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      • Volunteer Here
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      • Volunteer Events
      • Special Events
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    Articles in Category: Life At The Park

    From the names of blooms along our trails to news of the most recent bird-sightings, find updates on life at the park here.


    Augmented Reality Game Launches in Hardberger Park

    Want to add a little green time with your screen time? Download the free Agents of Discovery app and start moving and exploring at Phil Hardberger Park!

    Have Fun (and be careful!)

    In south Texas most of us take advantage of the longer mornings and evenings for our outdoor activities. When you are out there, there are a few critters that should be avoided.

    Native Plants Go the Extra Yard

    While there is a positive movement towards the use of adapted and low-water use plants in our San Antonio landscapes, there are even more benefits to planting natives.

    Rare Orchid Found in PHP

    The month of May brought about a rare and wonderful sight at Hardberger Park--a terrestrial orchid, the crested coralroot (Hexalectris spicata).

    Walk Through Time on the Geology Trail

    Walking around Phil Hardberger Park and the Geology Trail located within it, an interesting juxtaposition of geologic time can be noticed. Read more about it here!

    PHP West Savanna Offers Surprises to Bird Survey Group

    The Birds of Bexar County Seasonal Field Checklist has 31 species of native sparrows in the Emberizidae family. Of those, nine species are listed as being “common” in Bexar County in the winter.

    Savanna Restoration Research (Phase II)

    In 2009, a massive savanna restoration project began. The vision: to create a unique ecosystem, in the heart of San Antonio. 

    Birdwatching in Hardberger Park

    Avid birdwatcher, Lora Reynolds, shares the common and rare bird-sightings she's experienced at Hardberger Park.

    Bug Blog

    Molly Keck, Texas AgriLife's board certified entomologist, gives us a glimpse into the wonderful world of South Texas insects!

    Your 2013 Resolution: Park it Daily

    Getting back into the groove of everyday life (and your pants) can get a little tough after the holidays. Phil Hardberger Park’s trails offer an easy, free alternative to joining a gym.

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