Conservation of resources can begin as simply as going through your closet. Do you have old or unwanted clothes? Donate or repurpose them instead of discarding them in the trash. Read on to learn about how some young Texans took...

Tell us about your home environmental project for a chance to win an $100 H-E-B gift card.

July is Smart Irrigation Month. Learn how what a licensed irrigator can do for you and how to find one.

The State Energy Conservation Office is a Texas government program designed to help your organization conserve energy, reduce waste, and save money.

Looking for a fun way to engage your children or students with conservation activities? We’ve created these “conservation bingo boards” you can use as a teaching resource, a fun spin on chores, or a boredom buster. Download these boards and...

Take Care of Texas has tapped Texas country music mainstays Randy Rogers and Wade Bowen to perform our latest public service announcement. View the PSA, a behind-the-scenes video, as well as four short interview clips with Rogers and Bowen below...

Do you live in a community where plastics and paper pile up? What should you do with waste you know doesn’t have to go in the trash? Where are your recycle bins? Who in your city is in charge of...

If you did your spring cleaning or had extra time to tidy up while teleworking, you may have encountered some household hazardous waste items. If you’re unfamiliar with HHW, we’ve outlined the basics so you can properly dispose of those...

Village Plumbing and Air is a service provider in Houston that recently became a Proud Partner of the Take Care of Texas program, and contributed to our Share Your Story page. We caught up with Village’s marketing manager Kelli Victorian...

Each day during ozone season (roughly March through November in Texas), the TCEQ informs the public when forecasted conditions can lead to Ozone Action Days. These are days when ozone levels are above normal and can impact our health through...