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The old man slowly made his way through the grass heading for the trail down into the creek. He had been here before but felt like his...

We visited San Antonio’s newest Natural Area, Classen-Steubing Ranch Park, Sunday. Classen-Steubing Ranch Park adds 204 acres to the...

River Aid San Antonio volunteers discovered one of their fellow volunteers picking up litter from Salado Creek was the elusive Bigfoot....

On a chilly Saturday morning about a half dozen San Antonians gathered around Texas Master Naturalist Bob Morris at the Bulverde Oaks...

Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas hosted its first Nature Fest at Mission County Park Saturday. Nature Fest brought San Antonians...

Molly Kilper, Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation’s Apprentice and Training Coordinator, released about 49 egrets and herons at Braunig Lake...

The City of San Antonio is fighting a war against the birds of the Brackenridge Park Rookery in an ongoing five-year battle between the...

An asphalt and concrete pathway leads you out of the parking lot to start your morning adventure exploring Comanche Lookout Park. The air...

Defranco Sarabia is a committee member for the Padre Park Food Forest Project developing San Antonio’s first food forest in the southside...

The River Warriors are volunteers dedicated to helping the San Antonio River Authority with its mission. SARA’s mission statement says it...

Apple Snails are invading San Antonio and causing destruction of vital habitat in the San Antonio River. One organization, the San...

The San Antonio River Authority is in a constant battle against litter arriving in the San Antonio River. Litter’s Journey to the River,...

Marjesca Brown, a Mud Creek Loop advocate, is fighting to keep the City of San Antonio from putting a concrete path through the area in...

Volunteers with South Texas Off Road Mountain-bikers and Friends of McAllister Park showed up to maintain the trails near the Pump Track...

San Antonio residents have fed the ducks in the city parks for years and now they’re also feeding the deer. If you go to any park with a...

Visitors to Brackenridge Park notice two things immediately during the spring and summer, the train and the birds along the San Antonio...

Litter finds its way into the San Antonio River daily impacting the enjoyment of all San Antonio residents who take advantage of the...

Texas is a state with a large urban population that increasingly engages with urban wildlife. According to data from Texas Parks and...

San Antonio has a long history of invasive species starting with cattle and hogs brought here by the Spanish. Most residents of San...