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The Three Rivers Habitat Partnership (TRHP),
a regional project of the Wildlife Habitat Council,
assists corporations, communities, and organizations
to enhance wildlife habitat in the Pittsburgh region.
From wetlands to bluebird trails, employees at corporate sites in western Pennsylvania are making their communities brighter for wildlife and watershed health. Over 22 corporate sites such as United States Steel Corporation, PPG Industries, Inc. and Bayer Corporation participate in the Three Rivers Habitat Partnership. 
A tiger swallowtail (Papilio glaucas) feeds on swamp milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) at PPG's Monroeville Chemicals Center. Photo courtesy of Bathsheba Flood, PPG Industries, Inc. |
Visit the profile pages for details on each exciting program, and ways to get involved.
Interested in making your backyard, schoolyard, or other area friendlier to wildlife? Click here to dive into the possibilities. Do you have a stream in your yard or property? A "Backyard Buffer" is just what you need! Also access curricula for inquiry-based explorations of local habitats in western Pennsylvania. The Three Rivers Habitat Partnership is concerned about the state of our pollinators, from butterflies to bees. Why not create a Pollinator Friendly Habitat for these colorful, valuable critters? |  |
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