Former shrimper tries to revive Matagorda Bay, fishing industry with $50M settlement
Five years after Diane Wilson’s landmark settlement with Formosa Plastics, she’s directing the money toward reviving “the bay ...
A Texas teenager helped his border community win a $13 million grant to improve the environment
Presidio will get dedicated green spaces along pedestrian streets, plant thousands of native trees and establish a ...
Peyote sacred to Native Americans threatened by psychedelic renaissance and development
Peyote is being threatened by overharvesting, drug decriminalization laws and a resurgence in psychedelic use.
Save your plants! Experts give their top tips to prep for potential freeze and snow in North Texas
Want to protect your plants from the bitter cold? Here are some ways to beat the freeze and keep your garden green.
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A shrimper’s crusade pays big dividends on a remote stretch of Texas coastline
Five years after Diane Wilson’s landmark settlement with Formosa Plastics, money flows to “the bay and the fishermen.” ...
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What is the Native American Church and why is peyote sacred to members? – Associated Press
The property of the late Amada Cardenas, who was one of the first federally licensed peyote dealers, alongside her husband, ...
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What's that on my Eastern redcedar trees? East Texas expert explains.
My daughter in East Texas has several redcedars in the field next to her house. When we were visiting at Christmas two of ...
2024 brought bumper crops of pollinators to this urban garden
Bumper crops of other bee species also visited in 2024. And Simpson spotted her garden’s first pipevine swallowtails (big, ...
Tips on protecting plants and property as North Texas homeowners prepare for freeze
NORTH TEXAS — In a couple of days, temperatures are expected to drastically drop. This weekend is a good time to get prepared. Richardson homeowner Stephanie Brownell is now preparing her home for ...
Central Texas’ January bird forecast
Warblers are likely to be a common sight in Central Texas this month.