* The name of Brandon’s boat It was a good water year for the Safari, and we flew down […]

  SMGA Adopt-A-Trail was started about 5 years ago when we realized that it was a challenge for us to

Editor’s Note: On June 29, the Rev. Christian Hawley began writing a weekly series on trails for the San Marcos

By: Christian Hawley   March 1, 2026: On the Trail of Hudson Stuck Growing up, I played a game that

  Michael D. White was born in Austin, Texas, but spent half of his life overseas. He still splits his

Walkable cities feature pedestrian-friendly infrastructure, including sidewalks, parks, trails, and green spaces. These elements make it easier to access city

They’re just the sort of plants that some eager person with a chain saw will go after: thorny (in two

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our recent meeting. We appreciate your time, participation, and continued commitment to

March 7: BREAKING GROUND ON THE HUNDUN TRAIL The trail crew spent time prepping the area by collecting trash and

  Eric is a native Texan and philosophy professor at Texas State University. He received a BA in philosophy from

Frogfruit ground cover. Source Water issues around a home can develop quietly over time, often beginning in the surrounding landscape.

February 8, 2026 Robert Frost popped into my head the other morning while on the Limestone Link Trail, “Two roads