US EditionA Texas teenager helped his border community win a $13 million grant to improve the environment
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A Texas teenager helped his border community win a $13 million grant to improve the environment
Ramon Rodriguez, Founder of Project Homeleaf and Elvira Hermosillo, Big Bend Conservation Alliance Programs Director pose for a photo in Presidio in January. Photo by Sarah M. Vasquez for The Texas Tribune. By CARLOS NOGUERAS RAMOS, THE TEXAS TRIBUNE May 30, 2025 ODESSA — When he was 13, Ramon Rodriguez stood before the Presidio City Council. He had a vision for his hometown, a hot, arid border community. He wanted the council to create a depar…
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