Join us this Earth Day in celebrating our planet by addressing waste challenges. Simple actions like reducing, reusing, and recycling can significantly impact our environment. From switching to reusable items and buying second-hand to upcycling and correct recycling practices, we can all contribute positively and make every day feel like Earth Day!
Let’s discern fact from fiction: does scratching a mosquito bite slow healing? Read on to find out why mosquito bites itch, if scratching does truly make it worse, and why some people get bigger bites than others. Plus, learn the facts behind what can ease itchiness and speed up healing!
Let’s plant native! The Texas coneflower blooms twice a year and thrives in full sun with well-drained soil. It grows up to five feet, attracting pollinators and providing seeds for birds. Easy to grow, the plant requires consistent watering during establishment but matures to be drought tolerant. Read on to learn how you can incorporate this perennial native into your home landscape!
Celebrate Earth Month with The Woodlands Township this April! Discover green challenges, educational resources, volunteer opportunities, and family-friendly events while fostering a love for our planet. Together, let’s make every day Earth Day!
Water conservation starts in the home, and it starts with you! Simple kitchen adjustments can save gallons yearly. Upgrading to water-efficient fixtures, adopting smart dishwashing habits, reducing waste during food prep, and being mindful of usage can significantly reduce your water bill and environmental impact. Small habits lead to substantial savings, and every drop counts.
It’s time to rethink toothbrush disposal! Toothbrushes, eyeglasses, and more can be diverted from landfills through local initiatives and free mail-in programs. Read this handy guide and join The Woodlands Township’s annual 3R Recycling Drive-Thru to responsibly dispose of oral care products and eyeglasses. Together, we can tackle this recycling dilemma and make a difference!
Monarch butterflies, Texas’s official state insect, need our help amidst a staggering population decline. Planting native milkweed is vital for their recovery, and we’ll give you our top tips for planting it in your own backyard! Join The Woodlands Township’s efforts as a Monarch Champion City—plant, protect, and revolutionize your garden for these endangered pollinators.
As spring arrives and insects become a part of our everyday life again, many encounter crane flies and mosquitoes, often confused for one another. While mosquitoes are the source of itchy bites, crane flies are actually harmless! By identifying these insects, you’ll be able to take appropriate action and feel at ease this spring!
Let’s plant native! Texas Mountain Laurel, a stunning evergreen shrub, bursts into bloom in southeast Texas each spring with vibrant purple flowers, attracting a chorus of pollinators. This low-maintenance plant offers beauty and fragrance while supporting the ecosystem, including the Henry’s Elfin butterfly. Read more to learn how to plant this Texas native and enjoy beautiful pops of color right in your own backyard!
Water conservation starts in the home, and it starts with you! Simple bathroom adjustments can save gallons yearly. Upgrading to water-efficient fixtures, fixing leaks promptly, and being mindful of usage can significantly reduce your water bill and environmental impact. Small habits lead to substantial savings, and every drop counts.
