To enhance the quality of life of the Texans we serve through water stewardship, energy and community service.

To provide outdoor nature opportunities to local residents and tourists.

To empower everyone to discover, grow, learn, and play through our programs, services, and resources.

Our mission is to connect people to their environment, teach respect for the Earth and its beings, and to promote a commitment to lifelong learning.

With a focus on regenerative agriculture, McDowell Farm school empowers students to immerse themselves in our food system through exploration and inquiry.

To protect the region's biodiversity by promoting open space preservation, conserving natural communities, and fostering awareness through environmental education and outdoor recreation.

We are an innovative park system that inspires connectivity to the outdoors through fun, sustainable, diverse experiences.

McMac Cx, LLC., is a mission focused Social Enterprise leveraging advanced Social Tech to construct pathways to healthy Communities where Businesses prosper, Humans thrive and Nature flourishes. McMac Cx creates performance outcome transparency and accountability within the Built Environment, giving our Clients the decision ready data that allows them to implement the best designs, advanced technologies and proven processes maximizing the ability of all buildings and all connected communities to be healthy, efficient and prosperous.

Through the classes of Medicine Bow, nature takes on new values as the source of food, medicine, craft materials, fire, tools, shelter and, primitive weaponry.

Our vision is to create a cleaner, greener city and raise awareness that every citizen has an impact on the quality of the water that flows on our roads to the Gulf of Mexico and how our daily inactions impact the globe.

Mercer Botanic Gardens spans over 400 acres of land in Humble, Texas. Aldine Westfield Road divides the property into the east side botanic gardens and the west side arboretum. The botanic gardens consists of over 60 acres of beautifully maintained gardens that feature bamboo, color displays, daylilies, endangered species, ferns, gingers, herbs, tropicals, and more. The East Side also has an extensive walking trail system, a Remembrance Walk for memorials and honorariums, ponds, a visitors’ center, courtyard plaza, plus much more.