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Reasons for Keeping
P.V. Park
News
Park History
Park Location
Parking Lot
Maps: Trail
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Using P.V. Park
Hiking | Dog
Walking
Cross Country Skiing
Mt. Bike Riding
Bird / Nature Watching
Fields, Flowers, Woods
Peace and Quiet
Conservation Classroom
Hunting | Geocaching
Park Visitor Comments
P.V. Park Volunteers
National Public Lands Day
Photo Gallery
Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter
Aerial Photos
Biodiversity
Species List-Flora
Species List-Fauna
Observation Reports
Other Conservation
and Recreation Web Sites
New Sign at Park Entrance


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| Coming Events &
Recent Activities
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PV Park Volunteers meet at 7:00
pm on the third Tuesday of every month at PA
Electrics, 5847
Washington Avenue, Export PA.
(Map)
(Phone:724-387-8210)
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Coming Events
- On most Wednesdays starting at
6 PM, Pleasant Valley Park Volunteers meet in the parking
lot to continue working on expanding the trails network.
- 4-H Conservation Club will do two Trash Cleanups at
Pleasant Valley Park as part of our PA CleanWays adoption
requirement.
- The Spring Trash Cleanup was held
on April 5th from 1:30 PM until 4:30 PM at Pleasant
Valley Park. (more
info)
- The Fall Cleanup will be on Saturday,
September 26th (National Public Lands Day) - Time
to be determined - but most likely around 12:30/1:30
PM until 4:30/5:30 PM.
- Friends of Murrysville Parks group and the Westmoreland
Conservancy have scheduled a "Parks and Reserves
Discovery Trail Walk" in PV Park on Saturday, July
4th at 10:00 AM. (more
info. about trail walks)
Other Activities and Events
Events in
Pleasant Valley Park During 2008
- The PV Park Volunteers and the 4-H Conservation Club
held a Fall Colors walk on Nov 2, 2008.
- On National Public Lands Day, Saturday, September
27th, 2008. Volunteers cleaned
up trash from along park border with Pleasant Valley Road,
and from several other areas inside of park.
- The Westmoreland Conservancy, PV Park Volunteers and
the 4-H Conservation Club lead walks at Pleasant Valley
Park on Saturday, May 24th for Pennsylvania Hiking Week.
- The 4-H Conservation Club participated in the Fugitive
Tire Program sponsored by Westmoreland CleanWays. This
program pays our group for every tire that we turned in.
The 4-H Conservation Club plans to use the money raised
to help pay for tree signs for the Tree Identification
Sign project that we are doing in Pleasant Valley Park.
Tire
Cleanup Pictures |
Bonnie Belak Report
- Pleasant
Valley Park Phase 2 Trail Proposal, Recommended Trail
Names, And Tree Identification Signs (6MB)(Approved
by Murrysville Council on 3/19/2008)
- April is Earth Month and on April 13th the 4-H
Conservation Club cleaned up a small part of Pleasant
Valley Park.
- The Botanical Society of Westmoreland County held a
walk in the park on Sunday 9/12.
- On June 17th. the Westmoreland
Bird & Nature Club held a full bioblitz of PV
Park searching for salamanders, snakes, turtles, ground
beetles, galls, toadstools, etc. (Species
Lists Updated)
- On June 20th. a Park
Chat Walk was held in Pleasant Valley Park
- Updated
Bio-diversity & Species Listing. (Click
here for printer-friendly version)
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The purpose of this web site is to provide useful information
for visitors to Pleasant Valley Park. Increasing
the public's knowledge and use of the park, will help
strengthen support for keeping the park.
Pleasant Valley Park's 262 acres of woodlands, open fields,
hilltops and remote valleys provide excellent areas for
many outdoor activities year round. Anyone who enjoys being
outdoors in a natural area, is likely to find something
to like about Pleasant Valley Park.
Send an Email to Pleasant Valley Park Volunteers
using this email address:
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