Year One
Pittsburgh Pool
Maps : Reports
 

  Terrestrial
Biotic Assessment
  Introduction
  Distribution
  Continuity
Riverbank
  Summary

  Social
River Dialogues
  Introduction
  Dialogue Process
  Dialogue Goals
  Dialogue Topics
History
  Rivers to Lakes

River Dialogues
Goals
What is a river dialogue for? 
  • Creating a unique space for public discussion.
  • Expanding perceptions of the rivers and urban ecology -- opportunities and obstacles
  • Developing cultural programs that reinforce Green-Infrastructure awareness and thinking.
  • Providing opportunities for education and development of community programs --general or specific to each river pool
  • Defining what the concept of an integrated living river means for the pools of the Three-River system and its tributaries.
  • Generating greater conversation and connection among diverse members of the community with a forum for engaging with one another about the future of their rivers and riverbanks.
  • Facilitating more open participation in decision making on the issues of water quality, access, use, and renewed storm water infrastructure.


Children born of a water-rich environment,
we have never really learned how important water is to us. We understand it,
but we do not respect it.

- William Ashworth