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

Our adventure to Ringtail Ridge was one of our favorite family hikes so far. This trail is located off Old

Register to join the San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance Board and your fellow members for the 2022 SMGA Annual Meeting from

SESSOM CREEK PROJECT SMGA has continued to work with the Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) staff to restore the landscape in

Vulnerable—that‘s how we’ve all felt at varying degrees in the time of COVID.  And just when we thought we had

This year’s Christmas Bird Count was held on a blustery, cold December 19th. The annual event has been conducted in

After a night of ringing in 2022 together, my family decided to continue the celebration, jump-starting our New Year’s resolutions

The past year has been challenging for SMGA, and for pretty much everyone else on the planet. However, we and

Our Outside/In column features books about ways to discover, enjoy, protect, and advocate for natural areas and the protection of

Todd is a Methodist pastor who leads the ecumenical United Campus Ministry at Texas State. In addition to college ministry,