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Get outside on the South Side this summer at Mitchell Lake Audubon Center
Read full article: Get outside on the South Side this summer at Mitchell Lake Audubon CenterMitchell Lake Audubon Center is excited to partner with Live From the Southside magazine to encourage San Antonio residents to get outside on the South Side with up to four free entry tickets per visit for San Antonio residents with discount code SouthsideSummer23, starting July 1 through Aug. 31.
Another Texas lake now fully infested with invasive zebra mussels
Read full article: Another Texas lake now fully infested with invasive zebra musselsInvasive zebra mussels took over Hords Creek Lake in Coleman County within a month of first appearing there, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Aerial footage shows a nearly dry Medina Lake as water level drops below 6% capacity
Read full article: Aerial footage shows a nearly dry Medina Lake as water level drops below 6% capacityAbandoned pontoon boats and dry docks have taken the place of swimmers, water skiers and wakeboarders on Medina Lake, as the water level continues to drop.
Popular area of Canyon Lake to be closed for several weeks; Zoo sends critically endangered toad tadpoles to Puerto Rico
Read full article: Popular area of Canyon Lake to be closed for several weeks; Zoo sends critically endangered toad tadpoles to Puerto RicoHello and Happy Friday! Rebecca Salinas here.
County park, boat ramps at Medina Lake closed for July 4th weekend
Read full article: County park, boat ramps at Medina Lake closed for July 4th weekendSAN ANTONIO – Medina Lake Park in Bandera County will be closed this Fourth of July weekend due to the coronavirus pandemic. The park, which is operated by the county, will stay closed until Wednesday, July 8, due to the virus, according to officials. The boat ramp at the park will also be closed to the public. Medina Lake Park is just one of the dozens of recreational areas in Central and South Texas that will not be open during the biggest holiday of the summer due to the virus. Cameron County, which includes South Padre Island, has also announced all county parks and county beaches will be closed over the weekend.