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In San Marcos, a Rare Species of Wild Rice Protects a River
The decades-long fight to save Texas wild rice has helped keep the San Marcos River in which it lives free from overuse.
Professor Finds Clues to History and Literature in the Stars
For one Texas State “celestial sleuth,” the best way to gain new insight on classic history and literature is by looking toward the skies.
The Zen Cowboy
Training a horse to the extent that satisfies Ben Quinters’ perfectionist standards is an all-consuming endeavor, one that he embraces mentally, physically and spiritually.
‘Ghost Lights’ in 12 Bone-Chilling Locations
Texas has 12 mysterious “ghost lights” sights throughout the state, each with its own unique tie to local lore.
Texas Drought Prompts Fish Rescue
Wildlife biologists have rescued nearly 3,000 sharpnose and smalleye shiners from the Brazos River in a bid to save the fish from extinction during the Central Texas drought.