It’s Bobcat, Coyote Mating Season; Be Prepared for More Sightings
It’s now mating season for both coyotes and bobcats, so area residents may see an increase in sightings of the animals over the next few months, as they are part of the natural habitat of North Texas.
“Don’t Mess with Texas” Scholarship Contest Opens
Applications are now available for the Texas Department of Transportation’s 2023 “Don’t Mess with Texas” Scholarship Contest.
NCTCOG Offers Eco-Friendly New Year’s Resolutions
With the new year upon us, the North Central Texas Council of Governments’ Air North Texas division recently offered several ideas for New Year’s resolutions that involve living in a more environmentally friendly fashion.
Recycling Bag Giveaway Schedule for January
Public Services staff will be out in the community each week this month on select afternoons, handing out free blue recycling bags and spreading the word about the benefits of recycling.
Youth Orchestra Members Help Clean Up Mark Twain Creek
Members of the Dallas Asian American Youth Orchestra, a local organization funded in part by the Richardson Cultural Arts Commission, recently had fun together while helping beautify Richardson’s environment by collecting trash at Mark Twain Creek.
Tree Cycle Your Christmas Tree through Feb. 1
Turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost through the City’s Tree Cycling program.
Gift Plants: What to Do with Poinsettias and Christmas Cacti After the Holidays
As the holiday season comes to an end, often so do many plants that are popular holiday gifts, such as poinsettias and Christmas cacti.
“Tree Cycling” Begins Dec. 17
Turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost through the City’s Tree Cycling program.
Holiday Box Recycling Fights Crime, Helps Environment
While large items such as computers and flat screen TVs are often popular holiday gifts, setting out their boxes for trash or recycling pick-up can communicate to would-be thieves about what’s inside your home.
Richardson Cooks Bring On The Grease
Recycling in Richardson isn’t just for cans, bottles and paper. Each year following the Thanksgiving holiday, residents drop off used cooking oil at select locations as part of the City’s annual “Cease the Grease” event, and it’s recycled into biofuels by Texas-based American BioSource.