We are a non-profit formed to engage, empower and connect communities with opportunities to preserve a clean, green, and sustainable planet. We focus on local action, including forestation, restoration, and education, to address global climate change. Join our movement to help protect the only home we have!

In March, add native flowers or start a small garden this spring to support bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, boost local biodiversity, and create a healthier ecosystem.

Grow Together in Arlington

Volunteers joined One Earth One Chance, the City of Arlington, and FIFA World Cup 26™ Dallas Organizing Committee on March 27 to plant 18 trees at Dr. Robert Cluck Linear Park, helping create a greener, healthier community. 

OEOC at University of North Texas

One Earth One Chance joined panels at this student-driven Sustainability and Circular Economy Conference, exploring real-world sustainable business solutions. Highlights included expert panels, student research, startup pitches, Q&A sessions, and networking with professionals in the field.

Grow Together in Dallas

Join Us to this April, as One Earth One Chance, in partnership with the City of Dallas and Texas Trees Foundation, will plant 50 trees at Frankford Park—and we need your help! Help us replace the aging canopy and enjoy the many benefits of trees: cooler homes, cleaner air, reduced flooding, higher property values, and better health. Come be part of a greener, healthier Dallas!

Green Ambassador Certificate Workshop + Cleanup April 2026

Join us for the 2-day final workshop of our Green Ambassador Certificate community education series in partnership with UTD and multiple DFW cities. This is part of the Green Ambassador Certificate community education series presented by industry experts and focused on real-world solutions, that began in June 2025.

Green Citizen Speaker Series: Sustainable Diets

OEOC’s instructor Karen Chambers will present at the East MK Learning Garden on the environmental and health benefits of plant-based, organic, and locally sourced foods. Part of the One Earth One Chance Green Citizen Speaker Series, this session is a great opportunity to explore sustainable choices and spark climate-conscious conversations.

DFW Youth Climate Conference and Entrepreneurship Competition

One Earth One Chance and UT Dallas are hosting this in-person event on April 18, 2026, at UTD JSOM, giving high school and college students a unique chance to explore climate change and its impact on the DFW region.

The morning features five panels on climate drivers, mitigation, adaptation, careers, and research. The afternoon includes a team competition to win seed funding for climate action projects.

Habitat Restoration at Monarch View Park

On April 18, 2026, 9 AM–12 PM, One Earth One Chance partners with Blackland Prairie Master Naturalists, Frisco High, and Centennial High to plant native perennials and grasses at 1900 Koehn Dr, Frisco, TX. Help restore pollinator habitats, remove invasive species, and support urban wildlife.

Celebrate Earth Day with a Tree Planting in Richardson

Join One Earth One Chance and the City of Richardson on April 22, 2026, 9–11 AM at Crowley Park, South Pavilion to plant 50 trees and celebrate Earth Day! Help dig, plant, and mulch while making a lasting impact on the local environment.

Earth Bazaar

Join One Earth One Chance for a fun, hands-on event to celebrate our planet! Explore zero waste activities, shop sustainable products, enjoy native tree planting, and take part in educational and entertaining workshops including arts, gardening, yoga, Bolly Zumba, and more. Get inspired to make greener choices every day!

The latest edition of the Sustainably Wired Podcast is here

Tune in to see how technology and innovation can help solve problems like waste, pollution, and climate change. We feature conversations with experts and change makers that are making a local impact.

Our Eco TikTok is here!

Tune in for fresh, inspiring content focused on sustainability and eco-friendly living. Learn why sustainability matters and how our everyday choices affect people, the planet, and future generations.