Energy & Environment
120 Goats Will Be Mowing The Grass At The Houston Arboretum
Posted on · The goats are part of a pilot-program to test out a more eco-friendly solution to conservation management.
Posted on · The goats are part of a pilot-program to test out a more eco-friendly solution to conservation management.
Posted on · Per Knutås, the head of conservation at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston explains the process of art conservation.
Posted on · Animal Babies: First Year on Earth & NOVA fans will enjoy seeing our local animal babies...
Posted on · Episode: 1718 The Rev. Dionysius Lardner: keeping up with a world in flux. Today, old books with a message for the present.
Posted on · Conservationists say a border wall would eradicate an enormous amount of native habitat at The National Butterfly Center in Mission, Texas.
Posted on · Episode: 1389 The supply of wood: trouble along the Equator, good news to the North. Today, some good news and some bad.
Posted on · One group feels the project is a waste of money, but others say it's a way to return the bayou to a more natural state.
Posted on · Following our recent Houston Matters road trip to the newest stretch of the Grand Parkway, in which we learned how some nearby residents and businesses are being affected by the new leg of 99, we received an e-mail from a listener bemoaning how such development adds to the dissipation of prairies on the edges of […]
Posted on · Episode: 1180 Dionysius Lardner looks at early steam power technology Today, a contemporary look at power technology, 170 years ago.
Posted on · A new book offers a comprehensive, statewide picture of environmental issues and conservation efforts across Texas. The Texas Landscape Project: Nature and People compiled data from several agencies and groups to offer a better look at the environmental state of Texas. The book is authored by David Todd, executive director for the Conservation History Association […]
Posted on · After what feels like endless flooding, many Texans are now trying to save water-logged family heirlooms.
Posted on · As the population in Greater Houston continues to grow, a panel at Rice University today explored why it’s important to preserve green space.
Posted on · In Galveston, the NOAA Fisheries Service runs the only farm of its kind in the world: they raise sea turtles. The reptiles are cared for with one goal in mind: to protect the species amid commercial fishing. Sea turtles are older than the dinosaurs and currently endangered. Houston Matters Paige Phelps reports.
Posted on · We revisit a plan to restore a portion of Buffalo Bayou. The Memorial Park Demonstration Project is a controversial plan to eliminate vegetation and trees along the banks of a 1.5-mile stretch of Buffalo Bayou, running from the southeast corner of Memorial Park to the eastern edge of River Oaks Country Club. We examined this […]
Posted on · Houston residents have until June 30 to submit public comments on a controversial plan to eliminate vegetation and trees along the banks of a 1.5-mile stretch of Buffalo Bayou running from the southeast corner of Memorial Park to the eastern edge of River Oaks Country Club. The plan, put forth by the Harris County Flood […]