Linda Pavlik, a strategic communications consultant and president of the Women in the Environment’s Board of Directors, has been named to the Resource Conservation Council (RCC), a regional solid waste advisory committee working with the North Central Texas Council of Governments. Its 30 committee members include individuals from local governments, the private sector, and environmental and…
Women in the Environment would like to share the announcement of the grand opening of Goodwill’s newest store in Mineral Wells. They are having a grand opening celebration and ribbon cutting on May 30, at 9:00 AM with music, giveaways, food, and lots of shopping! One of our Board Members, Beth Reneau, works for Goodwill…
In honor of Women’s History month, we would like to share this post from an event Women in the Environment hosted in 2022. Women in the Environment’s annual Women’s History Month Celebration March 2022 was a great success! We enjoyed lunch, provided by Glory House, at One Arts Plaza. And we were treated to a…
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 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…
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…
Cynthia (Cyndi) Bishop is listed first in D Magazine’s 2023 recent roll-out of the Best Environmental Lawyers in the Dallas-Fort Worth region. She is a longtime member of Women in the Environment, having held numerous leadership positions through the years. For 30 years, she has been assisting clients nationwide, resolving environmental problems through her experience…
For the fifth consecutive year, Fort Worth INC. Magazine named Linda Pavlik one of the 400 Most Influential People in Fort Worth, those years being 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020 and 2019. She is the owner and president of Pavlik and Associates, an award-winning strategic communications firm whose client base includes private companies, governmental entities and…
Air North Texas recognizes the City of Irving for its “Outstanding Educational Advertising Materials” informing residents about air quality through regular email blasts, including on high ozone days. Clean Air Action Day and ozone messages were distributed on different social media platforms. The City of Irving also issued a Clean Air Action Day proclamation. Air…
