TreeFolks In the News

“The western half of Travis County, home to the city of Austin, is famous for its Hill Country vistas, limestone canyons and cypress-lined rivers and streams. However, the eastern half of [...]

“Karen Holland lives on five acres on top of a hill on McAlister Road in the heart of Bastrop County’s pine forest. However, when two devastating wildfires swept through Bastrop County in [...]

After two consecutive devastating wildfires in Bastrop County destroyed a large portion of the iconic Lost Pines forest, a local forestry organization is continuing its next phase in replanting [...]

Austin, Texas, November 28, 2018 –  There’s nothing as lovely as a tree — or as promising a tool for alleviating climate change. By planting native trees along the edges of creeks in East [...]

“Austin nonprofits can help you play a role in taking climate action. Aside from taking those small steps above, consider taking extra steps to support those organizations building a better [...]