By Dr. Maria Wheeler-Dubas, Science Education and Research Outreach Coordinator

When the temperatures drop, some of us might want to curl up under a warm pile of blankets and hibernate like one of Western Pennsylvania’s black bears until spring! But true bear hibernation might not be the long...

By Amy Reed, executive chef, Café Phipps

Looking for adventure in the kitchen? Our monthly What We're Cooking with Now post features a fresh produce ingredient, explains how to find the market's finest, and includes a recipe to try at home. Dates Why: Dates...

By Let's Move Pittsburgh

Let’s Move Pittsburgh had the pleasure to sit down with Kelly Regan and discuss her role as a CDC associate and how her work relates to Let’s Move Pittsburgh. Read on to learn about Kelly and what she plans to do during...

By Josh Friedman

This article is a part of a 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 Dr. Maria Wheeler-Dubas, Science Education and Research Outreach Coordinator

Most of us can recite the conventional wisdom that birds fly south in the winter without even thinking about it, but we also know that, really, not all birds do. Why do some birds stay put here in Pittsburgh while others migrate...

By Dr. Maria Wheeler-Dubas, Science Education and Research Outreach Coordinator

Are you ready to learn more about tiger genetics? December's Meet A Scientist is pretty cool cat!