Especially in Schulle Canyon, where ten non-native and berry-loaded trees either came crashing down or pulled out of the ground.  […]

The first Saturday bird walk was well-attended as 26 birders met at the U.S. Fish & Wildlife facility on McCarty

By Rebekah Rylander and Lance Jones Have you ever wondered, “Are there really Golden-cheeked Warblers in the restricted areas of

Lots to see on the Berms Trail Warm and humid, (what Texas summer isn’t?), 22 avid birders met at the

    Joel Barks on the trail   A couple of years ago a friend asked me if I wanted

Feature Story:  Meet the Trail Crew Mark Taylor at Rio Vista on the paddle to the coast Some time in

Dear SMGA Members, We are delighted to announce the official launch date of our newly redesigned website is tomorrow, which

Colton Robbins led the June 3rd bird walk along the river.  Water always draws the most birds and the turn-put

  Bugs don’t just walk.  They fly. They crawl. They bite. They do all kinds of interesting things like spin

  Downed Chinaberry tree tackled by SMGA trail crew. Trail crew Thursday, the third week in June, saw (pun intended)

  April 11th the San Marcos area received between five and eight inches of rain in a short time period.