Chandler Watson

San Marcos is known for its natural beauty, and there are many residents of the city who would like to keep it that way.  Bobcat Update's Chandler Watson reports on what some are doing to keep the city and its environment beautiful.

The Environmental Science Committee at Texas State has worked with numerous organizations to sustain the city's resources. For example, the committee provides support for Campus Rec and the Bike Cave. And last summer it allotted 13-thousand dollars to change 160 lighting fixtures on campus from traditional bulbs to L-E-D. Sports Club Representative Jenna Boering says changes like these bring much more than just a good vibe.
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The river in San Marcos is one of the city's most beloved treasures. Students know that keeping it pristine is very important.
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Transportation at Texas State can sometimes be a hassle. The emissions from buses and cars aren't a big help either. Alternative Transportation Services Coordinator Alex Vogt (Vaught) says biking contributes to having cleaner air.
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Environmental Science Committee member Katie Perner says sustaining the natural resources in San Marcos makes it a better place to live.
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Taking care of this beautiful city can't be stressed enough. If you take care of it, it'll take care of you, for Bobcat Update I'm Chandler Watson.