| DATE | TYPE | TITLE | AUTHOR | DESCRIPTION |
| 2022.09.16 | Online | Plant wildflowers in San Antonio now for monarch butterflies' spring migration | Calvin Finch | San Antonio Express News |
| 2022.05.18 | Online | The Community Junction | Conexion Del Rio | Community News |
| 2020.03.07 | Online | Field Trip Notes: Native American Seed |
Karen Beaty | Fine Gardening |
| 2020.01.07 | Online | A River Worth Saving Who Will Protect Unheralded Llano? |
Austin Price | Yale Environment 360 |
| 2018.09.10 | TV | Make Seed Bombs bring wildflowers to NTX |
Daniel Cunningham | NBC DFW |
| 2018.09.01 | Magazine | Helping Texas get back to native roots |
Drew Woolley | Hill Country Telecommunications |
| 2017.02.14 | Newspaper | These seed catalogs offer spring garden inspiration |
Karel Holloway | Dallas Morning News |
| 2016.04.29 | Video | Grow Zone Restoration Technique Seeding and Seed Balls |
Watershed Protection | City of Austin |
| 2016.11.18 | Film Trailer | Houston Prairies: On the Rise |
Free for Edu Use | Katy Prairie Conservancy |
| 2016.10.16 | Film | Monarch Migration in Peril! |
Turk Pipkin | Huffington Post |
| 2016.04.29 | Video | Grow Zone Restoration Seeding Technique & Seed Balls |
Sara Heilman | City of Austin Watershed Protection |
| 2016.04.18 | Film Trailer | Houston Prairies: On the Rise |
Free for Edu Use | Katy Prairie Conservancy |
| 2015.10.18 | Report for Whitehouse (see p 14-15) |
Monarch Recovery from a Milkweed Point of View |
Gary Paul Nabhan, Ina Warren, Orley 'Chip' Taylor |
Make Way for Monarchs Monarch Watch |
| 2015.09.25 | Magazine | Seeds of Hope | Camille Wheeler | TPWD Magazine |
| 2015.09.05 | Radio | Restoring the Earth interview with Bill Neiman |
Salwa Khan | Mothering Earth |
| 2015.04.17 | Article | Native flowers are good for the environment and less work for you |
Elizabeth White-Olsen & Glenn Olsen |
Houston Chronicle |
| 2015.04.01 | Article | It's Wild Out There | Helen Thompson | Texas Co-op Power Magazine |
| 2015.03.01 | Article | A Jaunt to Junction | Melissa Gaskill | Texas Co-op Power Magazine |
| 2015.02.01 | Magazine | Stormwaters Brewing on the Llano River |
Bill Neiman | Texas Wildlife Magazine |
| 2014.11.05 | Video | Finding and Using Appropriate Seeds for Prairie |
Native American Seed Team | State of the Prairie Conference |
| 2014.10.05 | Article | Farmer plows all his efforts into saving monarch butterflies |
Marshall Hinsley | Culture Map |
| 2014.09.04 | Magazine | Trouble in the Kingdom | Eileen Mattel | Texas Co-op Magazine |
| 2014.09.01 | Blog Post | An arid food forest | Anne Stine | The Bee Pasture |
| 2014.08.26 | Article | Truck Stop in Hill Country Threatens Llano River |
Robert Rivard | Rivard Report |
| 2014.08.20 | Article | Master Naturalists Advice on Planting Natives |
Betsy Simnacher | Dallas Morning News |
| 2014.05.13 | Newspaper | Wildscape proves to be sustainable lawn alternative |
Elena Tucker | The Boerne Star |
| 2014.06.12 | Magazine | Going Native | Pamela Walker | Edible Austin |
| 2014.05.12 | Article | Turf Talk: experts say north TX lawns need change |
Julie Thibodeaux | Green Source DFW |
| 2014.03.01 | Magazine | Butterfly on the Brink? | Rob McCorkle | TPWD |
| 2013.10.23 | Newspaper | O Bury Not the Last Prairie | Edward Brown | Fort Worth Weekly |
| 2013.10.01 | TV | Holistic Habitat | Tom Spencer | Central Texas Gardener |
| 2013.09.25 | News | Experts predict Dallas slow to give up St Augustine lawns |
Karel Holloway | Dallas Morning News |
| 2012.10.24 | Newspaper | Neiman to present at Rainwater Revival |
Hill Country Alliance | Junction Eagle |
| 2012.10.01 | Publication p. 6-7 | Oasis Pipeline Fire Recovery through Partnerships |
Scott Richardson | Eye on Nature TPWD |
| 2012.09.01 | Magazine | A Landscape Full of Lessons | Suzanne Labry | Texas Gardener |
| 2012.06.12 | Newspaper | Going Native | Dane Anderson | Westlake Picayune |
| 2012.05.01 | Magazine | Tougher Turf? Go Native |
Julie Herman | Texas Gardener Magazine |
| 2012.04.13 | Radio | Restoration Ecologist Bill Neiman |
Thorne Dreyer | Rag Radio KOOP 91.7FM |
| 2012.02.27 | TV | Unique park to get historic prairie |
Jim Swift | KXAN News |
| 2012.02.21 | Article | Healing hands help heal the land |
Christine Powell | NPSOT |
| 2012.01.03 | Radio | Original Prairie Plants Restored at San Jacinto Monument |
Ed Mayberry | KUHF Houston Public Radio |
| 2011.12.22 | Article | Seed balls ready for planting in Bastrop |
Claire Osborn | Austin American Statesman |
| 2011.12.11 | Article | Team recommends seed mix | Jeff Long | Bastrop Advertiser |
| 2011.12.11 | Radio Podcast | Sun, Dec 11th 2 hr Podcast |
John Dromgoole | Gardening Naturally KLBJ Radio |
| 2011.12.08 | Photo p.4 | It's People Over Arundo |
Sky Lewey | TPWD Texas Watersheds Newsletter |
| 2011.11.02 | Article | Drought Increasing Land Management Gamble |
Dusty Bruns | The Boerne Star |
| 2011.11.01 | Article | How the HOA Was Won Story of my Grass-Free Yard |
Mary Karish | Texas Gardener Magazine |
| 2011.11.02 | Article | Texas Drought Impact on Wildflower Seed Production Cuts Both Ways, PLUS Five Tips for Collecting Wildflower Seeds |
Monica Maeckle | Texas Butterfly Ranch Blog |
| 2011.10.18 | Article | Texas Drought: End Not in Sight | Claire Cardona | Texas Tribune |
| 2011.06.10 | Mention by Actor & Customer | The Last Solid Dude | MJ | Men's Journal |
| 2011.05.01 | Article by Customer | My Prairie Home Companions | Greg Grant | Texas Gardener Magazine |
| 2011.04.01 | Article / Cover Photo | Native Grass Seeds Can Restore Rangelands |
Gary Cutrer | Ranch & Rural Living Magazine |
| 2011.04.01 | Article | Texas Rangelands and Water Tied Together |
Mike Mecke | Ranch & Rural Living Magazine |
| 2011.03.01 | Article | Last Piece of the Puzzle | Suzanne Labry | Texas Gardener Magazine |
| 2011.01.28 | Article | Native Grasses Take Root in Texas | Kate Galbraith | New York Times Texas Tribune |
| 2011.01.28 | Slideshow | Texas Native Grasses | Kate Galbraith | New York Times Texas Tribune |
| 2011.01.28 | Video | A Discussion of Native Seeds | Kate Galbraith | New York Times Texas Tribune |
| 2010.12.30 | Article | Champions Native Grasses | Betsy Friauf | Dallas Morning News |
| 2010.10.27 | Article | Native Wildflowers Beautiful | Michael Parkey | Dallas Morning News |
| 2009.08.19 | Article | Dallas City Home | Mariana Greene | Dallas Morning News |
| 2008.08.27 | Article | Charitable Campaign Help spread Lady Bird's Legacy |
Janet Wilson | Austin American Statesman |
| 2008.06.01 | Article | New Bremen Reserve | KBR Properties | Farm & Ranch Magazine |
| 2007.01.01 | Article | Go Native | Sheryl Smith-Rodgers | Landscapes Magazine |
| 2005.04.01 | Article | Grow a Wildflower Meadow | Barbara Pleasant | Mother Earth News |
| 2002.04.01 | Video | Preparing for Restoration | Interview | Texas Legacy Project |
| 1998.01.01 | Article | Outdoor Education & Seed Balls | Sheryl Smith-Rodgers | Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazine |
| 1991.06.10 | Article | Growing Wild about Nature | Melanie Lee | Tarrant Business |
In the News
Recent News
September 21, 2024 - Texas Country Reporter came out to the farm and spent time with Bill and the team.
March 15, 2024 - Texas Highways Magazine published a story called "Where to Stay among the Wildflowers" and included our Cool River cabin as one of the destinations!
The Hill Country Alliance Night Sky Program helps counties and cities minimize the impacts of light pollution through education and outreach, business and neighborhood recognition programs, the establishment of outdoor lighting policies, and the celebration of starry night skies across the Hill Country region. Here our founder Bill Neiman, who sits on the board for HCA, speaks about what is at stake and where we go from here.
October 17, 2023 - Dusty Rhoads and our Horned Lizard Habitat Mix featured on CBS Texas's Climate Connection.
July 25, 2023 - Night Skies, Our Forgotten Natural Infrastructure: An Editorial from Bill Neiman for Hill Country Alliance
"Our ability to gaze into infinity with the naked eye serves as a needed reminder of just how small we really are in the bigger scheme of things. Seeing into infinity also helps us reflect upon our actual size, and what big messes we can create. It would be all too easy for this universal view of creation to disappear, bit by little bit. As Texans, we are obliged to take responsibility to care for and preserve this often forgotten, but important piece of natural infrastructure."
Dec 14, 2022 - Sean Johnston with the the San Antonio Business Journal did a great feature on our founding family, the Neimans, and their ongoing commitment to teaching people about native plants and habitat restoration.
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