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.

The holiday season in Texas means big flavors, big hearts, and big gatherings. While all of that fun could mean a big environmental footprint, with a few mindful choices, you can keep your gatherings sustainable while still keeping the fun.

Use this guide to help throw a meaningful, festive, and environmentally conscious party this holiday season.

Pumpkins may be the stars of fall decor, but their usefulness doesn't end when the last trick-or-treater leaves. Instead of tossing them in the trash, consider these creative and eco-friendly ways to repurpose your pumpkins, whether for food, your garden, or even local wildlife.

Drought conditions are an increasing concern in many parts of Texas, and homeowners are feeling the pressure to maintain healthy lawns while also conserving water. The good news is that it's possible to support your yard’s health without overburdening precious water resources. By making smart adjustments to your lawn care routine, you can reduce your environmental impact while still enjoying a beautiful outdoor space. These practical, eco-conscious strategies not only help your lawn survive the heat but also promote long-term sustainability.

We all love our pets and want the best for them, but did you know that what’s better for our pets is also better for our planet? Just like humans, animals have an impact on our environment. Luckily, there are a few sustainable changes you can make to reduce your pets’ carbon pawprint. 

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!

The cold weather has finally arrived which means our gardens are entering their dormant season. But what happens to all the bees, butterflies, and other beneficial bugs that visit our yards during the warm, sunny months?

During the chilly winter season, lots of beneficial insects will make your yard their home. Many bees and wasps establish nests in hollow stems and decaying logs or seek shelter beneath the soil, building nests in bare patches of lawn, while beetles, spiders, and moths favor insulating themselves underneath leaf litter, rock piles, or brush. 

Welcome to the ultimate holiday guide for a more sustainable and eco-friendlier season! In this curated collection, we have compiled a series of blog links that offer insightful tips and suggestions that can help you reduce waste, conserve energy, and make environmentally conscious choices during the holidays. Explore the articles, get inspired, and discover practical ways to minimize your carbon footprint while still enjoying all the festive cheer. Let’s make this holiday season not just merry and bright, but also environmentally responsible.

Preserving food has been a practice for centuries, allowing us to extend the shelf life of our favorite foods and enjoy them long after they are out of season. Canning, jarring, and dehydrating are popular methods of preserving food that help retain nutrients, flavor, and texture. Join us as we delve into the world of preservation and find the best way to savor that flavor.

Americans generate 25% more waste between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day than the rest of the year! Between family gatherings, traveling, and gift-giving, we consume a lot of resources. There are small actions we can all take to reduce the impact our holiday festivities have on the environment, such as shopping smart and properly disposing of the waste we generate.