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Main | Green Living| Outdoors| Water | Energy
The way we landscape our yards and clean up after our pets impacts area creeks and rivers. Our transportation patterns affect the air we breathe and even our aquifer. The way we power our homes and industry influences the very climate that has made this area such a joy to inhabit.
In recognition of these realities, Texas Public Radio has sought to positively address not only our role in the world but our place on the planet. This year we celebrate our tenth year hosting "Focus on the Environment," a challenging series that has spread the gospel of stewardship while sharing practical ways we each can live more lightly on the Earth. For nine years, we’ve worked with local leaders to dress our city parks in the finest, drought-tolerant native plants as part of our xeriscaping project.
Texas Public Radio is sinking its roots even deeper with the launch of this online environmental resource. This space a clearinghouse of the very best contemporary environmental reporting, green-living interviews, and ecological resources — everything you could need to stay connected to the pulse of the planet.You’ll find we have pages dedicated to water and energy and home living tips. There are links to local recycling resources and some of our best recent podcasts.
 
 
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