A 600-acre nature habitat is bringing native birds back to North Texas despite urban sprawl.
A 600-acre nature habitat in Cedar Hill is bringing native birds back to North Texas despite a growing metro area.
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A 600-acre nature habitat in Cedar Hill is bringing native birds back to North Texas despite a growing metro area.
Some new kids are in town, at least at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. A herd of more than 60 goats has arrived, and they've been tasked with a big job!
First Alert Meteorologist Brittany Rainey sits down for a Q&A with Arbor Day Foundation CEO Dan Lambe.
Although the North Texas climate is getting warmer overall, you may want to buy plants that can survive at colder temperatures.
Love is in the air. From chocolates to stuffed animals, love birds around the world are searching for that perfect gift to signify their love.
For area gardeners, the last freeze of winter means the start of the growing season.
Is your home ready for the new century? A good start to the answer to that question is when your house was built.
The region's once-vast prairies, essential for maintaining ecological balance, have diminished to less than 1% of their original 20 million acres.
In this week's Climate Connection, Jeff Ray talks about the horned lizard and how North Texas residents can help restore its habitat.
Experts say climate change is impacting how mosquitoes feed and breed here in the Lone Star State. Read more here
Two out of three bites of food we eat are related to bee pollination, and over 90 different crops rely on bee pollination to reproduce.
When we take a closer look at North Texas, Dallas has 14.7 million trees, but we still need more.
The Southwest Medical District is where thousands go to find medical care. It is one of the hottest spots in the city.
