Celebrating River Recharge Natural Area
The event celebrating the creation of River Recharge Natural Area, located at the north end of Bishop Street, was an […]
Celebrating River Recharge Natural Area Read Post »
The event celebrating the creation of River Recharge Natural Area, located at the north end of Bishop Street, was an […]
Celebrating River Recharge Natural Area Read Post »
Building and maintaining trails is hard, sometimes dangerous work, especially for someone who doesn’t know a McCleod from a hatchet
Using Tools Safely: A New Video with Joel Barks Read Post »
Our Outside/In column features books about ways to discover, enjoy, protect, and advocate for natural areas and the protection of
Welcome to Our Newest Board Member! Olivia Palomares recently joined the SMGA board to complete the one-year term of Lisa
SMGA News: July-August 2022 Read Post »
At the July SMGA board meeting, former president and trail crew member Mark Taylor presented a report on the work
Rating Trail Difficulty: The Results Read Post »
Ben, his wife Cori, and son Zach have lived in San Marcos since 2007. A karst hydrogeologist by training, Ben
My Getaway: A Conversation with Benjamin Schwartz Read Post »
** Note: SMGA contributed a letter of support for a Texas Parks & Wildlife grant application, which resulted in an
SMGA in the Public Schools Read Post »
This month, we’re celebrating the opening of our newest natural area, River Recharge Natural Area (RReNA). As part of this
Moments of Nature: June 2022 Read Post »
Naturescape Photo Competition Have you taken photos in any of our natural areas? Do you have a shot you particularly
SMGA News: June 2022 Read Post »
This account comes from Mark Taylor, former SMGA president and member of SMGA Trail Crew-zer Team. Joining him were current
SMGA Trail Crew-zer Team: Adventures in Paddling Read Post »
SMGA is happy to announce the addition of a seventh natural area to the San Marcos Greenbelt. Known for years
Welcome to the River Recharge Natural Area! Read Post »
Previously, trail names in the natural areas were engraved into cedar posts, with the lettering filled in with paint. For
New Signs in Purgatory! Read Post »