Naming Trails
One story claims that if you kept traveling up the creek from the San Marcos River you would eventually find […]
One story claims that if you kept traveling up the creek from the San Marcos River you would eventually find […]
Rockrose—aka rose pavonia or Pavonia lasiopetala—is one of our most generous Texas natives. Not only does it keep blooming long
Trail Notes: The Generosity of Rockrose Read Post »
When a tree is bold enough to bloom in the oppressive heat of a Texas summer, it certainly gets my
For the Love of Trees: Desert Willow Read Post »
Yes, we’re talking about our dogs. And their poop. And being off leash. We’re lucky to have so many Natural
Our Best Friends and Natural Areas Read Post »
Perhaps you’re familiar with the Emerald Crown Trail proposal spearheaded by SMGA. This regional trail would link Buda, Kyle and
The Great Springs Project: A Nonprofit with a Vision Read Post »
Popular as they are for recreation, our natural areas are also important for wildlife conservation, especially as the city grows
Trail Notes: In Praise of Bees Read Post »
Anyone who questions the value a trails system can bring to a community need only look at the story of
The Added Value of Trails Read Post »
Every year for the last three years Rebekah Rylander has led a team of Texas State students searching for endangered
Golden-cheeked Warbler Report Read Post »
Happy Summer, San Marcos! The early dawns and late dusks make for long days to enjoy the beautiful natural areas
Summer’s Sizzling Heat Read Post »
If you ever experience a time when nothing in your world makes sense, like possibly now, I want to suggest
For the Love of Trees Read Post »
As we go into the summer months here in San Marcos, more and more of us are heading outside to
San Marcos Snake Safety Read Post »
One of the most striking flowers blooming on the trails right now is the Texas thistle, a tall, multi-branched plant
Trail Notes: Lookalike Thistles Read Post »