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Texas A&M Forest Service warns that unseasonably warm and dry conditions combined with freeze-cured grasses could spark more wildfires during the holidays.

Texas A&M Forest Service is offering over $1.2 million in grant funding through the Community Forestry Grants program to enhance community forestry initiatives throughout the state.

More than four million real Christmas trees are purchased annually in Texas, an important contributor to the Texas economy.

Texas A&M Forest Service approved an additional $17.6 million in funding to award 687 fire and rescue equipment grants and 66 dry hydrant grants to Texas volunteer fire departments today.

Texas A&M Forest Service held the agency’s annual personnel meeting yesterday in Bryan, Texas.

Texas forest and woodland landowners are eligible to receive up to $80,000 for reforestation practices on their property.

After devastating flooding that struck Central Texas this summer, three Texas volunteer fire departments received donations of essential emergency response equipment through Texas A&M Forest Service’s Helping Hands Program.

Foresters and staff members from Texas A&M Forest Service celebrated Texas Arbor Day on Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, with school presentations, tree plantings and tree giveaways across the state.

Governor Greg Abbott has issued a proclamation declaring November 7, 2025, to be Texas Arbor Day.

Texas A&M Forest Service warns of increased wildfire danger, as changing weather conditions impact the state.