Julie’s Green Light - April 8 - VIDEO RACE GOES GREEN - EARTH DAY FILM BASH - REGIONAL STAR PARTY
Dallas video race adds green focus • Irving hosts eco-film fest • North Texas star party puts spotlight on light pollution
By Julie Thibodeaux
Wildlife
Julie’s Green Light - March 11 - TEXAS SHARK LAW • BIN BREAKTHROUGH
• Shark fin ban bill introduced in Texas • Dallas couple market combo recycling bin By Julie Thibodeaux
Twisted Root Saves the Day, at Least for One Lion
By Rita Cook
While Twisted Root Burger Company loves feeding its customers elk burgers, owner Jason Boso never imagined he would be helping to feed an ailing African lion that same menu.
A digest of the latest green community news in North Texas Jan 21. by assistant editor Julie Thibodeaux
A digest of the latest green community news in North Texas Jan 21. This week assistant editor Julie Thibodeaux reports on • Recycling Bins Planned for Fort Worth and Dallas • The Future of Prairie Fest • Public Hearing on Cowtown's Solid Waste Plan
Weekly Green Roundup - A Holiday Market at White Rock, Community Day at OS Natural Gray Area, & More
(Photo: A view of the OS Gray Natural Area)
Bob Jones Nature Center and Preserve Offers Unique Eco-System to City of Southlake
Green Nonprofit
By Minnie Payne
Dallas - Fort Worth Green community members alarmed over West Nile Spraying
Aug. 16, 2012
By Julie Thibodeaux
As more people forego using chemicals on their lawns and gardens and seek organic produce, many in the local green community were outraged that cities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area were ramping up efforts to combat mosquitos carrying West Nile virus by spraying pesticides in urban neighborhoods.