SMGA was approached a few years ago by Texas State University researchers wanting to learn more about how membership in […]

In June of 2021, otherwise known as Mid-Pandemic, Texas State student Ian Long approached SMGA about doing an internship with

Grasses are hard—not literally, of course, but in a taxonomic sense. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve turned

Thank you! Congratulations! We’ve been busy! More congratulations to Volunteer of the Year Monique Tschurr & Community Partner Wake the

What do you photograph when there’s nothing to take pictures of? That’s the dilemma photographers face in a brown winter

TENDING BIRD BOXES Interested in birds and/or participating in collecting data for an ongoing study? Rebekah Rylander has been studying

Melissa Katz was born and raised in Southern California. She received a BS in physiology from UC Davis and graduated

I love pulling weeds. Consequently, walking through our small woods, I can’t help myself. If I see beggar’s lice (Torilis

The slate of candidates who have agreed to serve as members of the SMGA Board are Alan Holzgrafe, Matt Lewis,

SMGA members Mark Taylor, Ben Taylor, and Joel Barks are currently working with students in Texas State University Professor Yihong

  I stopped in Spring Lake Natural Area for a short walk before going to the grocery. Along the way

Bees are some of the most effective pollinators of wild and cultivated crops in Texas. Without them we wouldn’t have