After the Fire

A writeup containing information about the Texas A&M Forest Service Smoke Management Plan

A writeup containing information about the Texas Wildland Fuel Model Guide

Texas A&M Forest Service held a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly outfitted Emergency Operation Center in College Station today.

There may be financial programs available to assist landowners after a wildfire. Deadlines vary by program, so review the specific requirements of each.  USDA Farm Service Agency Visit the Natural Resources Conservation Service to learn more about support for farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners. The Emergency Conservation Program provides emergency funding and technical assistance for farmers and […]

Last year brought significant wildfires across Texas with over 650,000 acres burned. These fires can and will have lasting impacts on our landscape.

At today’s meeting of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) announced the selection of an independent panel to review the circumstances and cause of last week’s escape of a prescribed fire at Bastrop State Park.

Port Aransas Volunteer Fire Department received a fire truck today, donated by the Philomont Volunteer Fire Department from Virginia.

Once known for its vast fields of stately pines, Bastrop County could lose 1.5 million trees as a result of deadly wildfire that ravaged the community last month. The Bastrop County Complex — a 34,000-acre inferno deemed the most destructive wildfire in state history — ignite

Recommendations for minimizing potential impacts to the endangered Houston toad during wildfire clean up and recovery efforts

Assessment of timber damaged and destroyed in the Bastrop Fire

Texas A&M Forest Service held a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly outfitted Emergency Operation Center in College Station today.

Last year brought significant wildfires across Texas with over 650,000 acres burned. These fires can and will have lasting impacts on our landscape.

At today’s meeting of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) announced the selection of an independent panel to review the circumstances and cause of last week’s escape of a prescribed fire at Bastrop State Park.

Port Aransas Volunteer Fire Department received a fire truck today, donated by the Philomont Volunteer Fire Department from Virginia.

Once known for its vast fields of stately pines, Bastrop County could lose 1.5 million trees as a result of deadly wildfire that ravaged the community last month. The Bastrop County Complex — a 34,000-acre inferno deemed the most destructive wildfire in state history — ignite

There may be financial programs available to assist landowners after a wildfire. Deadlines vary by program, so review the specific requirements of each.  USDA Farm Service Agency Visit the Natural Resources Conservation Service to learn more about support for farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners. The Emergency Conservation Program provides emergency funding and technical assistance for farmers and […]

A writeup containing information about the Texas A&M Forest Service Smoke Management Plan

A writeup containing information about the Texas Wildland Fuel Model Guide

Recommendations for minimizing potential impacts to the endangered Houston toad during wildfire clean up and recovery efforts

Assessment of timber damaged and destroyed in the Bastrop Fire