San Antonio may adopt a policy to protect its wild peafowl population, with fines for harming them, amid a debate over their presence in the community.

San Antonio improved its ParkScore® Ranking, with 52% of residents now living close to parks, achieving equity in park space among communities, and offering ample amenities.

The San Antonio Zoo receives $5.5 million from the Texas Capital Foundation and Mays Family Foundation for a major overhaul, including new habitats and visitor amenities.

Texas Panhandle residents prepare for potential new wildfires, still recovering from blazes that destroyed over 1 million acres and prompted self-mitigating strategies.

The Texas Water Development Board released its first-ever statewide flood plan, highlighting over 5 million residents' risk and suggesting mitigation strategies, with public commentary invited.

The San Antonio Zoo launches "Dino Adventure Park" with 18 life-sized dinosaurs, interactive activities, and educational events, running until September 2.

Old Tunnel State Park in Texas attracts visitors for its nightly bat emergence, and tickets are required for the evening show. The park offers educational programs, accessible viewing areas, and recommends advance planning for the best experience.

Drought conditions are leading to low water levels and safety concerns for boaters and swimmers at Texas lakes ahead of Memorial Day, with lakes like Canyon and Medina severely affected.

A sunflower field is open at San Antonio's Traders Village every weekend until June 9, offering a scenic experience with photo opportunities and professional photography services.

A man drowned at Boerne City Lake after entering the water to cool off and encountering a deep section. Rescuers recovered his body; alcohol was not involved.

Freshwater mussels have been reintroduced to the San Antonio River by the San Antonio River Authority, aiming to improve water quality and biodiversity.

Freshwater mussels were released into the San Antonio River to naturally filter water and support the ecosystem, with the River Authority conducting a feasibility study on mussel reintroduction.

Seguin is set to open a new playground at Starcke Park East on May 24, 2024, funded by a grant from Niagara Bottling, boasting features like a Temple Trolley and sensory play areas.