This gentle stretch of the San Marcos River is perfect for beginners or paddlers looking for a calm river respite. Its course is peaceful and smooth, with just enough small riffles to get a modest adrenaline rush every half mile or so.
Water is unpredictable. Water is undependable. Water is not thankful for us. But water is life. And for that, we should give thanks.
The Cherokee Neches State Paddling Trail is a 6.6-mile stretch of the upper Neches River that features quiet pools, small riffles, and plenty of wildlife.
Children who play outside are more likely to value and defend nature as adults – and benefit from improved creativity, mental health and immune systems.
Clear your weekends to make room for one of Texas’ best-kept accidental secrets: a statewide network of 74 public access paddling trails for year-long outdoor enjoyment, with more trail launches
Written by Tom Spencer August 2, 2016 Rubbing Salt in the Wound In the best of times, Texas’ bays are teeming with life thanks to a vital mix
Effective water conservation measures shouldn’t stop at jurisdictional boundaries such as city or county lines and knowledge shouldn’t either. This is the foundation of the Water Efficiency Networks in Central
Texas’ commercial oyster season began November 1, 2014 and runs until April 30, 2015. Last year’s harvest was marked by drought, an oil spill, and a toxic algal bloom. Historically,
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