Our Best Friends and Natural Areas
Yes, we’re talking about our dogs. And their poop. And being off leash. We’re lucky to have so many Natural […]
Our Best Friends and Natural Areas Read Post »
Yes, we’re talking about our dogs. And their poop. And being off leash. We’re lucky to have so many Natural […]
Our Best Friends and Natural Areas Read Post »
Perhaps you’re familiar with the Emerald Crown Trail proposal spearheaded by SMGA. This regional trail would link Buda, Kyle and
The Great Springs Project: A Nonprofit with a Vision Read Post »
Popular as they are for recreation, our natural areas are also important for wildlife conservation, especially as the city grows
Trail Notes: In Praise of Bees Read Post »
Anyone who questions the value a trails system can bring to a community need only look at the story of
The Added Value of Trails Read Post »
Every year for the last three years Rebekah Rylander has led a team of Texas State students searching for endangered
Golden-cheeked Warbler Report Read Post »
Happy Summer, San Marcos! The early dawns and late dusks make for long days to enjoy the beautiful natural areas
Summer’s Sizzling Heat Read Post »
If you ever experience a time when nothing in your world makes sense, like possibly now, I want to suggest
For the Love of Trees Read Post »
As we go into the summer months here in San Marcos, more and more of us are heading outside to
San Marcos Snake Safety Read Post »
One of the most striking flowers blooming on the trails right now is the Texas thistle, a tall, multi-branched plant
Trail Notes: Lookalike Thistles Read Post »
As many of you may have already heard, San Marcos CISD was one of 20 organizations in the state of
San Marcos CISD Awarded TPWD Grant to Expand Outdoor Education Program Read Post »
On May 1, the City of San Marcos made the following announcement in regard to the increased presence of painted
Painted Rocks at Parks and Natural Areas Read Post »
At first glance, “Tech on the Trails: Engaging Kids on Hiking Trails Using Technology” seems like a real contradiction. Don’t
Using Technology with Kids on the Trails Read Post »