As autumn leaves fall, Texans face a choice: rake them up or put them to use. Leaves are a natural, free source of nutrients for your lawn, plants, and trees, but in 2024, more than 580,000 tons of yard trimmings were thrown away in Texas.
Summer in Texas brings soaring temperatures and strict drought limits. Water conservation affects more than just the environment, it affects your budget, too! By making a few simple, strategic adjustments around your home, you can save thousands of gallons of water this season.
With the sound of waves, the warmth of the sun, and miles of coastline waiting to be explored, there’s nothing quite like a Texas beach in the summer. From South Padre to Galveston, these shores are more than just destinations for recreation, they are living ecosystems full of wildlife.
Taking care of the coast doesn’t take much, but it does make a lasting difference. With a little intention, your beach trip can help protect the places you love for years to come.
With 367 miles of coastline, Texas is no stranger to hurricanes. Preparing your family for severe weather is essential. While it’s most important to follow local, state, and national guidance for evacuation and safety, including having a complete disaster kit, there are a few ways to make your hurricane preparation more sustainable.
If time and resources allow, you can use these tips to enhance your provisions.
It’s summertime in Texas, again. The days are long and hot but your dinner prep doesn’t have to be! This summer, skip the oven and keep cool with these tips.
Considering going green for Valentine’s Day? Want to promote environmental conservation? Interested in helping Take Care of Texas with your Valentine? Then we have the perfect Valentine’s Day cards for you!
With so many sporting events on the horizon, fans everywhere are gearing up to celebrate the thrill of sports. But cheering for your team doesn’t have to come at the expense of the planet. Whether you’re traveling to the stadium, tailgating with friends, or hosting a watch party at home, this guide will help you score big on sustainability.
Every January millions of people set resolutions for the year whether it’s saving money, eating healthier, or getting organized. But what if you could pair your goals with actions that also benefit the planet? With a little creativity, sustainability can be woven into most New Year’s resolutions.
Texas winters may be unpredictable, but one thing’s for sure—it pays to be prepared. We’ve pulled together a series of blogs with tips to help you protect your home, garden, and vehicle while keeping your family safe, warm, and energy-smart this season.
Let’s be honest, Thanksgiving leftovers are basically a holiday of their own. You open the fridge the next day, and it’s like a game of Tetris: Turkey Edition. Between the mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, and half a pie you swore you wouldn’t finish, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and slightly guilty about how much food is still hanging around. But don’t worry, leftovers don’t have to be boring or wasteful! With a little creativity (and maybe some stretchy pants), you can turn yesterday’s feast into delicious meals that save you time, money, and fridge space.
