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Urban Ecosystems

Whether you want to create a pollinator garden, start harvesting rainwater or learn about the importance of where you get your food, one of our dedicated members, Emmy U., has collected a comprehensive set of resources for you to explore and become inspired to try and live more sustainably within an urban environment. Part of our Texas Master Naturalist training is learning the changes we can make even just in our backyards to make a difference.

Biodiversity, Energy, Food and more ReferencesDownload
Know-more-do-more: rain harvesting, pollinator gardens, food, etc.Download

We recommend this awesome book to get you started in your own yard!

Book cover for Nature's Best Hope by Douglas Tallamy

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