History

March 2024 Issue

The Texas Tribal Buffalo Project Is Connecting Native People With Their History and Heritage

Project leader Lucille Contreras hosts camps and events for Native children.

Story by Eva Frederick
March 2024 Issue

Visit (Or Re-Visit) the San Antonio River Walk

The historic waterway offers new opportunities for lovers of culture, nature and history.

Story by Traci Anderson
January/February 2024 Issue

When Were the Last Jaguars Seen in Texas?

On the historical trail of Texas’ biggest native cat.

Story by Scott Dubois
November 2023 Issue

Bison Death Plunge at Caprock Canyons

Archeological discovery in the Panhandle reveals where Native Americans drove bison off a cliff.

Story by Eva Frederick
October 2023 Issue

Dinosaur Tracks Across Texas Reveal Secrets of Ancient Inhabitants

Several state parks allow visitors to walk in the footsteps of the ancient reptiles.

By Dale Weisman
July 2023 Issue

Tyler Men Paved the Way for Park Desegregation

A 1949 lawsuit made Tyler State Park a focal point in the fight for integration in the outdoors.

By Russell Roe
May 2023 Issue

A Look Back On 100 Years Of Texas State Parks

Get ready for a bumpy ride. Back then, Texas had only 100 miles of paved highway.

Story by Louie Bond
May 2023 Issue

History at Texas State Parks

Missions, forts and memorabila abound from the Hill Country to the West Texas desert.

Story by Texas Parks and Wildlife
May 2023 Issue

These Are The Best Texas State Parks for Kids

Find parks that bring out the child in every visitor.

Story by Texas Parks and Wildlife
May 2023 Issue

Five Texas State Parks with a Great View

You don't want to miss the scenery at these Texas state parks.

Story by Texas Parks and Wildlife
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