Member support is at the heart of all our efforts to restore and protect Western Pennsylvania’s wild places and green spaces. Together, we are a powerful force for local conservation—for clean water and air, and thriving forests and wildlife. Our work benefits everyone who enjoys the beauty and restorative power of nature and the outdoors.
Since 1932, thanks to the generous support of Conservancy members and volunteers, we have planted more than 105,000 trees, restored 3,000 miles of rivers and streams and conserved more than 265,000 acres of land, including 41 WPC nature preserves totaling 14,000 acres, where all are welcome to enjoy our region’s natural beauty.
We protect and study wildlife, plants and habitats, plant and maintain 130 community flower gardens in cities and towns across the region and steward Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The passion, dedication and generosity of WPC Members empower all of our work—including educating and inspiring the next generation of conservationists.
Your support can make a tangible difference locally for conservation. For example, to help combat climate change and other threats, you can help us plant more native trees and plants and remove invasive vegetation. Plus, your support protects more land for wildlife and nature to thrive, restores more rivers and streams, and helps keep Fallingwater resilient and relevant.
Please consider making a one-time or monthly donation, renew your membership or give a gift membership. Donate today, on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 28, or by Dec. 31 to protect our region’s forests, green spaces and waterways. It’s our nature!
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