The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy's presentation to the Regent Square Civic Association meeting 6.7.10 regarding proposed outdoor learning spaces in Frick Park.

1. Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Improving quality of life for the people of Pittsburgh by restoring the park system to excellence in partnership with the City.

2. Frick Park Reynolds Entry

3. Frick Park Reynolds Entry Completion 2000

4. Schenley Park Café and Visitor Center

5. Schenley Park Café and Visitor Center Completion 2001

6. Highland Park Entry Garden

7. Highland Park Entry Garden Completion 2005

8. Schenley Plaza

9. Schenley Plaza Completion 2006

10. Riverview Park Chapel Shelter

11. Riverview Park Chapel Shelter Completion 2008

12. Trail and Signage Improvements: 4.5+ miles of trail work and 100 new signs Frick Highland Riverview Schenley

13. Mellon Park Walled Garden

14. Regional Parks Plan Update

15. Environmental Center at Frick Park © Alexander Denmarsh

19. First proposed site to honor Kate & Peter Ambrusko

20. Evolution from playground for the Environmental Charter School to an outdoor learning space for ALL Frick Park users

24. NOT a traditional playground

25. NOT a traditional treehouse

29. Lookout Loft, Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, PA Forever Young Treehouses

30. Conway, New Hampshire Natural Playground Company

31. Morris Arboretum, Philadelphia, PA Patrick Dougherty , sculptor

32. Windblown downed tree along Junction Hollow trail

33. Nurturing Nature. Planting Possibility. Marijke Hecht Director of Education 412-682-7275 x208 [email_address]