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

Although these photos were not taken in the Greenbelt, they are all plants you will find blooming here in early

It might be early in the season to spot the trademark yellow blooms of the retama, but with some added

When I talk to any native plant enthusiast or gardener these days, the conversation invariably turns to one subject: What

Find the video that was shown at the SMGA annual meeting in March? The video has been posted on SMGA’s

The unique beauty of the natural areas within San Marcos inspired the first Naturescapes Photography Contest. The contest includes photographs taken in

Staying oriented when on a network of trails relies on having a plan, access to good information on the trail

How do you bring back the landscape to what was? The meadow in Prospect is dominated by King Ranch bluestem