Here you'll find all the information you need for our upcoming events along with registration page links. Check out what events we have coming up! We hope to see you there.
March Events
March 8th: Salt Watch Volunteer Sampling Day
Time: 1 PM
Location: Millvale Library- 213 Grant Ave, Millvale, PA 15209//Hazelwood Library-4748 Monongahela St, Pittsburgh, PA 15207 ·
Details: Three Rivers Waterkeeper, in partnership with Girls Running Sh*t, is hosting a Volunteer Salt Watch Sampling Day on Saturday, March 8th! Volunteer with us to help collect water samples in local tributaries and waterways around Pittsburgh to measure the chloride levels. This sampling effort, known as Salt Watch, is an initiative from the Izaak Walton League of America to monitor how road salt pollution impacts local waterways.
March 8th, 27th, 29th: PA: Flyering for Shell Plastics Plant Forums | Learn more
Time: Various times
Location: Various Locations
Details: Shell's ethane cracker plant in Beaver County faces key permitting deadlines this year, giving the public a chance to hold them accountable. Food & Water Action, BCMAC, and allies are hosting educational forums to inform residents about the process and how to get involved. To spread the word, Food Action Water is organizing door-to-door flyer distribution throughout March and April.
March 10th, 20th: Decoding Shell's Permits, Defending Our Future - Forums on Shell Plastics Plant Permits | Register here
Time: 5:45 PM-7:30 PM
Location: Various Locations
Details: The Shell Plastics Plant in Beaver County is polluting our air and water, threatening public health, and now seeking permit renewals that could increase toxic emissions. The Pennsylvania DEP will soon decide on these permits, and without public action, Shell may continue polluting unchecked. We can fight back by attending public meetings and submitting comments to push for stricter regulations. Join an upcoming educational event to learn about Shell’s permit requests, the risks involved, and how to take action. Organized by Three Rivers Waterkeeper, BCMAC, Food & Water Watch PA, Moms Clean Air Force, and Breathe Project.
Upcoming Events:
March 12th: Eyes on Water: Pollution, Permits, and the Power of the People with BCMAC | Learn more
Time: 7 PM
Location: Virtual
Details: Join us and BCMAC to uncover how industrial polluters are dodging regulations-and what we can do about it. We'll share updates on our petitions, permit compliance research, and how real-time water monitoring will help protect our rivers.
March 13th: Community Meeting - WSL NPDES Permit | Learn more
Time: 7 PM
Location: Monessen High School-1245 State Rd, Monessen, PA 15062
Details: We're teaming up with Protect PT and Physicians for Social Responsibility to bring you a crucial conversation about the potential environmental and public health impacts in your community. We'll be discussing the Westmoreland Sanitary Landfill's NPDES application permit regarding leachate disposal into Speers Run/Monongahela River. This is an important topic that affects us all!
March 21st: Women+ of STEM SciTech Day | Learn more
Time: 9 AM-2 PM
Location: Carnegie Science Center-One Allegheny Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Details: Explore the world of STEM at SciTech Days! These monthly in-person field trips for students in Grades 6–12 offer exciting opportunities to connect with real-world scientists, engineers, and STEM professionals. Middle schoolers can spark their curiosity with engaging 40-minute hands-on workshops, while high schoolers gain valuable insights through Career Connections sessions with industry experts. SciTech Days run one Friday per month from 9 am–2 pm, with themed events such as Animal Science, Health & Medicine, and Women+ in STEM. Don’t miss this chance to inspire the next generation of innovators—register today by calling 412.237.3400!
March 22nd: Naturefest | Learn more
Time: 9 AM-2 PM
Location: Carnegie Museum of Natural History-4400 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Details: Escape the winter doldrums by exploring our action-packed Naturefest! This Super Science Saturday will celebrate Earth Day and explore activities related to our exhibition We Are Nature: Living in the Anthropocene! Meet and greet our exciting live animals, dig into nature-themed activities, enjoy a relevant movie on our big screen, and chat with local environmental experts to learn more about the impact humans have on Earth.
March 26th: 2025 Wild Ones Western Pennsylvania Symposium | Learn more
Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Frick Environmental Center-2005 Beechwood Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Details: Join the Western Pennsylvania Wild Ones for our 3rd Annual Symposium that explores the vital connection between communities and native ecosystems. This engaging event will feature thought-provoking panel discussions with experts and advocates, delicious food, refreshing drinks (including alcoholic options), and ample opportunities for socializing and networking. Together, we’ll reimagine our role in fostering harmony between human activity and natural habitats while celebrating the power of community. Whether you’re a conservationist, gardener, or simply a nature enthusiast, these gathering promises to leave you inspired and “naturally connected.” Tickets include admission, food, 1 drink, and are nonrefundable.Let’s grow together—because building stronger communities starts with restoring the land we share.
Panelists include:
Adam Haritan (Learn Your Land)
Nick Liadis (Bird Lab)
Abigail Salisbury (State Representative)
Heather Hulton VanTassel, Ph.D. (Three Rivers Waterkeeper and Carnegie MNH)
Chris Murakami (Chatham University)
Time: 1 PM
Location: Millvale Library- 213 Grant Ave, Millvale, PA 15209//Hazelwood Library-4748 Monongahela St, Pittsburgh, PA 15207 ·
Details: Three Rivers Waterkeeper, in partnership with Girls Running Sh*t, is hosting a Volunteer Salt Watch Sampling Day on Saturday, March 8th! Volunteer with us to help collect water samples in local tributaries and waterways around Pittsburgh to measure the chloride levels. This sampling effort, known as Salt Watch, is an initiative from the Izaak Walton League of America to monitor how road salt pollution impacts local waterways.
March 8th, 27th, 29th: PA: Flyering for Shell Plastics Plant Forums | Learn more
Time: Various times
Location: Various Locations
Details: Shell's ethane cracker plant in Beaver County faces key permitting deadlines this year, giving the public a chance to hold them accountable. Food & Water Action, BCMAC, and allies are hosting educational forums to inform residents about the process and how to get involved. To spread the word, Food Action Water is organizing door-to-door flyer distribution throughout March and April.
- Monaca – March 6 & 8
- Beaver – March 13 & 15
- Beaver Falls – March 27 & 29
March 10th, 20th: Decoding Shell's Permits, Defending Our Future - Forums on Shell Plastics Plant Permits | Register here
Time: 5:45 PM-7:30 PM
Location: Various Locations
Details: The Shell Plastics Plant in Beaver County is polluting our air and water, threatening public health, and now seeking permit renewals that could increase toxic emissions. The Pennsylvania DEP will soon decide on these permits, and without public action, Shell may continue polluting unchecked. We can fight back by attending public meetings and submitting comments to push for stricter regulations. Join an upcoming educational event to learn about Shell’s permit requests, the risks involved, and how to take action. Organized by Three Rivers Waterkeeper, BCMAC, Food & Water Watch PA, Moms Clean Air Force, and Breathe Project.
Upcoming Events:
- Monday, March 10 – Monaca, PA (Venue TBD)
- Thursday, March 20 – Beaver, PA – Beaver Pool House
- Wednesday, April 2 – Beaver Falls, PA – The Well at Soma Gathering
March 12th: Eyes on Water: Pollution, Permits, and the Power of the People with BCMAC | Learn more
Time: 7 PM
Location: Virtual
Details: Join us and BCMAC to uncover how industrial polluters are dodging regulations-and what we can do about it. We'll share updates on our petitions, permit compliance research, and how real-time water monitoring will help protect our rivers.
March 13th: Community Meeting - WSL NPDES Permit | Learn more
Time: 7 PM
Location: Monessen High School-1245 State Rd, Monessen, PA 15062
Details: We're teaming up with Protect PT and Physicians for Social Responsibility to bring you a crucial conversation about the potential environmental and public health impacts in your community. We'll be discussing the Westmoreland Sanitary Landfill's NPDES application permit regarding leachate disposal into Speers Run/Monongahela River. This is an important topic that affects us all!
March 21st: Women+ of STEM SciTech Day | Learn more
Time: 9 AM-2 PM
Location: Carnegie Science Center-One Allegheny Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Details: Explore the world of STEM at SciTech Days! These monthly in-person field trips for students in Grades 6–12 offer exciting opportunities to connect with real-world scientists, engineers, and STEM professionals. Middle schoolers can spark their curiosity with engaging 40-minute hands-on workshops, while high schoolers gain valuable insights through Career Connections sessions with industry experts. SciTech Days run one Friday per month from 9 am–2 pm, with themed events such as Animal Science, Health & Medicine, and Women+ in STEM. Don’t miss this chance to inspire the next generation of innovators—register today by calling 412.237.3400!
March 22nd: Naturefest | Learn more
Time: 9 AM-2 PM
Location: Carnegie Museum of Natural History-4400 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Details: Escape the winter doldrums by exploring our action-packed Naturefest! This Super Science Saturday will celebrate Earth Day and explore activities related to our exhibition We Are Nature: Living in the Anthropocene! Meet and greet our exciting live animals, dig into nature-themed activities, enjoy a relevant movie on our big screen, and chat with local environmental experts to learn more about the impact humans have on Earth.
March 26th: 2025 Wild Ones Western Pennsylvania Symposium | Learn more
Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Frick Environmental Center-2005 Beechwood Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Details: Join the Western Pennsylvania Wild Ones for our 3rd Annual Symposium that explores the vital connection between communities and native ecosystems. This engaging event will feature thought-provoking panel discussions with experts and advocates, delicious food, refreshing drinks (including alcoholic options), and ample opportunities for socializing and networking. Together, we’ll reimagine our role in fostering harmony between human activity and natural habitats while celebrating the power of community. Whether you’re a conservationist, gardener, or simply a nature enthusiast, these gathering promises to leave you inspired and “naturally connected.” Tickets include admission, food, 1 drink, and are nonrefundable.Let’s grow together—because building stronger communities starts with restoring the land we share.
Panelists include:
Adam Haritan (Learn Your Land)
Nick Liadis (Bird Lab)
Abigail Salisbury (State Representative)
Heather Hulton VanTassel, Ph.D. (Three Rivers Waterkeeper and Carnegie MNH)
Chris Murakami (Chatham University)
Want to partner with us?
Have an event that you'd like us to join to help educate folks on the importance of protecting our three rivers? We'd love to! Email [email protected] with details of the event, and we'll get back to you shortly.
