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The Nature Conservancy of Texas |
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Texas Chapter of a national environmental organization with a mission "to preserve animals and natural communities that represent the diversity of life on earth by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive."
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Texas Green Industry Buyer's Guide |
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Webpage containing Texas Green Industry Buyer's Guide and Membership's Buyer's Guide. A map of Texas is under the Membership's Buyer's Guide while links to Texas Green Companies, Buyer's Guide Sorted by Scientific Name, and Buyer's Guide Sorted by Common Name are available under Texas Green Industry Buyer's Guide.
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Recycle Texas Online - Database Query Form |
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This page generates a query to the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission's Recycle Texas Online database.
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Texas Center for Policy Studies |
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TCPS is an environmental policy and research organization working on numerous projects of state and national significance. It is not a membership organization, but offers good research reports that can assist people in environmental causes.
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Texas Environmental Almanac |
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The Texas Environmental Almanac provides recent and historical facts, figures, and legislative information on the recent condition of Texas water, land, and air. The Almanac also tracks the state's energy use and waste generation. Information for this Almanac has been compiled from mandated reports and studies conducted by Texas governmental agencies. Special sections focus on the status of Texas parkland and coastal wetlands, Texas flora and fauna, pesticide use and the relationship between the state's environmental health and public health.
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Texas Commission on Environmental Quality |
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The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC)is the lead environmental agency for the state. In its own words, TNRCC "strives to protect our state's precious human and natural resources, consistent with sustainable economic development. Our goal is clean air, clean water, and the safe management of waste, with an emphasis on pollution prevention. We are committed to providing efficient, prompt, and courteous service to the people of Texas, ever mindful that our decisions must be based on common sense, good science, and fiscal responsibility."
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