Where would we be without trails? It is a simple question, but it is worth pondering. The longer you sit […]

Ask me to ID a bird, and I will probably get at least within the ballpark: flycatcher, wren, confusing fall/spring

The City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation Department and Community Action, Inc. are partnering to bring you Tales on

You can reserve this book by calling the San Marcos Public Library at 512-393-8200. Curbside pick-up is available. 100 Things

In this new feature, SMGA will ask local residents how they use the Natural Areas and what they find most

I can spot a Diospyros texana from every window of my San Marcos home. They are simply a part of the

Coach Dylan Jones (a frequent runner at the Greenbelt) organized a school hike at Prospect Natural Area on May 15th.

Using the monthly bird walks as a model, San Marcos’ Parks & Recreation Department has approved plans for regular bat

Who doesn’t love butterflies? Okay, maybe that’s not the best question to start with, as I actually had a student

These photos were taken in Spring Lake Natural Area as well as at the Meadows Center. They include not just

On March 9, the Texas Master Naturalist Program, in cooperation with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension, began the monthly webinar series

In this new feature, SMGA will ask local residents how they use the Natural Areas and what they find most