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Anne Schrager April 16, 2021 Earth Day, the worldwide day of environmental activism held annually since 1970, returns on Thursday, April 22. April 17-25 is also National Park Week, which features special programs, events and digital experiences focused on the natural world. Celebrate this year’s official Earth Day theme, “Together, We Can Restore Our Earth,” and activate change for good with many in-person options in the Bay Area, as well as virtual offerings for all. San Francisco has planned a second year of celebrating the holiday virtually with a robust lineup of dynami...

White Oak, Buffalo Bayou to become new home of new art mural dedicated to migratory birds Tags:  "Confluence" is currently being developed near UH-Downtown (Anthony Rathbun, Houston Parks Board) HOUSTON – A new mural is being installed at two of Houston’s bayous near the University of Houston-Downtown dedicated to the migratory birds of Houston’s major waterways. The mural, titled “Confluence,” is being developed by Jane Kim, co-founder of Ink Dwell studio and commissioned by Houston Parks Board and in collaboration with Buffalo Bayou Partnership. It tells a story about birds and h...

New mural at White Oak and Buffalo Bayous takes flight in East End New mural at White Oak and Buffalo Bayous takes flight in East End Photo by Anthony Rathbun Photo by Anthony Rathbun Locals who traverse the trails along White Oak and Buffalo Bayous are no doubt aware of the scenic feasts the vistas afford. Now, hikers and cyclists can look forward to a new view, courtesy of a striking new art installation. Dubbed Confluence, the new mural by artist Jane Kim of Ink Dwell studio, showcases Houston’s native birds. The mural is backed by the Houston Parks Board and Buffalo Bayou Partnership...

The bird vote, Mr. Peanut’s shock sacrifice, Spike Lee’s Viagra: 10 of the strangest stories of 2020 Updated Dec 27, 2020; Facebook Share But it’s also been a deeply weird year, and weirdness sometimes can be wonderful. To be clear, this particular roundup of the Year That Was will offer nothing about politics. We all know our politics has become very weird -- and very divisive. We’re going to concentrate instead on the kind of weird that unites us, the quirky and goofy kind that elicits a collective, Say what now? Below is our Top 10 list of strange news. The list, like 2020, could...