MY GETAWAY: A CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL WHITE
Michael D. White was born in Austin, Texas, but spent half of his life overseas. He still splits his […]
MY GETAWAY: A CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL WHITE Read Post »
Michael D. White was born in Austin, Texas, but spent half of his life overseas. He still splits his […]
MY GETAWAY: A CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL WHITE Read Post »
Walkable cities feature pedestrian-friendly infrastructure, including sidewalks, parks, trails, and green spaces. These elements make it easier to access city
Why Walkability and Nearby Nature Go Hand in Hand for Healthier Cities Read Post »
They’re just the sort of plants that some eager person with a chain saw will go after: thorny (in two
Along the Trail: “Trash Trees” That Aren’t Read Post »
Thank you to everyone who joined us at our recent meeting. We appreciate your time, participation, and continued commitment to
2026 Annual Meeting Recap Read Post »
March 7: BREAKING GROUND ON THE HUNDUN TRAIL The trail crew spent time prepping the area by collecting trash and
Trail Crew Recent Highlights: March-April 2026 Read Post »
Eric is a native Texan and philosophy professor at Texas State University. He received a BA in philosophy from
My Getaway: A Conversation with Eric Gilbertson Read Post »
Frogfruit ground cover. Source Water issues around a home can develop quietly over time, often beginning in the surrounding landscape.
How Responsible Landscaping Can Help Prevent Erosion and Flooding Read Post »
February 8, 2026 Robert Frost popped into my head the other morning while on the Limestone Link Trail, “Two roads
Trail Notes: The Poetry of the Trails Read Post »
February 1, 2026 Friday last, I hiked the Wolf Mountain-Jones Spring Trails at Pedernales Falls State Park. I have hiked
Trail Notes: Phone-Free Hikes Read Post »
January 25, 2026 Have you ever noticed how the Greenbelt Alliance blazes our trails through tunnels of shade and over
Trail Notes Winter Hikes Read Post »
January 18, 2026 Twenty years ago, a parent approached my old Scoutmaster, Charlie Hasbrouck, in the parking lot of
Trail Notes: No Bad Weather Read Post »
January 11, 2026 In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was the king of Corinth, who, after getting on Zeus’s bad side, was
Trail Notes: Imagining Sisyphus Happy Read Post »