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You may be grabbing these gifts just under the wire but we think they’re some of the best choices of the year. This is the fifth and final installment in a five-part series comprising our 2025 Green Gift Guide.

This is the fourth in a five-part series, making up our 2025 Green Gift Guide by Andrea Ridout.

Teach your children how to care for the planet by giving them gifts with an eco-friendly twist. This is the third in a five-part series, making up our 2025 Green Gift Guide by Andrea Ridout.

Andrea Ridout has gathered some carefully crafted products thoughtfully made by Texans in Texas. This is the second in a five-part series comprising our 2025 Green Gift Guide.

Don’t know what to buy for a loved one who has everything? Consider gifting them classes, hikes or festive outings. This is the first in a five-part series by Andrea Ridout comprising our 2025 Green Gift Guide.

A homeowner reconsidered new carpeting due to VOCs and other harmful chemicals. Experts recommended natural fiber carpets and advised checking labels for lower emissions.

The Green Thistle Emporium, east of downtown Fort Worth, celebrates zero-waste ethos with refillery, handmade upcycled products.

Usefull has helped divert more than 7,300 plastic bottles from landfills, since it started as a pop-up store in 2018. The brick-and-mortar shop opened in Oak Cliff’s Bishop Arts District last year.

The Fairmount Trash Pirates got its start in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic. Five years later, the Pirates still gather at least once a month to scour West Magnolia Avenue from Hemphill Street to 8th Avenue.

Many homeowners fear composting is too complicated, smelly and attracts pests. Master composter Lance Johnson at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden helps dispel those fears.