The Great Springs Project to Build a 100-Mile Hike-and-Bike Trail from Austin to San Antonio
The Great Springs Project to Build a 100-Mile Hike-and-Bike Trail from Austin to San Antonio Scott Way grew up
The Great Springs Project to Build a 100-Mile Hike-and-Bike Trail from Austin to San Antonio Scott Way grew up
“It smells . . . (long pause) . . . purple,” our daughter proclaimed the first time she encountered a
Trail Notes: Mountain Laurels Galore Read Post »
On Friday, April 1, members of the Upper San Marcos Watershed District (USMWD) board met with several SMGA board members
More on Interpreting a Flood Control Dam Read Post »
A native of Philadelphia, Rich Warms received his PhD in anthropology from Syracuse University and has been an anthropology professor
My Getaway: A Conversation with Rich Warms Read Post »
When the San Marcos Green Alley Initiative was first proposed more than two years ago, the San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance
The San Marcos Green Alley Initiative: An Update Read Post »
Our adventure to Blanco Shoals Natural Area focused on a mindful hike through the trail and exploring the banks of
Exploring Trails: A Photo Essay on Hiking Blanco Shoals Read Post »
We set off on an adventure to hike Schulle Canyon, which is nestled in a quiet neighborhood close to Texas
Exploring Trails: A Photo Essay on Schulle Canyon Read Post »
With spring emerging leaf by leaf, now is the time to begin taking note of what’s sprouting or blooming on
Moments of Nature: March 2022 Read Post »
NEW TRAILS COMING IN BUIE TRACT Magnificent oaks dotting the landscape; Kenny working on the single-track trail; sidewalk behind the
SMGA News: March 2022 Read Post »
Olivia Palomares is a Digital Marketing Manager at ClosedLoop.ai. Though her company is based in Austin, Olivia has resided in
My Getaway: A Conversation with Olivia Palomares Read Post »
Grab your binoculars! We now have a bird viewing station in a San Marcos natural area. After approval by the
Schulle Canyon Natural Area, Bird Viewing Station Read Post »
SMGA was approached a few years ago by Texas State University researchers wanting to learn more about how membership in
SMGA and the Culture of Environmental Stewardship Read Post »