Frick Park Stewardship Days

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Frick Park Stewardship Days Ecological Restoration | Invasive Species Management | At 644 acres, Frick Park is the largest historical regional park in Pittsburgh. Our dedicated team works hard to keep the landscape of the park beautiful. From migrating birds to native wildflowers, Clayton Hill is bursting with life. The deer exclosures on Clayton Hill are part of our restoration efforts to help native plant life thrive in the park. Frick stewardship days are dedicated to the restoration of Clayton Hill. With your help, we can remove invasive plants that threaten the natural native beauty of this historic park. This event will be led by Rachel Hoag, Ecological Restoration Coordinator for the PPC. She will determine the scope of work for the day based on park needs. Her email is rhoag@pittsburghparks.org. Register here for May 20 (special evening event – 5:30-7:30 PM) Register here for June 10 Register here for July 8 Register here for August 12 Register here for September 9 Photo