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Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy
United States
Приєднався 11 лют 2019
Phil Hardberger Park is a 330-acre sustainable natural urban park, complete with a nature center, outdoor classrooms, dog parks, play areas, and trails that will be used for generations to come. The Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy -- a 501(c)3 nonprofit -- supports all aspects of the park, from events to fundraising.
Storytime in the Park: Theia Yule and Seed Child puppets
Mrs. Wendy and friends celebrated all the winter holidays our cultures celebrate this time of year. Poet Mobi Warren sings the song of Theia Yule and the Seed Child. Song lyrics written by Mobi Warren.
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Visit Phil Hardberger Park!
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Phil Hardberger Park (PHP) is a 330-acre natural area, located in north central San Antonio. Not your typical city park, natural areas are preserved and managed for BOTH humans and wildlife. Development of PHP is limited to 25% of the acreage; only 18% has been utilized. Designed to be a learning landscape, the park showcases the best practices in development through its stormwater catchment, s...
Visit Phil Hardberger Park!
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Phil Hardberger Park (PHP) is a 330-acre natural area, located in north central San Antonio. Not your typical city park, natural areas are preserved and managed for BOTH humans and wildlife. Development of PHP is limited to 25% of the acreage; only 18% has been utilized. Designed to be a learning landscape, the park showcases the best practices in development through its stormwater catchment, s...
How To use iNaturalist
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Do you have 5 minutes to learn how to use iNaturalist? San Antonio Parks Education Coordinators explain the elements of posting your photos to your iNaturalist account.
The Robert L.B Tobin Land Bridge
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Aerial footage of The Robert L.B Tobin Land Bridge at Phil Hardberger Park in San Antonio, Texas. This first-of-its-kind Land Bridge accommodates both people and wildlife, providing safe passage for all over the 6-lane Wurzbach Parkway.
Learn About Nature Journaling
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(Editors Note: We apologize for all the background noise. We have done our best to reduce it in order to hear the speaker.) Have you ever tried nature journaling? It is a great opportunity to deepen your experiences in nature and practice academic skills in a fun, no-pressure way. The Master Naturalists have created a template of Nature Passports to get families started and there are two for Ph...
Starting Out Wild: Mighty Ants
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Join Master Naturalist, Wendy Drezek in her last pre-recorded lesson of Starting Out Wild. Starting in June, you can also find her in Phil Hardberger Park reading to children in the new Story Time series. In this episode, learn about the incredible and tiny creatures called Ants! Ms. Wendy will talk about their body parts and life cycle, and what kinds of things they do in a colony! Then make a...
Starting Out Wild: Bloomin' Blossoms
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Join Mrs. Wendy to sing songs, learn about the different parts of a flower, the many different kinds of flowers, and why they're important! Then we'll make a flowery a craft, read a story, and make a snack!
Starting Out Wild: Rocks & Fossils
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Join Mrs. Wendy to sing songs, learn about different kinds of rocks and soil, and the ways that big rocks break down into tiny rocks! Then we'll make a stony craft, read a story, and make a snack!
Support Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy
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Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy creates opportunities to enhance that connection to nature through education programs, nature walks, and by protecting its 330 acres of wildlife habitat. The Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge unites the two sides of the park, further connecting community and nature. When you support the Conservancy, you are supporting connecting people to nature. Thank you.
4th Saturday Nature Talk: Birds in Hardberger Park
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Expert birders Patsy and Alan Kuentz discuss how to observe our area birds. The presentation will include an introduction to using binoculars and how to get started birding. This presentation is great for beginners and experienced birders alike.
Starting Out Wild: The Seeds We Need
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Watch our virtual class for little explorers with Master Naturalist and educator Wendy Drezek about seeds! Join Mrs. Wendy to sing songs, learn about what seeds are and why plants make them, learn about all the different ways they can be dispersed, and then what happens to a seed once it finds the perfect spot to germinate! Then we'll make a spiny craft, read a story, and make a snack!
Starting Out Wild: Pokies and Pricklies
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Watch our virtual class for little explorers with Master Naturalist and educator Wendy Drezek about pokey and prickly plants! These plants have special adaptations for harsh environments! You'll get to sing songs, learn about what makes these plants different, read a story, make your own cactus, and get yummy snack ideas to try at home! Learn more with Wendy’s lesson plan: txmn.org/alamo/files/...
Virtual Nature Talk "Phenology: Nature's Climate Calendar"
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Jon Zeitler, from the National Weather Service, discusses phenology, which is the study of the relationship between our climate and life on earth. For example, the length of daylight plays a role in triggering bird migration.
Starting Out Wild: Tree Houses
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The Starting Out Wild program is pre-recorded and published on the 15th of every month. Join us this month as we learn about who lives in a tree! View the program here: www.philhardbergerpark.org/starting-out-wild About Starting Out Wild: Starting Out Wild is an educational program that fosters toddlers’ love of nature. Offered to children 18 months to 3 years old, the program’s format has four...
Virtual Nature Talk: Honey Bees and Native Bees: Who's Who?
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Virtual Nature Talk: Honey Bees and Native Bees: Who's Who?
Virtual Nature Walk: Wildlife of Phil Hardberger Park
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Virtual Nature Walk: Wildlife of Phil Hardberger Park
Support Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy
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Support Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy
Virtual Nature Talk: Five San Antonio Butterflies You Should Know
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Virtual Nature Talk: Five San Antonio Butterflies You Should Know
Meet David Jimenez, the new Education Coordinator
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Meet David Jimenez, the new Education Coordinator
Virtual Nature Talk: Monarchs Migration
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Virtual Nature Talk: Monarchs Migration
Stick insect: What's wrong katydid Katydid: i poop in my toilet
Katydid:💩💩💩💩💩💩💩
Sounds like a Eurasian magpie 😂😂😂😂
Is bro laughing?💀
If there is one thing I hate about katydids are the way they make their noise 😭 LIKE WTF IS GOINF ON WITH YOUR BACK?!
People who saw the stick insects mating 👇 (It’s fine if you don’t give a like)
WHERE
Terrific presentation!
3 years from public voting to construction is really good for a city. I wanna go see it, looks nice.
NE Ne Haha
It's laughing at you bro lol
Does anyone know the correct name of this type of katydid? Thanks... Gil from Texas
I saw Giant stick insects
"It's okay Brenda, they can't see us."
Peak comment.
ok, on questions.THERES ANOTHER FU**IN BUGS
NE nE HaHa
He cheering his buddy on.
BULLSHIT!!! How does the city let someone buy prestige and honor to have yet another part of the city named for Tobin. Horrible!! That bridge should be named for someone more deserving!!
the elfs do be laughing do
The two Stick insect just peacefully having sex
Shouldn't these be for animals .... why are the humans tromping all over it...
I lived in San Antonio for 2 years in the 1970's and in Houston for 15 years. Only in Texas would the state put a highway through a conserved public park area. Its wonderful what people can change for the good if they chose to persist.
Welcome David. Glad to have you aboard.
Great video :)
The two stick insect are just chilling😂
I didn’t see them until you said.
Amazing 😊
woah
THANK YOU PHIL !
Why is Water Loop named that way?
I wonder why the Water Loop trail is named that way.
How did I not know about this until now?!
I agree - I just found this in an article on The Optimist. This kind of story, of people working together for community good, is what our national news can't bother to report.
I just don't understand how this can cost $23 fucking million dollars!?!?!?
Ha ha that's all? That's a bargain.
Cuz It's got dirt on it
Maybe in the USA, but in Croatia we have even bigger bridge for 20 years. :) 45°23'23.35"N 14°49'59.71"E
Please get rid of that commie mayor Ron!
Lol cry more
@@jordannietos Your username suggests you're the one crying about everything Wokie woke.
So we are just gonna ignore the walking sticks mating
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Haha that’s was I was seeing!
i didnt even notice lol
holy shit i never notice lol
Let’s go SA !
You misspelled the philhardbergerpark.org in the splash screen at the end.
It sounds like it’s laughing maniacally and calling it’s friends to murder the camera man
Looking great! Can't wait to see this awesome project completed!
Thanks Kyp! Lots of new information. To start with the only bat I was aware of was the Mexican freetail. Would have been nice to have some info about size the slides. Did not know that bats did not like shrubs.