Confused? Wondering “How Do I…?”
Find the video that was shown at the SMGA annual meeting in March? The video has been posted on SMGA’s […]
Confused? Wondering “How Do I…?” Read Post »
Find the video that was shown at the SMGA annual meeting in March? The video has been posted on SMGA’s […]
Confused? Wondering “How Do I…?” Read Post »
The unique beauty of the natural areas within San Marcos inspired the first Naturescapes Photography Contest. The contest includes photographs taken in
17th Annual Naturescapes Photography Contest & Exhibition Read Post »
Staying oriented when on a network of trails relies on having a plan, access to good information on the trail
Navigating the Trails Read Post »
How do you bring back the landscape to what was? The meadow in Prospect is dominated by King Ranch bluestem
Pocket Prairies in Prospect Park Read Post »
Thank you to all the San Marcos photographers who contributed to this issue of The Loop! Natural Areas Around San
Moments of Nature: March 2021 Read Post »
The slate of candidates who have agreed to serve as members of the SMGA Board are Jon Cradit and current
SMGA 2021 Board Candidates Announced Read Post »
For many of us, the winter storm of February 2021 will be remembered as a day of beautiful winter wonderland followed
Picking Up the Pieces Read Post »
Because this year’s annual meeting will be virtual, the SMGA Board voted to donate the $500 that was budgeted for
If you’ve ever wondered how frostweed (Verbesina virginica) got its name, the recent ice and snow storm should have cleared
Trail Notes: Frostweed Read Post »
Most often spotted near a water source, this Texas native, the winged elm, is certainly worth your attention. The Ulma
For the Love of Trees: Winged Elm Read Post »
The City of San Marcos received funding from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Texas Parks and Wildlife to
Protecting Golden-Cheeked Warbler Nesting Sites Read Post »
During this stressful time, we suggest getting outside to enjoy nature. The following images were taken by SMGA Board Member,
January Moments of Nature Read Post »