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Back to the Garden: Fort Worth herbalist's personal care business springs from her rural roots
Stephonia Roberts of Mrs. Jack's Body Food uses natural ingredients from her garden for her soaps, lotions and bath salts.
Feb. 20, 2017
Native Americans and our other ancestors cured ailments and promoted health naturally by using plants and herbs. Fifty-three-year-old Stephonia Roberts, founder of Fort Worth-based Mrs. Jacks Body Food, says her natural personal care products do the same thing.
Why the Great Backyard Bird Count is a hoot
Comanche marker trees in Texas chronicled by Dallas tree expert
Ecosystem's survival tied to prevalence of native plants, author says
Dallas tree advocates say city's new urban forestry unit is 'big deal'
The creation of a staffed forestry division in Dallas is the dream of city’s Urban Forestry Advisory Committee. Photos courtesy of Urban Forestry Advisory Committee.
Jan. 9, 2017
Dallas launched its new Urban Forestry Division Jan. 1, joining Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio and Houston, all cities with professionally staffed forestry programs or departments.
Every Mavericks’ three-pointer plants another tree in Dallas
Trees for Threes volunteers planted trees at Reverchon Park in Dallas this spring.
Dec. 20, 2016
Every time the Dallas Mavericks score a three pointer, the city of Dallas gets a little greener. That’s because since 2010, Trees for Threes, a partnership between the Mavs, PWC, a Big Four accounting and consulting firm; Arbological Services; and the Dallas Independent School District, plants one tree for every three point basket.
Film Review: French documentary 'Seasons' thrills with poetic view of animal history
Dallas nonprofit to plant 1,000 trees to offset losses in 2015 DFW tornado
In partnership with Texas Trees Foundation and Keep Rowlett Beautiful, RETREET's goal is to plant 1,000 trees over the next few years in Rowlett, Garland and other communities hit by the Dec. 26 tornado.
Nov. 15, 2016
Riders return to 'bomb' Fort Worth trails with wildflower seeds for second year
The Great Seed Bomb is a finalist in the 2016 Green Source DFW Awards on Nov. 3.
Nov. 1, 2016
If you are planning to get out and enjoy the end of the excellent weather in North Texas next weekend, why not pull out your bike and ride for a good cause while you’re at it.