Texas A&M Forest Service

Texas A&M Forest Service recently broke ground on a new facility in Nacogdoches. For more than 100 years, @TXForestService has worked to protect Texans through forest conservation, education, and wildfire response. This building will serve the employees and firefighters who carry that mission forward for more than 32 million Texans: tx.ag/TFS070126

We recently visited the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center to share the Healthy Trees, Healthy Lives campaign. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to learn more about the benefits of healthy trees. Learn more: healthytreeshealthylives.org @HoustonArboretu

Jefferson County has officially adopted its Community Wildfire Protection Plan, becoming the 32nd Texas county to complete a countywide plan. Learn more: tfsweb.tamu.edu/jefferson-coun…

Among the first to test whether a constellation of space satellites can improve how emergency responders combat wildfires, @TXForestService recently announced its participation in the Earth Fire Alliance Early Adopter Program. FireSat technology will provide near real-time wildfire detection and monitoring, helping emergency responders spot fires sooner, anticipate risks, and make faster, more informed decisions to protect Texans. @dallasnews: tx.ag/DMN052126

A new chapter for Texas forestry begins from the ground up! 🪏🌲 Today, TFA was honored to participate in the groundbreaking for the new @TXForestService Nacogdoches regional office. Congratulations on this investment in the future of #TexasForestry! #TexasForestService #TAMFS

Join is for a 2-hour virtual elementary educator training for Texas Arbor Day. The training is designed to help educators inspire the next generation with a passion for forests through engaging, educational activities. Learn more and register here: agriliferegister.tamu.edu/ereg/newreg.ph…

We wish everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July. Celebrate responsibly by following local restrictions, using fireworks safely and helping prevent unwanted fires. Learn more: tfsweb.tamu.edu/wildfire-and-o…

As the United States prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, these living landmarks offer a unique connection to the past. Learn more about the Famous Trees of Texas: famoustreesoftexas.tfs.tamu.edu

Today is National Wildland Firefighter Day. During Wildland Firefighter Week of Remembrance, we recognize the men and women who stand ready to protect lives, property and natural resources, and we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

As Texans prepare to celebrate Independence Day, Texas A&M Forest Service encourages everyone to keep safety in mind when using fireworks and enjoying outdoor activities. Learn more about firework safety and how to celebrate responsibly this holiday: tfsweb.tamu.edu/texans-encoura…

Through the Good Neighbor Authority, Texas A&M Forest Service and the USDA Forest Service are working together to improve forest health, reduce wildfire risk and support the communities connected to East Texas forests. @tamusystem @forestservice tfsweb.tamu.edu/texas-am-fores…

Happy Father’s Day from Texas A&M Forest Service. June is Men’s Health Month, and taking time to care for your health can have a lasting impact on your well-being. Learn how trees can support physical and mental health by visiting healthytreeshealthylives.org

🚁When wildfire activity increases across Texas, having the right resources in place quickly is critical. Learn how Texas A&M Forest Service and @TXMilitary work together to strengthen wildfire aviation response: tfsweb.tamu.edu/texas-am-fores…

New Texas A&M Forest Service employees gathered in East Texas for TFS 101, where they learned more about the agency's mission, connected with partners and colleagues and gained a broader understanding of the work that supports the people and natural resources of Texas.

Texas A&M Forest Service recently launched Wood Flow South, a new interactive tool that allows users to explore forest product trade trends across the southern United States. tfsweb.tamu.edu/texas-am-fores…

June marks the beginning of hurricane season. Creating an evacuation plan before a storm threatens your area can help you act quickly if an evacuation becomes necessary. Learn more about evacuation planning and preparedness: tfsweb.tamu.edu/wildfire-and-o…

Texas A&M Forest Service law enforcement officers recently completed annual firearms qualifications as part of ongoing training for licensed Texas peace officers. Training helps ensure that officers remain prepared to serve Texas safely and professionally.

Texas A&M Forest Service recently approved $29.3 million in funding for grants to Texas volunteer fire departments through the Rural Volunteer Fire Department Assistance Program. Read more here: tfsweb.tamu.edu/texas-am-fores…

Emerald ash borer has been detected in three additional Texas counties: Young, Montague and Clay. The invasive insect was confirmed after adult beetles were captured in Texas A&M Forest Service monitoring traps. Read more at tfsweb.tamu.edu/texas-am-fores…

Applications are now open for our wildfire mitigation grants. Funding is available to help private landowners and municipalities reduce wildfire risk through fuel reduction practices and prescribed fire. Applications close July 14. Learn more: tfsweb.tamu.edu/funding-availa…