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HURRICANE LANDOWNER ASSISTANCE

Hurricane Delta made landfall near Creole, Louisiana around 6P on Friday, October 9 as a Category 2 storm, however no hurricane-force winds occurred in Texas. Instead the storm brought maximum sustained winds of 39 to 57 mph to approximately the same region affected by Hurricane Laura 6 weeks prior. Although the impact to East Texas timber was minimal, landowners can contact TFS if they are in need of assistance.

TEXAS ARBOR DAY SCAVENGER HUNT CONTEST

Create your own scavenger hunt bingo game and help make a difference for all Texans. By encouraging members of your community to get out, explore, and make observations about forests and trees near them, you're helping Texans make a personal connection to forests.

MY LAND MANAGEMENT CONNECTOR

Are you a Texas landowner? Meet your land management goals with My Land Management Connector (MLMC), a free web application created by Texas A&M Forest Service. With MLMC, landowners can find qualified service providers that serve their area and connect with neighboring landowners to save on service costs. Create your account today.

NEWSROOM			EVENTS
Wildfire potential reduced statewide with recent rainfall Recent rainfall observed across most of the state has significantly reduced wildfire activity and the potential for large fire growth. more...	Funds available for forest thinning through 2020 Southern Pine Beetle Prevention Program Texas A&M Forest Service is now accepting applications for the 2020 Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) Prevention Cost-Share Program. Through this program, eligible forest landowners can receive financial and technical assistance related to reducing the threat of future SPB infestations and outbreaks. more...		11/01/2020 Applications due for forest thinning through Southern Pine Beetle Prevention Program ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________
__________________________________ After Hurricane Laura, forest landowners can seek help with damaged timber Hurricane Laura trended eastward as it made landfall near Cameron, Louisiana on August 27, 2020, sparing most of the state of Texas from its damaging winds and flooding. However, portions of some of the state’s southeastern counties did experience damage to homes, businesses and timberland. more...	__________________________________ Wildfire potential remains high for southwest Texas this weekend The footprint of wildfire potential has decreased for a large portion of the state after a multi-day rain event. However, the potential for wildfire ignitions will remain high in southwest Texas where critically dry fuels remain. more...


HURRICANE LANDOWNER ASSISTANCE Hurricane Delta made landfall near Creole, Louisiana around 6P on Friday, October 9 as a Category 2 storm, however no hurricane-force winds occurred in Texas. Instead the storm brought maximum sustained winds of 39 to 57 mph to approximately the same region affected by Hurricane Laura 6 weeks prior. Although the impact to East Texas timber was minimal, landowners can contact TFS if they are in need of assistance. TEXAS ARBOR DAY SCAVENGER HUNT CONTEST Create your own scavenger hunt bingo game and help make a difference for all Texans. By encouraging members of your community to get out, explore, and make observations about forests and trees near them, you're helping Texans make a personal connection to forests. MY LAND MANAGEMENT CONNECTOR Are you a Texas landowner? Meet your land management goals with My Land Management Connector (MLMC), a free web application created by Texas A&M Forest Service. With MLMC, landowners can find qualified service providers that serve their area and connect with neighboring landowners to save on service costs. Create your account today.
NEWSROOM
Wildfire potential reduced statewide with recent rainfall Recent rainfall observed across most of the state has significantly reduced wildfire activity and the potential for large fire growth. more...
Funds available for forest thinning through 2020 Southern Pine Beetle Prevention Program Texas A&M Forest Service is now accepting applications for the 2020 Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) Prevention Cost-Share Program. Through this program, eligible forest landowners can receive financial and technical assistance related to reducing the threat of future SPB infestations and outbreaks. more...
After Hurricane Laura, forest landowners can seek help with damaged timber Hurricane Laura trended eastward as it made landfall near Cameron, Louisiana on August 27, 2020, sparing most of the state of Texas from its damaging winds and flooding. However, portions of some of the state’s southeastern counties did experience damage to homes, businesses and timberland. more...
Wildfire potential remains high for southwest Texas this weekend The footprint of wildfire potential has decreased for a large portion of the state after a multi-day rain event. However, the potential for wildfire ignitions will remain high in southwest Texas where critically dry fuels remain. more...

HURRICANE LANDOWNER ASSISTANCE

TEXAS ARBOR DAY SCAVENGER HUNT CONTEST

MY LAND MANAGEMENT CONNECTOR

NEWSROOM

EVENTS

HURRICANE LANDOWNER ASSISTANCE

TEXAS ARBOR DAY SCAVENGER HUNT CONTEST

MY LAND MANAGEMENT CONNECTOR

TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE

TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE