Creating A Ripple Effect on Watershed Issues
This spring the city of Austin Watershed Protection in a joint effort with Keep Austin Beautiful and Austin Parks and Recreation adopted a passive approach to managing our creeks and streams.
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This spring the city of Austin Watershed Protection in a joint effort with Keep Austin Beautiful and Austin Parks and Recreation adopted a passive approach to managing our creeks and streams.
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IEN member extraordinaire, Mr. David Hogan, has assembled two graphics to help us all recycle more.
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I am having the most wonderful time helping to teach the Farm Camp at Green Gate Farms in East Austin.
Paul Robbins
7405 Callbram
Austin, TX 78736
June 9, 2012
Lisa Kelly
KEYE TV News
10700 Metric Blvd.
Austin, TX 78759
Twenty-two years ago today, on June 7th, 1990, hundreds of citizens showed up to tell the Austin City Council
Many environmental professionals and corporations are beginning to take the idea of sustainability to heart.
Announcing our next event "LoveATX Fest: Get Connected" is July 1, 2012. Save the date!