The Chinkapin Oak, a Texas Superstar
Note: On June 9, a chinkapin oak was planted in Schulle Canyon Natural Area in memory of longtime SMGA […]
The Chinkapin Oak, a Texas Superstar Read Post »
Note: On June 9, a chinkapin oak was planted in Schulle Canyon Natural Area in memory of longtime SMGA […]
The Chinkapin Oak, a Texas Superstar Read Post »
Almost 50 people gathered on the morning of June 9 in Schulle Canyon Natural Area to dedicate a tree in
Honoring Mark Taylor with a Living Memorial Read Post »
Rainy Day Stories—May 1, 2026 What does the Trail Crew do after a big rain? They can’t dig or do
May 2026: Trail Crew Updates Read Post »
Editor’s note: Although San Marcos is still working toward achieving the official Tree City USA designation, it has already been
Be a Water Angel This Summer Read Post »
May 27, 2026 Media Contact: TPWD News AUSTIN—Texans will soon have a new place to explore the beauty of the
Newly Acquired Silver Lake Ranch Becomes Texas’ Second Largest State Park Read Post »
Marie Sierra is a former elementary school teacher turned entrepreneur. She describes herself as a “lover of the outdoors,
My Getaway: A Conversation with Marie Sierra Read Post »
* The name of Brandon’s boat It was a good water year for the Safari, and we flew down
The Story of Boat 270, “Ban Commercial Tubing”*: Navigating the Texas Water Safari Read Post »
SMGA Adopt-A-Trail was started about 5 years ago when we realized that it was a challenge for us to
Meet SMGA Adopt-A-Trail Volunteer Vee Volpe Read Post »
Editor’s Note: On June 29, the Rev. Christian Hawley began writing a weekly series on trails for the San Marcos
On the Trail with Christian Hawley: May-June Read Post »
By: Christian Hawley March 1, 2026: On the Trail of Hudson Stuck Growing up, I played a game that
March-April On the Trail 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 »