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Time to Get Outside

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The City of San Marcos has more than 1,000 acres of natural areas. The San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance built and maintains 33 different trails with 22 miles available for mountain biking, hiking, running and enjoying nature. While the natural areas serve many different purposes including flood mitigation and water quality, they should also be considered outdoor classrooms.

SMGA promotes many guided hikes and walks. More information can be found at on this blogpost the LOOP or on our Facebook page, San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance. — LJ

Get outside for some exercise and education!

Monthly First Saturday Monthly Bird Walk with Stephen Ramirez &
Colton Robbins (San Marcos Bird Walk — Facebook)

Second Saturday Monthly Bug Walk with Gabby Cole

(San Marcos Bug Walk – Facebook)

Second Sunday Monthly Edible Plant Walk with Adam Saucedo

http://www.nativeplantresearchinstitute.org/contact/

(Plant Walk in subject line)

March Saturday 4 Poke E Man Go Hike with Dynhara Rios

~~at Spring Lake Natural Area at 1 p.m.~~ Rescheduled

Saturday 18 Plant Walk with Minnette Marr in Prospect Park
at 9 a.m.

Saturday 25 Pokeman Go Hike with Dynhara Rios
Spring Lake natural area 1 p.m.

April Saturday 15 iNaturalist app Walk with Dr. Ben Schwartz

at Meadows Center at 8 a.m.

May Saturday 20 Tree Walk with city arborist Kelly Eby at the
Discovery Center (430 Riverside Road) at 9:45 a.m.

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