SMGA Celebrates 20 Years at Annual Meeting
The dream began in 1998 when heavy equipment started scrapping the landscape at the end of Prospect Street, with plans […]
SMGA Celebrates 20 Years at Annual Meeting Read Post »
The dream began in 1998 when heavy equipment started scrapping the landscape at the end of Prospect Street, with plans […]
SMGA Celebrates 20 Years at Annual Meeting Read Post »
We are fortunate to have the assistance of Katie Steele and Joshua Lord with the City of San Marcos GIS
Have you seen the new Trail Maps for 2018? Read Post »
How do you like our new anniversary logo? Designed by Anna Huff, the new logo will appear on our correspondence
SMGA Releases 20th Anniversary Logo Read Post »
This month, the San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance (SMGA) is celebrating its 20th anniversary. In 1998, San Marcos had a string
SMGA Reflects on 20-Year History Read Post »
Hazard assessment and clearing the natural areas following two major storms was one of the most important accomplishments performed by
Trail Crew Highlights for 2017 Read Post »
Had a face plant in a cactus? Yep. Been startled by a few wild hogs? Sure. Almost step on a
Especially in Schulle Canyon, where ten non-native and berry-loaded trees either came crashing down or pulled out of the ground.
Harvey was hard on the chinaberry trees Read Post »
The first Saturday bird walk was well-attended as 26 birders met at the U.S. Fish & Wildlife facility on McCarty
December Bird Walk at the San Marcos Aquatic Resource Center Read Post »
By Rebekah Rylander and Lance Jones Have you ever wondered, “Are there really Golden-cheeked Warblers in the restricted areas of
Golden-cheeked Warbler Study Conducted in SE Hays County Read Post »
Lots to see on the Berms Trail Warm and humid, (what Texas summer isn’t?), 22 avid birders met at the
Ringtail Ridge site of July Bird Walk Read Post »
Joel Barks on the trail A couple of years ago a friend asked me if I wanted
Hiking the Appalachian Trail Read Post »
Feature Story: Meet the Trail Crew Mark Taylor at Rio Vista on the paddle to the coast Some time in
“Hiking” the River Trail to the Coast Read Post »