Texan by Nature, a Texas-led conservation nonprofit founded by former First Lady Laura Bush, has honored companies with Texas operations that have made a demonstrative commitment to conservation in the second annual Texan by Nature 20.

North Texas companies that made the list include Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, North Texas Municipal Water District, Harvest Seasonal Kitchen and Vistra.

The others honored are American Campus Communities, CEMEX, Cirrus Logic, Citi, City of San Antonio Office of Sustainability, Dell Technologies, Farmer Brothers, H-E-B, Marathon Petroleum Corporation, Overland Partners Architects + Urban Design, Plateau Land & Wildlife Management and Braun & Gresham, PLLC, Sanderson Farms, Inc., Stantec, Sysco, Target and Texas Health Resources.

Texas is fortunate to have industry leaders that see the value in partnering with conservation initiatives and developing innovative, sustainable methods and processes within their business. “At Texan by Nature, we accelerate conservation efforts that are beneficial to our natural resources, health, and economic prosperity,” says Joni Carswell, CEO and president of Texan by Nature. “It is an honor to showcase and celebrate conservation led by Texas-based businesses that pairs our wealth of natural and business resources.”

For more information, visit TexanByNature.org.