Bob Curry

Bob Curry is a prominent figure in urban agriculture in Dallas, Texas. He served as the first Director of Urban Agriculture for the City of Dallas, where he worked to establish the city's inaugural urban agriculture program.12 With a background in both business and gardening, Curry has dedicated his career to addressing environmental issues and improving food security in Dallas.2

Professional Background

Business Experience:: Before joining the City of Dallas, Curry had a diverse career in business, including experience with Fortune 500 companies and small startups.1

City of Dallas:: Curry worked for the City of Dallas for 15 years, culminating in his role as the Director of Urban Agriculture.1

Education and Expertise

Curry holds a Bachelor's degree in Business from the University of Missouri and a Master's degree from the University of Kansas.1 His expertise extends beyond urban agriculture:

• Gardening: He is a lifelong gardener and founding member of three community gardens in Dallas.1
• Housing Conditions: Curry has been recognized by national organizations for his work in improving housing conditions to reduce childhood asthma in Dallas.1

Achievements and Recognition

Curry's efforts in urban agriculture and public health have garnered attention from several prestigious organizations:

• National Center for Healthy Housing
• American Public Health Association
• Environmental Protection Agency

These organizations have acknowledged his work in improving housing conditions and its impact on reducing childhood asthma in Dallas.1

Current Focus

As of the most recent information available, Curry's goal is to focus his energy and creative wisdom on environmental issues that benefit the people of Dallas.2 He continues to work towards increasing food supplies and eliminating food insecurity within the Dallas population.1