SMGA News: December 2022
Trail Crew at Work Dec. 1 was a busy day on the trails. Minos in Upper Purgatory got a lot […]
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Trail Crew at Work Dec. 1 was a busy day on the trails. Minos in Upper Purgatory got a lot […]
SMGA News: December 2022 Read Post »
This month we celebrate the colors of fall in San Marcos. Through early December, color could be found all around
Moments of Nature: December 2022 Read Post »
For its project in collaboration with SMGA this semester, Professor Colleen Myles’ Interpretive Geography class created a Natural Areas Passport,
Creating a Passport to Adventure Read Post »
The holiday season is said to be the most wonderful time of the year! We enjoy festivities, traditions, and family
Exploring Nature: The Memory Tree Read Post »
Kenny is originally from San Antonio and moved to San Marcos in 2002 to attend Southwest Texas State University. He
My Getaway: A Conversation with Kenny Skrobanek Read Post »
There are the predictable signs, like the incremental change from green to gold on the cedar elm and soapberry trees
Trail Notes: Woods Ablaze Read Post »
Fall is typically the time when our native plants put on their last big show for the wave of butterflies
Moments of Nature: November 2022 Read Post »
BANDANAS ARE BACK A big thank-you to SMGA member and Great Springs Project* staffer Kenny Skrobanek for the beautiful design
SMGA News: November 2022 Read Post »
Lauren is from San Antonio but has frequented San Marcos and other Texas natural areas since before she could walk.
My Getaway: A Conversation with Lauren Chappell Read Post »
The San Marcos Christmas Bird Count, now in its seventh year, will be held on Sunday, December 18. If you
Christmas Bird Count Read Post »
“Those take forever to come up,” a member of SMGA’s Team Flora said when I mentioned I was once again
Trail Notes: On Hope, and Poetry, and Planting Trees Read Post »
Whether it’s droughts, floods, sizzling temperatures, or record-setting Arctic blasts, any extreme weather condition can cause havoc in our Natural
San Marcos Greenbelt Adopt-A-Trail Read Post »