Naturally Bexar
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Welcome
Bexar County is a naturally wonderful place...so Naturally Bexar is a program to help the young, and the young at heart, learn more about terrific outdoor places to learn and play that are right in our own backyards.
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Pages created by us and Links concerning our neighborhood and local area.
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- Take Only Memories
- Water Bugs
- Making Tracks
- Salado Mapping
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- SA Water System
- Salado Creek Foundation
- San Antonio City Council
- SAISD
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Sports Complex
Howdy! Are you involved in the effort to bring a sports complex to the banks of Salado Creek in the Wheatley Heights buyout area? What's new with the plan and how do folks get involved?
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Started: November 19th 2008Replies: 0
Celebration Circle
Are you a member of Celebration Circle? Are you planning to join our exploratory hike on Sunday February 1st? Do you have questions about what to expect? Ask away!
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Started: January 20th 2004Replies: 0
Our Big Backyard
My name is Jamie and I am 12 years old. The Salado Creek is in my backyard. I spend lots of time exploring there. Recently in MLK Park I heard water rushing near the creek and when I looked to see...
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Started: August 2nd 2003Replies: 0
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