Award-winning project was largest container of its type in the U.S.; Now it is being turned to as an example as officials grapple with policies after drought, wildfires More than 20 years later, the ...

They shuffled through the gloomy, curving entryway to the Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern, the space lit with eerie, knee-high lights. A guide ushered them into the dark expanse, pincushioned by thin ...

They might catch your eye as you hike up the hills near Dolores Park, walk through the Richmond fog, or stroll the quiet streets of Cole Valley: red brick circles are embedded in dozens of San ...

Details: $8-$10, free on the first Thursday of the month. Special event schedules and more information at buffalobayou.org. Because of the water table, it’s pretty rare for Houstonians to spend any ...

Water conservation seems increasingly important to my husband and me as we watch large Ohio farmers use water from aquifers to irrigate their fields. Instead of depleting aquifers, we’ve chosen to ...

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HOUSTON — What we now call the Buffalo Bayou Cistern was built about 100 years ago, but it just opened to the public in 2016, which means you can take a walk through Houston history. "This is just one ...