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GRANT FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR VEGETATIVE FUEL BREAKS

Landowners in the high plains region of Texas may be eligible for funding that would assist in the creation of vegetative fuel breaks on private lands.

DON'T MOVE FIREWOOD

Protect Texas land and forests from invasive insects and disease. Obtain your holiday firewood from local sources or a trusted vendor close to home. Diseased firewood may carry invasive pests and threaten our native trees and forests.

REDUCE TEXAS WILDFIRE RISK

Reducing vegetation by thinning, trimming trees and removing ladder fuels, can decrease the spread and intensity of wildfire. It can also increase the chances for firefighters to control the fire. Learn more about community wildfire preparedness programs.

NEWSROOM

Oak wilt disease threatens Texas oaks in spring

From February through June, oak trees should not be pruned or wounded to prevent the spread of oak wilt disease. Texas A&M Forest Service reminds Texans that it is especially critical to avoid pruning oaks in Texas counties affected by oak wilt.

“Trees Are Key” Podcast reaches 100,000 listens

Recently, our podcast, “Trees Are Key with Paul Johnson” celebrated a milestone. As of February 7, our free, weekly podcast has received more than 100,000 listens. “Trees Are Key” is hosted by Paul Johnson, Texas A&M Forest Service Community Forestry Program Leader.

Annual workshop to assist forest landowners with 2018 tax preparation
Tax season is fast approaching and forest landowners may want to refresh their knowledge of timber tax laws. The 2019 Texas Timber Income and Property Tax Workshop will be held on February 11 from 8 am to 5 pm at the Civic Center in Diboll, Texas.

GRANT FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR VEGETATIVE FUEL BREAKS

Landowners in the high plains region of Texas may be eligible for funding that would assist in the creation of vegetative fuel breaks on private lands.

DON'T MOVE FIREWOOD

Protect Texas land and forests from invasive insects and disease. Obtain your holiday firewood from local sources or a trusted vendor close to home. Diseased firewood may carry invasive pests and threaten our native trees and forests.

REDUCE TEXAS WILDFIRE RISK

Reducing vegetation by thinning, trimming trees and removing ladder fuels, can decrease the spread and intensity of wildfire. It can also increase the chances for firefighters to control the fire. Learn more about community wildfire preparedness programs.

NEWSROOM

2/19/2019 4:10:00 AM
Oak wilt disease threatens Texas oaks in spring

From February through June, oak trees should not be pruned or wounded to prevent the spread of oak wilt disease. Texas A&M Forest Service reminds Texans that it is especially critical to avoid pruning oaks in Texas counties affected by oak wilt.

2/7/2019 9:30:00 PM
“Trees Are Key” Podcast reaches 100,000 listens

Recently, our podcast, “Trees Are Key with Paul Johnson” celebrated a milestone. As of February 7, our free, weekly podcast has received more than 100,000 listens. “Trees Are Key” is hosted by Paul Johnson, Texas A&M Forest Service Community Forestry Program Leader.

1/22/2019 4:00:00 PM
Annual workshop to assist forest landowners with 2018 tax preparation
Tax season is fast approaching and forest landowners may want to refresh their knowledge of timber tax laws. The 2019 Texas Timber Income and Property Tax Workshop will be held on February 11 from 8 am to 5 pm at the Civic Center in Diboll, Texas.

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GRANT FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR VEGETATIVE FUEL BREAKS

DON'T MOVE FIREWOOD

REDUCE TEXAS WILDFIRE RISK

NEWSROOM

GRANT FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR VEGETATIVE FUEL BREAKS

DON'T MOVE FIREWOOD

REDUCE TEXAS WILDFIRE RISK

TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE

TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE