By Dawn Plummer, executive director of the Pittsburgh Food Policy Council

This article is third in a new series called Health in Motion brought you by Let’s Move Pittsburgh. Health in Motion is intended to showcase the efforts of schools and community organizations in the Pittsburgh region who are...

By Charity Grimes Bauman, Phipps Community Outreach Coordinator

Fall is now well under way, and while gardening season is mostly over for our favorite summer vegetables, there’s still work to do!  Cleaning up the garden, amending the soil, and mulching now help make sure your garden...

By Kelliann Walsh, Phipps Discovery Education Specialist

As the weather cools, pumpkins become a common sight.  Whether part of a fall arrangement, carved with fun faces for Halloween or prepared for Thanksgiving pies, pumpkins are a true mascot of fall, all bright and plump. ...

By Erica Jackson, Intern, Phipps Science Education and Research

Last Week in Science Education Programming is our weekly seasonal segment featuring our fall camp programs. This is the place for camp parents to find pictures of their campers in action and see all the fun things we did all...

By Lorren Kezmoh, Outreach Coordinator, Phipps Science Education and Research

A resource of Biophilia: Pittsburgh, #bioPGH is a weekly blog and social media series that aims to encourage both children and adults to reconnect with nature and enjoy what each of our distinctive seasons has to offer. From the...

By Phipps Conservatory

Wednesday from 2:30 – 6:30 p.m., it's the last Farmers at Phipps of the year, and the amazing Apoidea Apiary will feature the 2015 Good Food Award-winning Rosemary Knotweed Honey and the Halloween favorite, Hellbroth...