Like many things that occurred in March 2020, I seemed to have missed this year’s explosion of yellow clustered puffs […]

If working on the trail crew isn’t for you, there’s still a way you can contribute to the work of

Your smartphone and your social media accounts are the San Marcos Greenbelt’s biggest allies. We do our best to conserve

Fall in Central Texas may lack the drama of autumn in New England, but it’s not without its pleasures. Indeed,

An important initiative on the November 3 election ballot will be Proposition A, which will allow for the issuance of

During this stressful time, we suggest getting outside to enjoy nature. The following images were taken by SMGA Board Member,

If I could be any tree in Texas through the dog days of summer it would be a Bald Cypress. 

In spite of its unassuming name, pigeonberry—Rivina humilis, the latter term meaning “lowly”—is one of my favorite plants. If you

SMGA’s on YouTube now! Granted, your only option right at the moment is to watch Todd Derkacz watering trees, but

Throughout the month of September, the City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting a citizen-science initiative

[Reprinted from the August 2019 LOOP with updates.] Regular visitor or first-time trail user — all need to know where

In the most recent newsletter from the San Marcos River Foundation (SMRF), Director Virginia Condie reported on the status of