Let me introduce you to some of my neighbors: Jack, Jill and Joey
You may have met them before – especially if you enjoy going for walks at night, climbing trees or rummaging through trash bins.
Strange sounding neighbors! But they are great to have around. Find out why in the latest article from The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department.
Have you found a baby bird out of its nest or a fawn left alone in the woods?
Before you jump into action to rescue these adorable creatures, read this guide on how to care for abandoned wildlife. And you might just find out that the little one doesn’t need rescuing after all!
Butterflies and bumblee bees are beautiful. Of course they are!
But, what about the often overlooked pollinators? The ones we may be mistaking for garden pests, when they are actually just as valuable as bees and butterflies.
Get familiar with these less known pollinators in the latest article from The Woodlands Township Environmental Services.
Easy to spot, these large, majestic birds effortlessly soar through the sky, rays of sunlight reflecting off their bright white feathers.
Learn more about the Great Egret in the latest Creature Feature by The Township Environmental Services Department.
