Esparanza Elementary transformed decades of asphalt into native habitat, planting 32 shade trees and removing 30,000+ sq ft of blacktop through iterative projects with community partners; educators say the new campus supports instruction, social-emotional learning and biodiversity.

Flagstaff residents reduce water use by adopting native plants and grasses.

Commissioner Dell explains rain garden design and maintenance for city's stormwater solutions.

Sandy Springs showcases newly blossomed wildflowers welcoming residents and visitors.

Lee County ZBA adopts findings on solar projects and supporting infrastructure requirements.

Richmond partners on a clean water project using native plants and green infrastructure.

Council discusses revisions to allow diverse plantings while maintaining public sight lines.

Council discusses partnerships with Monarch Research for native oasis and rebate programs.

AB132 increases guzzler capacity and pipe length for wildlife water provisions.

Committee discusses HB 251 to remove sunset date for successful pollinator pilot program.