The Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge is the first mixed-use wildlife crossing in North America. It's sucess demonstrates how we can live with wildlife and nature. In the grassland below the Land Bridge is a 250,000 gallon cistern that stores rainwater run off from the Land Bridge and neighboring development. The reclaimed water is used for irrigating the trees and a the two wildlife watering holes, which are adjacent to the wildlife blinds. All mammal species known to reside in the park have been photographed on the Land Bridge. 

Land Bridge Vista

Our mission is to preserve Phil Hardberger Park and its natural history, inspire learning, and create connections and engagement for enhanced well-being for all. 

Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy is a recognized model for how it supports urban ecology through its facilities, learning initiatives, and conservation projects.