Nature Beckons at the San Marcos Public Library
Our new public library is fresh and colorful, and the collection is incredible! Here is just one of the many […]
Nature Beckons at the San Marcos Public Library Read Post »
Our new public library is fresh and colorful, and the collection is incredible! Here is just one of the many […]
Nature Beckons at the San Marcos Public Library Read Post »
Thank you to everyone who submitted photos for Spring in the Natural Areas! We’ll be doing a similar feature in
Moments of Nature: Spring in the Natural Areas Read Post »
Garry Merrick showing his walking stick award. Every year, SMGA member Kenneth Dees creates these personalized walking sticks for the
SMGA News: June 2021 Read Post »
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
Trail Notes: The Dragonfly Read Post »
The City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation Department and Community Action, Inc. are partnering to bring you Tales on
Tales on the Trails Read Post »
You can reserve this book by calling the San Marcos Public Library at 512-393-8200. Curbside pick-up is available. 100 Things
New at the San Marcos Public Library Read Post »
In this new feature, SMGA will ask local residents how they use the Natural Areas and what they find most
My Getaway: A Conversation with Garrie Borden Read Post »
I can spot a Diospyros texana from every window of my San Marcos home. They are simply a part of the
For the Love of Trees: Texas Black Persimmon (Diospyros texana) Read Post »
Coach Dylan Jones (a frequent runner at the Greenbelt) organized a school hike at Prospect Natural Area on May 15th.
Crockett Family at Prospect Read Post »
Using the monthly bird walks as a model, San Marcos’ Parks & Recreation Department has approved plans for regular bat
Bat Walks in the Works Read Post »
Who doesn’t love butterflies? Okay, maybe that’s not the best question to start with, as I actually had a student
Trail Notes: Butterflies, Milkweed, and Other Mysteries Read Post »