? When you donate, you become a WPC member. Membership includes benefits such as discounted or complimentary tickets to Fallingwater, invitations to WPC members-only events and much more!
If you believe in this mission—and want to protect nature for future generations—please make a one-time or monthly donation, renew your membership or give a gift membership. Donate through December 31 to protect local wild places and greenspaces. Together, we’ll ensure that this work will benefit current and future generations.
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 Give back to nature near you today
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Visit Fallingwater During the Holidays |
During this holiday season, visit Fallingwater on the weekends with family or friends. Enjoy the pine boughs and poinsettias that add natural color and scent to the rooms as you experience Fallingwater the way the Kaufmanns did.
Interior tours are available during weekends in December as well as December 26-30. Self-guided grounds passes are available daily except Wednesdays, and Winter Walks are available beginning January 2.
Or, reserve your 2026 tour now!
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Get Winter Tree Care Tips |
Did you know the best time to prune trees is during the winter, when they’re dormant? Or that you should clean your trimmers each time you prune another tree? Trees can thrive with basic, year-round care.
Check out this short video for some pruning tips from WPC Urban Forestry Manager Brian Crooks, a certified professional arborist with the International Society of Arboriculture.
And click the button below to get all-season tips from our community forestry staff on caring for your backyard trees.
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Own Land Near Water? Apply for Free Native Trees |
Landowners, do you have open or partially open land near a stream? You can apply through June 2027 to have free native riparian trees planted! WPC’s Riparian Restoration Tree Planting Initiative provides trees at no cost as part of Pennsylvania’s statewide water quality improvement goals.
Funding by the PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources covers the cost of native trees and shrubs, tree protection materials and labor to plant the trees.
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Get to Know Us! |
Ever wonder what inspires a person to wade through muddy bogs in search of a rare plant? Do you wish you knew what’s it’s like to preserve artifacts at Fallingwater? Perhaps you want to know what motivates a member to include WPC in their estate planning, or why a volunteer shows up on a rainy day to plant trees.
Check out “People Who Make Our Work Possible!” This new page on our website highlights the good work and dedication of our staff, advisory committee members, volunteers and members through personal interviews and profiles.
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We're Hiring! |
Are you skilled in maintenance and minor construction work? We’re hiring a maintenance specialist at Fallingwater.
Learn more and apply today.
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Download Winter Images |
Fallingwater is the finest example of Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic architecture philosophy, where nature, landscape and architecture are united in harmony. A snow-covered landscape creates a peaceful backdrop for the house in winter, when Bear Run sometimes freezes into an icy curtain as it cascades over the waterfall.
Tour the house on December weekends, or take a self-guided Winter Walk on the grounds, January 2 through March 13 except Wednesdays.
Download this and other winter images.
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Fallingwater Collectible Book and Print Set |
‘Tis the season for giving! This season we are offering an exclusive collectible set featuring our new book, Fallingwater: Living With and In Art, signed by editors Justin Gunther and Scott Perkins, with an accompanying 8” x 10” signed print of the book’s cover image by photographer Dave Bryce. Only 125 sets are available—this is a true keepsake for any Fallingwater enthusiast! Secure yours while supplies last!
And, keep track of every special moment in 2026 in our special 90th Anniversary Calendar, on sale now! Featuring contemporary images by seven photographers, each month showcases stunning photography, inspiring quotes, fascinating facts and vintage imagery highlighting key moments in Fallingwater’s history. Order your 2026 calendar today and save 25%!
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| Purchase your exclusive collectible book and print
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PROTECT WILD PLACES AND GREEN SPACES
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GIVE BACK TO NATURE NEAR YOU!
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