In April, The Woodlands Township celebrates Earth Month with daily activities and events to honor the planet. Volunteer opportunities, educational classes, and outdoor challenges are available, from composting and gardening to birding and sustainable living. The community is encouraged to embrace Earth Day every day with simple actions to protect the environment.
Let’s commit to embracing environmental stewardship in 2024 and beyond! By taking mindful actions to protect our waterways, we can create a positive impact now, and into the future.
How about resolving to be a stronger steward for our hometown’s waterways in this year? Learn how volunteer Jeff Hodges turned his goal into a reality – to the benefit of our whole community.
Learn how you can be a part of saving the world by collecting valuable data while Keeping The Woodlands Beautiful! Join us at a Trash Free Texas Litter Audit on Saturday October 21st at the Grogan’s Mill Shopping Center. Registration is required.
Drip irrigation saves water and waters your plants where they need it the most – the roots. Installing drip irrigation is easy. Find out how at the Drip Irrigation Workshop on October 14th.
Read about how our Rain Barrel Optimization Workshop can teach you how to “catch the rain” for a beautiful and healthy yard.
Care about the health of our waterways? Join our corps of volunteers! Learn how you can Keep the Woodlands Beautiful by volunteering Environmental Services.
Want to learn about water conservation and earn a certificate in the process? Become a Texas Water Specialist and learn how to keep our water clean and healthy.
Earth Day is an annual celebration on April 22nd to promote environmental awareness. A long-lasting tradition of The Woodlands Township is the annual celebration of Earth Day – which this year will be held Saturday, May 13th at Northshore Park.
Find out 8 ways to celebrate Earth Day Every Day!
Do your kids turn off the faucet while brushing their teeth? It can save about 4 gallons of water! These habits add up – over the course of a week a family can save enough water to fill a regular trash can. Wouldn’t you rather use that water? Give the kids a hug and encourage
Say yes to more and say yes to less! Keeping our water clean, healthy, and available is a full-time job for anyone who uses water. Right now is the best time to assess any gaps in your water-saving activities. Say YES TO MORE Start by saying YES TO MORE when you only run the dishwasher
