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FIND A TEXAS COVID-19 TEST SITE NEAR YOU

This website allows Texans to find the nearest COVID-19 and antibody test collection site. The map can help you locate drive-thru and walk-in sites located near you or scheduled to be established near you. Learn more by exploring the map.

CAREERS

Texas A&M Forest Service offers careers that can take you anywhere from a wildfire line defending lives and homes, to a forest protecting and conserving Texas natural resources to a computer working on a new application to create solutions for Texans across the state.

COMMENTS REQUESTED: FOREST ACTION PLAN UPDATE

Texas A&M Forest Service is currently updating the Texas Forest Action Plan and is requesting comments to consider during its development. Please share your thoughts by clicking the image.

NEWSROOM			EVENTS
Escape and connect with Texas A&M Forest Service podcast Texas A&M Forest Service podcast, “Trees Are Key”, is reminding listeners to get outside and explore during stay-at-home times. Celebrating five years this spring, the short, weekly podcast helps listeners better care for their trees by featuring short lessons and weekly tree highlights. more...	May the forest be with you during COVID-19 and beyond As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact the nation, our healthcare workers, first responders and essential workers are heroically keeping the nation afloat. But there’s one underlying constant, or force, if you will, that touches and protects us all. It’s the unsung hero: the forest. more...		___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________
__________________________________ Texas A&M Forest Service urges citizens to prepare their communities for wildfire season While Texans are doing things differently this spring and summer, the threat of wildfire is constant. Texas A&M Forest Service encourages Texans to take part in National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) Wildfire Community Preparedness Day. more...	__________________________________ Spring is prime time for pests to infest pine trees Spring and warm weather are finally here, bringing new growth and life. But they also bring increased forest pest activity. Now is the time for landowners to check their trees for signs of pests and/or pest damage. more...


FIND A TEXAS COVID-19 TEST SITE NEAR YOU This website allows Texans to find the nearest COVID-19 and antibody test collection site. The map can help you locate drive-thru and walk-in sites located near you or scheduled to be established near you. Learn more by exploring the map. CAREERS Texas A&M Forest Service offers careers that can take you anywhere from a wildfire line defending lives and homes, to a forest protecting and conserving Texas natural resources to a computer working on a new application to create solutions for Texans across the state. COMMENTS REQUESTED: FOREST ACTION PLAN UPDATE Texas A&M Forest Service is currently updating the Texas Forest Action Plan and is requesting comments to consider during its development. Please share your thoughts by clicking the image.
NEWSROOM
Escape and connect with Texas A&M Forest Service podcast Texas A&M Forest Service podcast, “Trees Are Key”, is reminding listeners to get outside and explore during stay-at-home times. Celebrating five years this spring, the short, weekly podcast helps listeners better care for their trees by featuring short lessons and weekly tree highlights. more...
May the forest be with you during COVID-19 and beyond As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact the nation, our healthcare workers, first responders and essential workers are heroically keeping the nation afloat. But there’s one underlying constant, or force, if you will, that touches and protects us all. It’s the unsung hero: the forest. more...
Texas A&M Forest Service urges citizens to prepare their communities for wildfire season While Texans are doing things differently this spring and summer, the threat of wildfire is constant. Texas A&M Forest Service encourages Texans to take part in National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) Wildfire Community Preparedness Day. more...
Spring is prime time for pests to infest pine trees Spring and warm weather are finally here, bringing new growth and life. But they also bring increased forest pest activity. Now is the time for landowners to check their trees for signs of pests and/or pest damage. more...

FIND A TEXAS COVID-19 TEST SITE NEAR YOU

CAREERS

COMMENTS REQUESTED: FOREST ACTION PLAN UPDATE

NEWSROOM

EVENTS

FIND A TEXAS COVID-19 TEST SITE NEAR YOU

CAREERS

COMMENTS REQUESTED: FOREST ACTION PLAN UPDATE

TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE

TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE