Tag: arts & culture

Visiting Paquime, the Ancient “Water City” of the Chihuahuan Desert By Andrew Stuart “There are many houses of great size, strength and height,” the Spanish chronicler...

The Lost Oak of the Chisos: In Big Bend, a Win for Biodiversity Has Global Resonance By Andrew Stuart “These are the days of miracle and...

Science and Serendipity Fuel the Hunt for the Big Bend's Earliest People By Andrew Stuart “The past,” it's famously been said, “is a foreign country.” But...

By Denise S. Rodriguez El Paso County AgriLife Extension Director Van Horn Master Gardener Joy...

Fescue Rescue: An Endangered Grass Embodies the Beauty, and Fragility, of the “Sky Islands” By Andrew Stuart Camp this summer in the Guadalupe, Davis or Chisos...

In a Watershed in Crisis, Scientists Work to Understand, and Save, the Desert Fish of Big Bend By Andrew Stuart Think of West Texas wildlife, and...

Nowhere Else to Go: The Rio Grande Goes Dry, and Aquatic Life Hangs in the Balance By Andrew Stuart The Rio Grande – like all the...

“Generalist” vs. “Specialist”: Plants Deploy Diverse Strategies to Thrive in West Texas By Andrew Stuart Twelve thousand years ago, the great ice sheets that had long...

FORT DAVIS, Texas, U.S. and COAHUILA, Mexico — The University of Texas at Austin’s McDonald Observatory, The Nature Conservancy – Davis Mountain...

In the Guadalupes, Geologists Trace Pangaea and the Paleozoic Past By Andrew Stuart The mountainous landscapes of West Texas testify to diverse aspects of the Earth's...