Millions of Texans are expected to travel this summer. As people start getting out and about again, it is important to remember that small changes can have a substantial impact on the environment. Whether you plan to soak in the sun at South Padre Island, hike the Guadalupe Peak, road trip through Amarillo, float down the Comal, stroll down San Antonio’s Riverwalk, or swim at Devil's Waterhole, there are small actions that can help us all Take Care of Texas.
Traveling from Point A to Point B is one of the most crucial parts of travel and tourism. There are many ways to travel around the great state of Texas, so consider which type of transportation makes the most sense for your trip.
Whether you’re staying at a hotel, hostel, or rental, there are a few things that you can do to help the environment.
Opting to take in all that the great outdoors and Texas State Parks have to offer? Camping is a fantastic way to explore the outdoors and see some amazing parts of Texas. Here are a few tips to stay eco-friendly on your next outdoor adventure.
Texas has 350 miles of beaches from Beaumont to South Padre Island. Beaches’ eco-systems are delicate. Remember that beaches are not just a place to soak in the sun’s rays, they’re also home to many sea animals and plants!
There are simple things you can pack to reduce your trip’s impact on the environment.
Vacations are a wonderful way to make lasting memories, whether at Boca Chica Beach, Canyon Lake, Austin, Big Bend National Park, or anywhere in between. Some simple changes can ensure that the beauty of the Lone Star State is here to stay for future generations to admire and enjoy. Together we can all make small changes to create big results and Take Care of Texas.
