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Imagine a Houston where communities are united, green spaces are cherished, and vibrant neighborhoods thrive. That’s the vision we’re working towards by advocating for the construction of two pedestrian bridges and the preservation of over 30 acres of green space in the Heights. These bridges will do more than just connect neighborhoods, they’ll heal the fractures caused by highways and bayous, creating a pathway to unity.
A Tale of Two Bridges will serve as a centerpiece for the city of Houston, a symbol of progress and unity that locals and visitors alike can enjoy. With nearly 2 miles of new shared-use trails, you’ll have access to the ecological wonders of the bayou, while ensuring the preservation of wildlife and their habitats. This project offers a rare opportunity to transform and enrich our environment, all while creating a refuge from the bustling urban hardscape and providing stunning skyline views.
Let’s come together to create a signature park in the heart of Houston that’s not only beautiful but functional, serving as a detention basin for flood control while bringing connectivity to our communities. By supporting this project, we’ll be able to take a significant step towards building a better future for all Houstonians.
A Tale of Two Bridges in the Press!

Community Impact
Large crowds turn out to support proposal to connect Heights area trails with new pedestrian bridges
By Sofia Gonzalez | Aug 11, 2022

Houston Chronicle
White Oak Trail is brimming with riders. Two new bridges could give them somewhere to go, advocates argue.
By Dug Begley | Aug. 16, 2022
