Amy Martin explores the beauty of the nature center, which opened Earth Day 2014.

Environmentalists are applauding efforts by the city of Dallas to protect a natural spring.

Christopher Gibson is showing others the ropes about backpacking, hiking, rock climbing and scouting.

The locally produced film will be shown at the Angelika in Dallas on Jan. 25 at 6:30 p.m. with a reception beforehand.

The furniture maker led efforts to create tree board as development threatened Flower Mound's tree canopy.

The Tallgrass Prairie, the most endangered ecosystem in North America, is coming back to life in North Texas with help from Blackland Prairie activists.

Six courses feature obstacles, such as cargo nets, wobble bridges, tight ropes, ladders, as well as zip lines.

At the Great Seed Bomb, bike riders will toss 3,000 seed balls on Nov. 14.

Bob Jones Nature Center was named for a former slave who acquired nearly 2,000 acres after he was freed.

Michelle Sager of Texas Metro Wildlife Rehabilitators cares for little critters until they can be returned to the wild.