Environment
After-storm tree assessment and care
Trees provide shade, clean air, reduce stormwater and urban runoff, and add value to your home, but when they’re damaged …
Unique challenge to solve food inequities launches
Challenge to find non-traditional solutions to solve traditional problems. The City of Dallas Office of Innovation, in partnership with the …
Dallas Environmental Quality & Water Conservation efforts net United Nations Honors
A new series of videos highlight the City of Dallas’ sustainability efforts, which recently netted recognition from the United Nations. …
Branch Out Dallas provides free trees to Dallas residents
Update: Thank you, Dallas! Registration for Branch Out Dallas is now closed. If you’d like to register to volunteer, click …
Resilient Dallas nets UN Day Global Leadership Award
Job well done! Resilient Dallas received a 2019 UN Day Global Leadership Award in the Sustainable Cities and Communities category. …
Long-term closures planned for East Dallas neighborhoods
The Mill Creek/Peaks Branch/State-Thomas Drainage Relief Tunnel Project, started in March 2018, is making progress. The drainage relief tunnel is …
Levee slides are natural byproduct of heavy rain
Residents near the levees and commuters who cross the Trinity River may notice cracks and bulging along certain areas of …
Dallas to host regional environmental conference
The City of Dallas is committed to conserving natural resources for all people living and working with city limits. This …
Public input needed for Harold Simmons Park
The City of Dallas and the Trinity Park Conservancy is seeking citizen input for the multi-phase design process for Harold …
Learn how to conserve water this fall
City of Dallas Water Conservation is hosting several events this fall, where Dallas residents can learn how to best conserve …