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Critical fire weather conditions will be present over the Texas Panhandle and West Texas regions Wednesday with a small chance of a weather-caused phenomena called a Southern Plains Wildfire Outbreak.January 9, 2018
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Educational outreach team members who helped incorporate fire resistance ratings into the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Earth-Kind® Plant Selector were awarded a Superior Service Award for a Team today, Jan. 9, at a ceremony in Bryan, Texas.January 9, 2018
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Texas A&M AgriLife has awarded Andrew Crocker, Staff Forester for Texas A&M Forest Service, the 2017 Vice Chancellor’s Award in Excellence for Pubic Service in Forestry.January 9, 2018
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There are 63.2 million acres of forestland across the state of Texas. That’s slightly more area than the entire state of Wyoming. We know how much forestland is in Texas because of Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA), a partnership between the Texas A&M Forest Service and the U.S. Forest Service to collect data throughout the […]December 18, 2017
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December 15, 2016 — BANGS, Texas — Bangs Volunteer Fire Department recently received a $100,000grant through Texas A&M Forest Service’s Rural Volunteer Fire Department Assistance Program. The new vehicle is a 2016 Ford F-550 with a 500-gallon water tank, 30-gallon foam tank, bumper-mountednozzles, and pump, which can be operated from inside the cab, behind the […]December 15, 2017
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Months after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas, Texas A&M Forest Service employees are continuing their work with Texas Department of Transportation, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Texas Division of Emergency Management and Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service to remove and burn vegetative debris left by the hurricane.December 14, 2017
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Port Aransas Volunteer Fire Department received a fire truck today, donated by the Philomont Volunteer Fire Department from Virginia.December 6, 2017
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Over 500 Texas A&M Forest Service employees came together at the agency’s annual personnel meeting Wednesday, Nov. 15.November 15, 2017
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Map-making doesn’t always have to be complicated. This map that shows the growth of Austin over the past 60 years is simply a screen clipping from a website with some text added to it. The orange-ish color is what comprised Austin as of December 31, 1949. The yellow parts were annexed in the 1950s and […]November 11, 2017
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Texans from across the state gathered today in Grand Prairie, Texas to celebrate the State Arbor Day and all the benefits trees provide to people and communities. Festivities were held at Grand Central and featured aNovember 3, 2017