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DEMOLITION SCHEDULED FOR CUDLIPP FORESTRY CENTER

Demolition is scheduled for all buildings and facilities located at the once Cudlipp Forestry Center at 2127 S First Street, Hwy 59 South in Lufkin, Texas. The property is currently for sale and the demolition will make room for new construction for future owners. All Texas A&M Forest Service programs remain in Lufkin, but are relocated to the Hudson district office location on Hwy 94.

TEXAS TIMBER INCOME AND PROPERTY TAX WORKSHOP

Join us in the 2021 Virtual Texas Timber Income and Property Tax Workshop. This half-day online workshop will be held on Tuesday, February 9 from 1:00-5:30P and is designed for forest landowners, consulting foresters, accountants, attorneys, and others who work with forest landowners in matters pertaining to timber taxes.

TEXAS FOREST ACTION PLAN

Texas A&M Forest Service has published the 2020 Texas Forest Action Plan. This plan outlines the status, trends, threats and opportunities facing Texas forests as well as strategies to address these issues. To download a copy, please click the link above. Comments are always accepted and can be provided through an on-line survey.

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Gretchen Riley Receives the Vice Chancellor’s Award in Excellence

Texas A&M Forest Service’s Gretchen Riley received the 2020 Vice Chancellor’s Award in Excellence for Public Service in Forestry today.

National Law Enforcement Day

Texas A&M Forest Service has been a guardian of the state’s natural resources for over 100 years, but not everyone realizes that they have a law enforcement department to help protect and serve.

Demolition of Cudlipp Forestry Center begins
Forestry officials from Texas A&M Forest Service have scheduled demolition for buildings and facilities remaining at the agency’s vacated Lufkin location on S First Street.

DEMOLITION SCHEDULED FOR CUDLIPP FORESTRY CENTER

Demolition is scheduled for all buildings and facilities located at the once Cudlipp Forestry Center at 2127 S First Street, Hwy 59 South in Lufkin, Texas. The property is currently for sale and the demolition will make room for new construction for future owners. All Texas A&M Forest Service programs remain in Lufkin, but are relocated to the Hudson district office location on Hwy 94.

TEXAS TIMBER INCOME AND PROPERTY TAX WORKSHOP

Join us in the 2021 Virtual Texas Timber Income and Property Tax Workshop. This half-day online workshop will be held on Tuesday, February 9 from 1:00-5:30P and is designed for forest landowners, consulting foresters, accountants, attorneys, and others who work with forest landowners in matters pertaining to timber taxes.

TEXAS FOREST ACTION PLAN

Texas A&M Forest Service has published the 2020 Texas Forest Action Plan. This plan outlines the status, trends, threats and opportunities facing Texas forests as well as strategies to address these issues. To download a copy, please click the link above. Comments are always accepted and can be provided through an on-line survey.

NEWSROOM

1/14/2021 4:10:00 PM
Gretchen Riley Receives the Vice Chancellor’s Award in Excellence

Texas A&M Forest Service’s Gretchen Riley received the 2020 Vice Chancellor’s Award in Excellence for Public Service in Forestry today.

1/6/2021 6:35:00 PM
National Law Enforcement Day

Texas A&M Forest Service has been a guardian of the state’s natural resources for over 100 years, but not everyone realizes that they have a law enforcement department to help protect and serve.

1/3/2021 6:05:00 PM
Demolition of Cudlipp Forestry Center begins
Forestry officials from Texas A&M Forest Service have scheduled demolition for buildings and facilities remaining at the agency’s vacated Lufkin location on S First Street.

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DEMOLITION SCHEDULED FOR CUDLIPP FORESTRY CENTER

TEXAS TIMBER INCOME AND PROPERTY TAX WORKSHOP

TEXAS FOREST ACTION PLAN

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DEMOLITION SCHEDULED FOR CUDLIPP FORESTRY CENTER

TEXAS TIMBER INCOME AND PROPERTY TAX WORKSHOP

TEXAS FOREST ACTION PLAN

TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE

TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE

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