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Cave Recharging Video
Two heavy streams of rainfall drop down into the aquifer's recharge zone at SMRF's ranch. This is one of several caves and recharge features that were cleaned out by volunteers to re-allow flow into ... Continue Reading »
SM River Rangers Lead in Training Activities
Texas Stream Team is holding their annual Meetings of the Monitors and will be celebrating their 30th year monitoring water quality in Texas rivers, streams and creeks . Since 2014 Stream Team and ... Continue Reading »
Springtown Roasters Supports SMRF Recharge and Trail Work
Avid hikers, kayakers and river lovers, owners of Springtown Roasters, Misha and Tosca, continue to donate a portion of their coffee sales to SMRF. Fresh roasted coffee! It keeps us going! Lots of ... Continue Reading »
Fall River Clean Up
Just before the rainy season sets in, the creeks and green spaces around the river will need a good clean up. Sign up now for Covid safe clean up. Sign Up Here ... Continue Reading »
Owl Bluff- 75 More Acres Conserved Around San Marcos Springs
In March of this year SMRF traded the 75 acre Geiger tract along Sink Creek for a new 75 acre tract of land that we call Owl Bluff. That trade was contingent upon the Geiger tract being protected in ... Continue Reading »
The San Marcos River Project
The San Marcos River Project A short, must-watch segment about the many reasons why this river is unique and deserves extra protection. Shout-outs to Dianne Wassenich, Dr. Ben Hutchins, and ... Continue Reading »
Scott Nicholson- Friend of the River
Scott has called his work with SMRF to conserve recharge land, " the most meaningful work I have done in my life." A realtor and broker by trade for the past 22 years, Scott has patiently and loyally ... Continue Reading »
75 Acres More Acres Around Sink Creek
As you know, SMRF purchased the 75 acre Geiger Tract in 2013 to protect the area from heavy development that was planned along Sink Creek, which flows directly into Spring Lake. As a result of ... Continue Reading »
Water Hyacinth Removal
We have officially received a permit from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept to start removal of the invasive Water Hyacinth that you may have started to notice spreading on the San Marcos River. We ... Continue Reading »
