Bob Jones Nature Center and Preserve Offers Unique Eco-System to City of Southlake
Green Nonprofit
By Minnie Payne
Environment
North Texas activists step up Keystone pipeline fight
August 29, 2012
Some North Texas environmentalists are standing up to the Keystone XL pipeline.
Papa Richter's Roach Ridder - a family recipe with no dangerous chemicals
Shopping Green
By Rita Cook
Couple says 'no' to plastic for a year
The remains of an albatross on Midway Island who died from eating plastic. Photo by Chris Jordan.
EPA to host hearing on new cement rules
Aug. 10, 2012
DFW cities to encourage commercial recycling
By Julie Thibodeaux
While residential curbside recycling programs have become standard for metropolitan areas across the U.S., now cities, including some in North Texas, want local businesses to do their part.
The largest renewable energy fair in the South is back in Fredericksburg this fall
The largest renewable energy fair in the South is back in Fredericksburg this fall after taking a year off to reorganize and find a new partner.
Dallas' Woodall Rogers Park: a breath of fresh air with a new name Klyde Warren Park
By Jada Brazell
Dallas is long overdue a breath of fresh air. Once the five-acre Klyde Warren Park opens to the public this fall, its visitors can finally open up and say “ahhh” – without inhaling a lungful of pollution.
Denton group tackles ethics of gas drilling
July 31, 2012
As a philosophy professor at the University of North Texas, Dr. Adam Briggle is an expert at ethical debates. But last year, he found himself in the middle of real-world problem solving when he agreed to head up the Denton Stakeholder Advisory Group.
BRIT launches mobile app for plant ID
July 29, 2012
BRIT is keeping up with the digital age.
The 25-year-old research and education center in Fort Worth houses a world-class botanical research library and herbarium that offers a resource for botanists, environmentalists, teachers, students and gardeners.