The Difference Between Texas Rivers, Creeks, Reservoirs, and Bayous
Texas has thousands of waterways, but the names used for them can be confusing. A river, creek, reservoir, and bayou may all contain moving or … Read more
Texas has thousands of waterways, but the names used for them can be confusing. A river, creek, reservoir, and bayou may all contain moving or … Read more
Pocket parks are small public green spaces tucked into neighborhoods, downtown blocks, mixed-use districts, and residential areas. They may be no larger than a vacant … Read more
When people visit a Texas state park, they’re often hoping to spot deer, roadrunners, alligators, or maybe even a bobcat. Those larger animals are certainly … Read more
Summer is one of the busiest seasons for outdoor travel in Texas, but it’s also the time when temperatures can become dangerous. In many parts … Read more
Texas is one of the best states in the country for wildlife watching, but many people assume they need to venture miles into remote wilderness … Read more
When people think about exploring the Texas outdoors, they often picture rugged canyons, pine forests, Hill Country rivers, or the mountains of West Texas. Those … Read more
Not every trip to a Texas park has to involve crowded swimming areas, packed campgrounds, or busy hiking trails. For many people, the best outdoor … Read more
Cemeteries are usually thought of as places of memory, history, and mourning. In Texas, many of them are also surprisingly peaceful green spaces. Beneath old … Read more
Texas is often described by its landscapes: pine forests, coastal marshes, Hill Country limestone, desert mountains, rivers, lakes, and prairie. But the state can also … Read more
Texas is one of the best states for learning about native plants because its landscapes change so dramatically from region to region. A plant that … Read more