Science
August/September 2013
Issue
Mussels and Fish Reveal Conditions of Rivers and Streams
For waterways, these animals are the proverbial canaries in the coal mine.
Story and photos by
Larry D. Hodge
December 2011
Issue
Southwest Texas: Nation’s Deepest Underwater Cave System
The nation’s deepest known underwater cave system lures expert divers.
Story by
Rae Nadler-Olenick
August 2011
Issue
Scientists Test Cures For Overinflated Bass
Fish brought up from deep water can experience barotrauma; research aims to increase fish survival.
Story by
Dyanne Fry Cortez
July 2011
Issue
Protecting Magical Hill Country Spring Jacob's Well
The power and irresistible draw of Jacob's Well inspire protection of the cave and springs.
Story by
Joe Nick Patoski
October 2009
Issue
Roly-Poly Pillbugs Aren't Actually Bugs — They're Crustaceans
Neither pill nor bug, these critters are favorite playmates of many generations of Texas children.
Story by
Sheryl Smith-Rodgers
April 2009
Issue
New Study Sheds Light On Palo Duro Canyon's Elusive Ringtail
The little-known mammal makes its home in the park's escarpments and brushy woodlands.
Story by
Wendee Holtcamp
November 2005
Issue
Melanistic (Dark) Deer In The Hill Country.
The opposite of albinos, melanistic deer can be found in a small segment of the Hill Country.
Story by
Ben Rehder
September 2002
Issue
Cattle And Cotton Once Ruled This Ranch — Now, It's Crawdads
The owners of the ranch won the 2002 Lone Star Land Steward Award for their excellent management.
Story by
Larry D. Hodge
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