Forest Landowner Briefings VII

Forest Landowner Briefings VI

El Servicio Forestal de Texas A&M y la Asociación Forestal de Texas recibieron hoy el Premio Legado Azul 2024 – Legado de Compromiso en la Conferencia Water for Texas.

Technical Guidelines and Quality Assurance Standards for Longleaf Pine

Information about the Texas Forest Legacy Program

Information about the Shaded Releaf program

Información sobre el programa de mejoramiento de árboles

Information the Forest Stewardship Program offered through Texas A&M Forest Service.

Forest Fast Break carbon capture fact sheet and quiz.

Texas Forest Carbon Clock displays the real-time tons of carbon captured from the atmosphere and stored in Texas forests.

The Shaded ReLeaf Dashboard helps Rio Grande Valley communities most impacted by excessive heat. It combines geospatial satellite data, Social Vulnerability Index, and tree canopy info to guide strategic, high-impact tree planting initiatives.

Healthy Trees, Healthy Lives uses research to guide tree planting for better mental and physical health. Trees enhance well-being through tree-lined streets, treescapes near schools and medical facilities, and nearby greenspaces.

The Texas Forest Action Plan is the state’s plan to make sure that Texas forest resources are effectively managed and conserved. You can explore the data behind the plan in our Forest Action Plan Data Explorer.

Geographic data file (GPX format) of the hiking trail at the Fairchild State Forest

The My City’s Trees application enables anyone to access Urban FIA Data and produce custom analyses and reports.

The Timber Supply Analysis website provides estimates of timberland area and standing timber, growth, and removals within a user-defined area in the U.S. South.

The Forest Drought application allows users to explore past, current, and future drought conditions on Texas forestland, bringing together data from the U.S. Drought Monitor, NOAA, and Texas A&M Forest Service. You can create a custom report to save or share.

The Texas Forest Information Portal is the one-stop shop for everything related to trees and forests in Texas. This interactive, spatially based platform is designed for landowners, communities, professionals, and the general public to find useful insights into Texas forest resources.

information on CWPP program

Guidelines for Geocaching permits, locations, containers and content

An informational brochure describing genetic diversity and its role in tree improvement

Pamphlet with information on meeting the South’s water needs

Information on landscaping to reduce wildfire risk

Texas Forest Legacy Summary

Community planning guide helping to preserve the natural environment in communities experiencing rapid population growth

Highlights from the tenth round (2018) of BMP Implementation Monitoring in Texas.

Non-technical summary version of the forestry BMP guidelines in Texas

Highlights from the ninth round (2015) of BMP Implementation Monitoring in Texas

A comprehensive strategic plan to address forest-related conditions, trends, threats, and opportunities as identified in the September 2008 Texas Statewide Assessment of Forest Resources

Analysis of urban forest benefits and tree canopy

Results of a survey to determine the perspective of Texas landowners in ecosystem services marketing

Overview of the Forest Inventory and Analysis program in Texas

Summary of a forest wood waste estimation study in East and Central Texas

El Servicio Forestal de Texas A&M y la Asociación Forestal de Texas recibieron hoy el Premio Legado Azul 2024 – Legado de Compromiso en la Conferencia Water for Texas.

Geographic data file (GPX format) of the hiking trail at the Fairchild State Forest

Texas Forest Carbon Clock displays the real-time tons of carbon captured from the atmosphere and stored in Texas forests.

The Shaded ReLeaf Dashboard helps Rio Grande Valley communities most impacted by excessive heat. It combines geospatial satellite data, Social Vulnerability Index, and tree canopy info to guide strategic, high-impact tree planting initiatives.

Healthy Trees, Healthy Lives uses research to guide tree planting for better mental and physical health. Trees enhance well-being through tree-lined streets, treescapes near schools and medical facilities, and nearby greenspaces.

The Texas Forest Action Plan is the state’s plan to make sure that Texas forest resources are effectively managed and conserved. You can explore the data behind the plan in our Forest Action Plan Data Explorer.

The My City’s Trees application enables anyone to access Urban FIA Data and produce custom analyses and reports.

The Timber Supply Analysis website provides estimates of timberland area and standing timber, growth, and removals within a user-defined area in the U.S. South.

The Forest Drought application allows users to explore past, current, and future drought conditions on Texas forestland, bringing together data from the U.S. Drought Monitor, NOAA, and Texas A&M Forest Service. You can create a custom report to save or share.

The Texas Forest Information Portal is the one-stop shop for everything related to trees and forests in Texas. This interactive, spatially based platform is designed for landowners, communities, professionals, and the general public to find useful insights into Texas forest resources.

Forest Landowner Briefings VII

Forest Landowner Briefings VI

Technical Guidelines and Quality Assurance Standards for Longleaf Pine

Information about the Texas Forest Legacy Program

Information about the Shaded Releaf program

Información sobre el programa de mejoramiento de árboles

Information the Forest Stewardship Program offered through Texas A&M Forest Service.

Forest Fast Break carbon capture fact sheet and quiz.

information on CWPP program

Guidelines for Geocaching permits, locations, containers and content

An informational brochure describing genetic diversity and its role in tree improvement

Pamphlet with information on meeting the South’s water needs

Information on landscaping to reduce wildfire risk

Texas Forest Legacy Summary

Community planning guide helping to preserve the natural environment in communities experiencing rapid population growth

Highlights from the tenth round (2018) of BMP Implementation Monitoring in Texas.

Non-technical summary version of the forestry BMP guidelines in Texas

Highlights from the ninth round (2015) of BMP Implementation Monitoring in Texas

A comprehensive strategic plan to address forest-related conditions, trends, threats, and opportunities as identified in the September 2008 Texas Statewide Assessment of Forest Resources

Analysis of urban forest benefits and tree canopy

Results of a survey to determine the perspective of Texas landowners in ecosystem services marketing

Overview of the Forest Inventory and Analysis program in Texas

Summary of a forest wood waste estimation study in East and Central Texas