The new unit adds 10 miles of trails and primitive riverfront camping north of Del Rio, pushing total protected land past 37,000 acres.

Proposed Chapter 94 changes would strengthen heritage-tree preservation requirements.

Day passes often sell out at this Vanderpool park, and reservations open a month ahead of your visit.

A citizen-led conservancy wants to restore San Pedro Springs Park's silent springs and overlooked 12,000-year history.

Gilbert Garza Park closed Tuesday for months of trail and field work tied to the Zarzamora Creek Greenway expansion.

The free 11th annual festival brings tagging, live music and 50-plus nonprofits to San Antonio as monarch numbers climb from record lows.

Old Tunnel State Park's nightly bat emergence peaks through mid-August, with a $5 ticket and zero walk-up sales.

The endangered joey, born to Finni and Tobai, is helping teach parents about kangaroo care at the zoo's Wild Australia habitat.

Epulu the okapi died after colic symptoms, ending a decade of breeding work that produced calf Gates in 2023.

Gunn Family Coyote Dog Park reopens Friday after a July tornado, but 80 percent of its trees are gone.

A Mission overpass draws bat-watchers by the hundreds, minus the tourist mobs of Austin or San Antonio.

After 40 years of guided-only access, Honey Creek near Boerne now lets hikers explore 3.5 miles solo — but the creek itself stays off-limits.

A 10-foot alligator was found at the bottom of a Los Fresnos family’s swimming pool. The surprise encounter ended safely, but it highlights the risks of living near South Texas waterways.