North Texas

Solar United Neighbors simplifies solar adoption in Texas via co-ops, aiding cost reduction and decision-making with collective buying power and expertise. Hanna Mitchell details this process, explaining motivations, costs, tax credits, payment options, and co-op benefits, encouraging Texans to find or start co-ops for solar installations.

Dallas woman Jennifer Stuart created a 13-foot "temperature scarf" that visualizes 2019's North Texas climate, using yarn colors to depict temperature data inspired by The Tempestry Project. This project fosters awareness and conversation about climate change through creative textile artistry and community collaboration.

A great horned owl met an untimely end in our Fort Worth neighborhood last month. My husband and I discovered him one Sunday morning. We kept hearing crows yelling in a nearby tree. Like bluejays, crows will join forces to scare predators away.

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Charley Amos, a Texas Master Naturalist, attracts 97 bird species to his Arlington yard by offering water, native seeds, and shelter without using chemicals. He warns of habitat loss and encourages using native plants. Amos’ favorite bird-watching spot is Big Bend National Park. His global bird count approaches 1,200.

Green Source DFW debuted on Good Morning Texas, featuring reporters Andrea Ridout and Jason Winningham. They showcased 20 Green Tips for 2020, including alternatives to plastic coffee pods and eco-friendly dryer sheets, with host Alanna Sarabia at the WFAA studio in Dallas.

Jason and Jacob share the simple steps to creating a compost pile in your backyard.

Jason shows you how to replace those disposable sweeper pads with reusable cloths.

Rockwall author Mick Tune advocates exploring the wilderness in his book "Wildering." Tune combines advice with engaging stories to inspire readers to embark on safe and educational outdoor adventures. His curiosity-driven approach led him to paleontology, finding joy in learning alongside community experts and outdoor experiences.

Debbie Cooley, founder of Aledo-based M-Pak, serves military and federal clients while promoting eco-friendly practices. Her initiatives include recyclable packaging, green shipping options, and office sustainability practices. Cooley is committed to environmental causes, joining global sustainability initiatives and implementing recycling programs locally.