One Less Plastic Pledge
GBEP and its partners are helping to raise awareness of the issues associated with single-use plastics. We are asking that people pledge to reduce their use or remove from use […]
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One Less Plastic Pledge – Galveston Cleanup
Menard Park 2222 28th Street, Galveston, TexasJoin the Turtle Island Restoration Network for a cleanup on Galveston Island on July 5. For more information, contact maggie@tirn.net.
Galveston Bay Council Quarterly Meeting
Harris-Galveston Subsidence District Office 1660 W. Bay Area Blvd, Friendswood, TX, United StatesThis will be the July meeting of the Galveston Bay Council. For more information about the Galveston Bay Council, you can visit the GBEP website or email Lisa Marshall, GBEP Program Manager, at Lisa.Marshall@tceq.texas.gov.
One Less Plastic Pledge – Jones State Forest Cleanup
Jones State Forest 1328 FM 1488, Conroe, TexasJoin the Texas A&M Forest Service for this cleanup event at Jones State Forest in Conroe. For more information, email jaden.kelly@tfs.tamu.edu.
One Less Plastic Pledge – Brock Adventure Park Cleanup
Brock Park 8201 John Ralston Rd, Houston, TexasJoin the Galveston Bay Foundation at Brock Adventure Park for this cleanup in support of the One Less Plastic Pledge. For more information, email LScobel@galvbay.org.
One Less Plastic Pledge Cleanup
University of Houston-Clear Lake 2700 Bay Area Blvd, Houston, TX, United StatesGBEP is partnering with the Environmental Institute of Houston at the University of Houston-Clear Lake to do a campus cleanup in support of the One Less Plastic Pledge. For more information, you can email gbep@tceq.texas.gov or oakley@uhcl.edu.
One Less Plastic Pledge – East Beach Cleanup
R.A. Apffel East Beach Park 1923 Boddeker Rd, Galveston, TX, United StatesJoin SPLASh for this cleanup event at Galveston's East Beach in support of the One Less Plastic Pledge. For more information, email CDannenfelser@abcbords.org.
Bird Walk at E.R. and Ann Taylor Park
E.R. & Ann Taylor Park 1850 Reed Rd., Houston, TexasJoin Zoe Gapayao from the Galveston Bay Estuary Program, along with Houston Audubon and Nature Heritage Society for a guided bird walk at E.R. & Ann Taylor Park! This park is a 26-acre forest oasis in southern Houston. Standing at the entrance to the park, at 1850 Reed Road, one has a clear view of […]