It’s Pollinator Week!
Come celebrate pollinators with The Woodlands Township at our free event on Saturday.
Learn more about our annual BioBlitz event and how you can support pollinators year-round in the latest article by Environmental Services.
free classes
Care about water? Become a water specialist!
Want to keep our waterways healthy and clean but not sure where to start?
Become a Texas Water Specialist and we’ll provide you with the necessary training to protect our waterways.
Learn more about this free certification opportunity in the latest article from Environmental Services.
Clean, Green Fun for Kids!
Looking for some kid-friendly fun you can do at home?
We’ve outlined five simple activities that are both fun and green!
Save this article for a weekend (or summer) of great activities for the whole family.
Benefits of a healthy waterway
Riparian, or streamside, areas play a critical role in sustaining our environment. But what happens when invasive species are introduced to our waterways?
Find out in the latest article from Environmental Services and be sure to join us Saturday for our workshop to better understand the current health of our waterways.
Why is Drip Irrigation so Popular?
It’s time to get your lawn and garden ready for spring.
If you’re making improvements outdoors consider adding drip irrigation to the list.
Learn about our upcoming drip irrigation workshop in the latest article from Environmental Services.
The dilemma of protecting essential riparian buffers – how will you help?
What’s a riparian buffer and why do we need to protect them?
Get familiar with this critical ecosystem and learn how you can help protect them in the latest article from The Township Environmental Services Department.
How do invasive species trigger “trophic cascade”, and why should you care?
Volunteers are needed in the fight against invasives.
Our next training session is scheduled. Details on registering and the importance of this cause are covered in the latest article by The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department.
Our forest needs our help. 3 ways you can lend a hand.
How we treat our home landscape directly impacts the health of our forested areas.
We suggest following these 3 simple steps at home to keep our natural spaces healthy for everyone.
Read more in the latest article from The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department.
Create a Totally Rad(ish) Fall Vegetable Garden
Spice up your garden and your cooking this fall and grow your very own watermelon radishes.
Get to know this stunning root vegetable in the latest article from The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department.
More green plants don’t equal more fish in our waterways – here’s why
Registration is still open for the upcoming Watershed Project: Aquatics Invasives Workshop.
Learn about common aquatic invasive plants, simple actions to keep waterways clean and how to register for this workshop in this article from The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department.