There’s nothing like that warm Texas breeze on your face, the hum of the road under your wheels, and the pride of getting where you’re going through your own hard work. For most of us, the first time we balanced on two wheels was our first real taste of freedom. Even though many people still ride for fun or to stay fit, we usually reach for the keys when it’s time to get somewhere. But choosing a bike for those quick trips around town isn't just a great way to enjoy the outdoors; it’s a simple, powerful way to keep our big Texas skies clear and blue for the next generation.

Planning a getaway this summer? Don’t let your sustainable habits slip! We’ve compiled a list of ways to maintain a sustainable lifestyle while traveling locally and abroad. 

As the colder months approach, it’s essential to ensure your vehicle is properly prepared to handle the harsh winter conditions while also being mindful of the environment. We’ve got you covered with practical and environmentally conscious advice to maximize fuel efficiency and keep you safe on the road. Join us on this journey to make your winter car maintenance routine both effective and eco-friendly!

Chocolates and flowers are so overdone. Instead of spending money on physical gifts that eventually end up in the landfill, invest in the gift of an ecotourism experience that will stay with you forever! 

Texas is well known for its sprawling highways and car-dependent nature, but for those looking for alternative transportation, the options aren't as limited as you might think. 

Does your truck ‘pick-up’ a lot of dirt? Does your minivan ‘wheely’ need a good washing? Well, as a ‘motor’ of fact, the simple act of car washing has more environmental implications than you might think.

With summer fast approaching, we've got some fun enviro-friendly vacay tips for you and your crew!

It’s common knowledge that certain food scraps make good additions to your backyard compost bin, but those principles don't apply to the roadside.  

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.
 

There are lots of ways to get around the great state of Texas, but with the transportation being one of the leading sources of emissions each year, it’s up to us to find more environmentally friendly ways of getting around town.