From Earth Day Austin - Earth Day Austin is the largest sustainability event in Central Texas. On April 22, 2017, thousands from the Austin Area and beyond will come to learn about conservation and sustainable solutions, celebrate our love for the environment, and get connected...
From the Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve - You Are Here: An Earth Day Art Show will celebrate its opening day at the Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve on Saturday, April 22nd. The exhibit will display art in a variety of mediums from both local and far-reaching...
From the Sierra Club's Austin Environmental Justice Team (ATXEJ) - On Earth Day 2017, the Springdale-Airport Neighborhood Association (SANA) and Sierra Club's ATXEJ (Environmental Justice) team invite you to a sunset potluck, walk, and discussion about Red Bluff, dubbed “East Austin’s Mt. Bonnell.” For more...
From Austin Resource Recovery - Join the Chicken Keeping Community! Register today for a FREE chicken keeping class presented by the City of Austin Keeping chickens is a great way to keep your food waste out of the landfill. Chickens can recycle your food scraps. Chicken keeping...
From Edible Austin - Bring a blanket, sit in the sunshine, plant a square foot garden, meet farmers and enjoy bites from local food vendors. There will be live music, storytelling and endless activities! Plan your trip to Rosewood Park using CapMetro or ride your...
The CodeNEXT draft maps have just been released… and now is the time to get involved. What is CodeNEXT? CodeNEXT is the city’s effort to rewrite its land development code, which is basically a rule book for the city, explaining what can be built where. CodeNEXT will determine...
From the Austin Area Tree Huggers - Hey Tree Huggers, We had a great time at our regular spot Contigo last month in March. Thanks for everyone who showed up and a special shout out for RETREET for making an appearance while they were in...
From Solar Austin - Austin Energy has been a leader on renewable energy adoption, including distributed solar for many years. That’s both because of leadership at the utility and the Austin City Council and because of public demand for progressive energy policies. That’s the beauty...
From the Sustainable Food Center - Community and school gardens are a lot like miniature, volunteer-run organizations, and to thrive longterm, they need leadership from strong, constructive teams. However, with a variety of personalities and priorities in the mix, working together is not always easy!...
From the Talk Green To Me Book Club - Join us every 4th Thursday from 7pm - 8pm at Recycled Reads for an environmental and sustainability themed reading extravaganza! In April we are reading, "A Force For Nature" by John H. Adams, Patricia Adams, George...
