25 May

Will ‘smart’ gondolas be the next new way to get around DFW?

By MARK FADDEN

Four DFW cities have expressed interest in gondola-style transportation systems. 

19 May

Texas House approves bills to buy more state parkland

By Alejandra Martinez

From the Texas Tribune

May 19, 2023

The Texas House on Tuesday gave final approval to two bills, Senate Bill 1648 and Senate Joint Resolution 74, that would, with voter approval, create a Centennial Parks Conservation Fund to invest $1 billion to buy more land for the state parks system.

19 May

Amateur botanist earns accolades while chasing plants in North Texas

By JIM DOMKE

Fort Worth native Jeff Quayle has searched for plants for 30 years and made some unique discoveries.

17 May

Colleyville residents gear up for round 2 to save native forest

By MARK FADDEN

The developer's new plan leaps first hurdle after Colleyville City Council voted down earlier proposal.

11 May

Two eclipses to be viewable in Texas in the coming year

By AMY MARTIN

There's a total solar eclipse in North Texas next April but first up: an annular solar eclipse in West and South Texas in October.

10 May

Fort Worth forest remnant receives national recognition 

By MICHAEL SMITH

A section of Cross Timbers forest in the Fort Worth Nature Center was inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Network.

05 May

Remember Mother Earth this Mother's Day

By ANDREA RIDOUT

Nine green gift ideas for nature-loving moms.

05 May

Climate art show reveals concerns, hopes of Texans

By JULIE THIBODEAUX

See the winners of the 6th annual Climate Crisis Art Exhibit held in Waco last month.

04 May

Environmental Commission looking for Dallas residents to fill positions

By JULIE THIBODEAUX

The Dallas Environmental Commission is seeking community members to add their voices to the advisory group.

28 Apr

Rookery thrives within Dallas medical district

By AMY MARTIN

UT Southwestern Medical Center shepherds a large rookery to the delight and consternation of many. 

26 Apr

Dallas names city's first 'Greening Czar'

By JULIE THIBODEAUX

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Garrett Boone enlisted to help turn vacant lots into park space.

21 Apr

Wild bird expert was leader in local rehab community

By ANDREA RIDOUT

Kathy Rogers, founder of Rogers Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, died this month at age 73.

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