SMGA News: October-November 2024
LIMESTONE LINK WORK CONTINUES–NOV. 21, 2024 The regular crew met at the Limestone Link connector trail to continue work on […]
SMGA News: October-November 2024 Read Post »
LIMESTONE LINK WORK CONTINUES–NOV. 21, 2024 The regular crew met at the Limestone Link connector trail to continue work on […]
SMGA News: October-November 2024 Read Post »
Photos by Susan McGee Click to view the full size image
Moments of Nature: October-November 2024 Read Post »
For 14 years now, the “back forty” at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, located on Ranch Road 12 near San Marcos
Trailblazing in the “Back Forty” Read Post »
Bernie earned a Bachelor of Science in Forestry and a Master of Science in Forestry from Stephen F. Austin State
My Getaway: A Conversation with Bernie Andersen Read Post »
New trail in San Marcos will connect natural areas on aquifer recharge zone The trail will run between the Ringtail
Limestone Link Revisited Read Post »
The holidays are quickly approaching, so you need to get this date into your calendars right away! The San Marcos
Christmas Bird Count 2024 Read Post »
JUST IN! Naturescapes Award Jennifer Bauerkemper was the winner of this year’s SMGA Naturescapes Award for her photo of a
SMGA News: August-Septemeber 2024 Read Post »
Photos by Susan Hanson Photos by Jon Cradit Photos by Susan McGee
Moments of Nature: August-September 2024 Read Post »
Page Michel is President & CEO of the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce. She has been a Chamber of Commerce and
My Getaway: A Conversation with Page Michel Read Post »
Where are the wildlife corridors in San Marcos? Obviously, the Greenbelt serves that purpose, but our natural areas aren’t enough.
Finding the Wildlife Corridors in San Marcos Read Post »
Thank you to the San Marcos Record for featuring the work of the San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance in its Sunday,
Announcing Limestone Link Read Post »
“It was a total surprise,” president Jon Cradit says of the news that longtime San Marcos resident Paul Owen, who
Paul Barrett Owen: Leaving a Legacy Read Post »