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- Outdoor Sportswire: Pittsburgh Launches Thrive Outside Imitative to Expand Outdoor Access for Youth and Families
- Trib Live: Allegheny County Parks create economic spillover in nearby municipalities
- Trib Live: Allegheny County launches 1st-of-a-kind free audio tours at Hartwood Acres sculpture garden
- Trib Live: Longvue Acres Garden Club celebrates 75 years with planting of 75 trees in North Park
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Allegheny County Parks contribute to economy, enhance property values and support jobs, new study shows
- The Mon Valley Independent: Round Hill Park Restoration Projects Celebrated
- Sculpture Magazine: The Carol R. Brown Sculpture Garden at Hartwood Acres Park
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Seeds of Allegheny County’s wildflower meadows sprouted first in someone’s mind
- North Hills Monthly Magazine (Pages 34-37): Allegheny County Parks Foundation Enriches Residents’ Lives
- North Hills Monthly Magazine (Pages 30-31): Meadows: More Than Just a Pretty Place
- KDKA News: Iconic maple trees at Pittsburgh-area park to be removed
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: SEEN: Twilight Picnic for the Parks
- The Almanac: South Park’s past, present and future
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: What do you want from a trail? Survey seeks input on a trail link connecting Allegheny County Parks
- KDKA News: Nevin Shelter in South Park reopens following major renovation in time for summer
- Trib Live: Nevin Shelter restored, 180 trees planted in South Park
- Pittsburgh Business Times: People on the Move featuring Joey-Linn Ulrich
- Pittsburgh Magazine: Power Shift in Nonprofits: The Great Resignation Opened Top Jobs
- Next Pittsburgh: Meet Joey-Linn Ulrich, Allegheny County Parks Foundation’s new leader
- Next Pittsburgh: North Park hosting all-day party with free activities and lots of beer
- Pittsburgh City Paper: Explore North Park at Park ’til Dark with free, family-friendly activities and cap the day with Brews + Bites at Pour at the Park
- Next Pittsburgh: North Park’s iconic water tower finds new purpose as a public observation site
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette SEEN: Twilight Picnic for the Parks
- Pittsburgh Magazine: Art and Nature Collide at the Completed Sculpture Garden at Hartwood Acres
- Trib Live: Harrison Hills Park gets facelift as students revamp overgrown pond embankment
- TribLive: Hartwood Acres Sculpture Garden set to open July 10
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Caren Glotfelty is retiring from the Allegheny County Parks Foundation
- WESA: County park opens region’s biggest public sculpture garden
- Pittsburgh City Paper: Introducing Park ’til Dark with free, family-friendly activities and celebrate the return of Pour at the Park
- Pittsburgh Magazine: A New Life for the Old Water Tower Near North Park Lodge
- Trib Live: Plans Announced to Preserve Iconic North Park Water Tank to Serve as Observation Tower
- Trib Live: Hartwood Acres’ $4.7 million grounds and sculpture garden project to finish in June
- Pittsburgh Quarterly: Twilight Picnic for the Parks: Back in the Swing
- Trib Live: Hartwood Acres Sculpture Garden breaks ground on multimillion-dollar site renovation
- Trib Live: Hartwood Acres wildflowers aren’t just easy on the eyes; they’re reducing maintenance costs, flooding
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Twilight Picnic for the Parks
- Trib Live: $56,000 spent to improve Waterfall Trail in Allegheny County’s Settlers Cabin Park
- Pittsburgh Quarterly: The Allegheny County Parks Foundation Hosts Third Annual Twilight Picnic
- Post-Gazette: Seniors: it’s time to get outside and move
- Trib Live: Settlers Cabin Park snags $318,000 grant to clean up Pinkerton Run
- Trib Live: Former Heinz Endowments director to head Allegheny County Parks Foundation
- Post-Gazette: Allegheny County Parks Foundation board selects chief Ex-leader at Heinz Endowments