Phipps Blog
-
Ask Ginger: National Yoga Month
You've got questions ... we’ve got answers! Email your queries about healthy foods, physical activity and screen time for kids and Ginger will answer them here on the Phipps blog. Q: I have heard from a...
-
Volunteer Spotlight: Joanna Mayo
Phipps is well-known for our beautiful gardens, seasonal flower shows, pioneering sustainability initiatives, informative educational programs and community outreach. None of our work, however, would be possible without the...
-
A Red, Ripe Recipe from Chef Amy
This year's Red, Ripe and Roasted event was a huge success, bringing in a grand total of 2,300 pounds of fresh produce for Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank – an amazing 800-pound increase from last year! As a...
-
#bioPGH Blog: Chicken of the Woods
Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other tree! We’re not talking about the feathery avian variety, we’re talking about Chicken of the Woods, one of the most delectable fungi in North America (and this...
-
Welcome to the 2016 – 2017 Fairchild Challenge
With October around the corner, we are excited for fall’s brilliant foliage, festivals, pumpkins and of course — The Fairchild Challenge! Phipps Conservatory is inviting area high schools and middle schools to take...
-
#bioPGH Blog: Great Blue Heron
Last week, Phipps staff were pleasantly surprised to find a great blue hero poaching fish from the lagoon at the Center for Sustainable Landscapes. The great blue heron (Ardea Herodias) is the largest heron in North America, and...
Page 202 of 246 pages ‹ First < 200 201 202 203 204 > Last ›