I came across this idea while reading an excellent book, Carbon: The Book of Life , by Paul Hawken, an environmentalist, entrepreneur, and significant influence on me and my work. Paul
From food rescue to addressing systemic poverty, the San Antonio Food Bank works to reduce hunger and build long-term solutions for a stronger community. A Growing Crisis, A Committed Response
In a little over a decade, Houston housed over 28,000 people who were experiencing homelessness. The U.S.’s 4th largest city and Texas’ largest has cut its total
On a warm early afternoon in October at Mission San Juan, San Antonio’s Certified Deconstruction Contractor Training was in full swing. Here, participants gathered to learn how to carefully
Austin, Texas. A city that’s near and dear to my wife and I’s love story. It’s where we met. And in a short time after, it’s
The announcement of the Arboretum San Antonio marked a major step toward creating a sanctuary for trees and green space on San Antonio’s South Side. At a press event
The San Antonio River is more than just a body of water. Its water has shaped the history, culture, and development of the city for centuries. The river is the