SMGA 2022 Board Candidates Announced
The slate of candidates who have agreed to serve as members of the SMGA Board are Melani Howard, Aspen Navarro, […]
SMGA 2022 Board Candidates Announced Read Post »
The slate of candidates who have agreed to serve as members of the SMGA Board are Melani Howard, Aspen Navarro, […]
SMGA 2022 Board Candidates Announced Read Post »
BENTONVILLE — Northwest Arkansas Community College has received an $8 million grant to establish a program that teaches bicycle trail
$8 million grant to get trails school going at Northwest Arkansas Community College Read Post »
As reported in the December Loop, for its project in collaboration with SMGA this semester, Professor Colleen Myles’ Interpretive Geography
Charlie O’Neil was born in Brooklyn, NY in 1943. His first travels were with the Peace Corps in Brazil, where
Our Getaway: A Conversation with Friends Charlie O’Neil and Al Scott Read Post »
The new year is a time of opportunity to pause and reflect on past accomplishments, new goals, and adventures. One
Exploring Nature: “Slow and Steady” Read Post »
The San Marcos Christmas Bird Count circle beat its previous record with a total of 127 species this year! This
Christmas Bird Count: A Big Success! Read Post »
Trail Crew at Work Dec. 1 was a busy day on the trails. Minos in Upper Purgatory got a lot
SMGA News: December 2022 Read Post »
This month we celebrate the colors of fall in San Marcos. Through early December, color could be found all around
Moments of Nature: December 2022 Read Post »
For its project in collaboration with SMGA this semester, Professor Colleen Myles’ Interpretive Geography class created a Natural Areas Passport,
Creating a Passport to Adventure Read Post »
The holiday season is said to be the most wonderful time of the year! We enjoy festivities, traditions, and family
Exploring Nature: The Memory Tree Read Post »
Kenny is originally from San Antonio and moved to San Marcos in 2002 to attend Southwest Texas State University. He
My Getaway: A Conversation with Kenny Skrobanek Read Post »
There are the predictable signs, like the incremental change from green to gold on the cedar elm and soapberry trees
Trail Notes: Woods Ablaze Read Post »