Women in the Environment was featured in Natural Awakenings magazine this month, and shared about some of our upcoming events and plans. Natural Awakenings is a healthy living magazine centered around the Dallas – Fort Worth Metroplex. Their mission is to “provide insights and information to improve the quality of life physically, mentally, emotionally, and…
Women in the Environment had an amazing day at Embassy Suites in Denton as we learned about their LEED Certification and sustainability practices at the hotel and convention center. Complete with lunch at Houligan’s and a tour of the facility, we learned so much together and had a great time. Thank you Embassy for hosting…
Thank you, Mind Your Garden and Texas Health Blue Zones for welcoming Women in the Environment and giving us a tour of the farm. It was a beautiful day and we loved to join in to learn what you are doing and the steps we can all take toward our own gardens and farms. Piloted…
Current members and new members gathered together last week at Rudy’s BBQ for some delicious food, great conversation, and networking to discuss the upcoming 2024 year ahead. We have great plans this year for women in various industries to come together for fun and learning. Mark your calendars for some great upcoming events: March 21…
Women in the Environment is pleased to announce the addition of two new Board members. We look forward to an exciting year ahead. Welcome Christina and Savannah. Savannah Dosher is the Environmental Programs Coordinator for the City of Irving. She has a Bachelor’s of Science in Biology from Arizona State University, and an Associate of…
Champion Waste & Recycling Services, based in Dallas, has spearheaded food waste management through a state-of-the-art composting facility. Founded by Paul and Michelle Kuhar, third-generation waste industry leaders, the company identified and tackled the challenge of diverting food waste from landfills since 2008. Their specialized facility processes 400 tons of food waste daily, alongside green…
Women in the Environment proudly participated in Dallas College’s annual sustainability conference again this year. The full-day gathering included numerous exhibitors and collaborators, sharing their stories and environmental initiatives with the several hundred attendees. Keynote speaker William Kamkwamba, Malawian inventor, engineer and author gained remarkable renown in 2001 when he built a wind turbine to power electrical…
Women in the Environment and Texas Woman’s University Women in the Environment and Texas Woman’s University hosted “Environmental Science and Civic Engagement,” attended by biochemistry and environmental science students. Panelists included: Also, as a part of the symposium, participates toured the Jane Nelson Institute for Women’s Leadership. The former Texas state Senator established the center…
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Perot Museum during their Thursdays on Tap event. From incredible food truck eats to having free roam of all the interactive exhibits, a great time was had by all—plus we had the chance to kick back, mingle, and network with our awesome WE members. Picture this:…
From North Texas Healthy Communities: the Culled Produce Recovery Project, emphasizing food insecurity in Dallas-Fort Worth and beyond Food waste, overtaxed landfills, and food insecurity are complex issues. Solutions come with vision, partnership, and passion. The Produce Recovery Project is one solution, designed to keep viable produce out of the landfills and into the hands…
