Sisters in Fire introduces students to wildland firefighting and natural resources careers through hands-on activities led by ...

Wildfire activity across the state is expected to increase this winter and spring as above-normal vegetation dries and becomes highly flammable. January 16, 2026 College Station, Texas Wildfire ...

The Texas Tree Awards recognize individuals, organizations and communities for their contributions to planting, maintaining and protecting trees and strengthening community forests across Texas.

Prolonged drought and extreme heat can cause hardwood trees, particularly oaks, to develop brown or yellowing leaves and fall-like coloration earlier than expected. Across East and Central Texas, ...

A recently published review of wildfire research reinforces those recommendations, highlighting how multiple factors combine to improve a home's chances during a wildland-urban interface wildfire.

Empowering fire practitioners and building the next generation—that’s the mission of Sisters in Fire. We introduce the next generation to wildland firefighting and natural resource career ...

Thank you for your interest in our grant program. The current application cycle has ended, and applications are no longer being accepted. The next application period will open on June 1, 2027. The ...

The safest way to enjoy fireworks is supporting shows conducted by professionals. Prioritize safety to make your fireworks experience a memorable and enjoyable one for everyone. Handled fireworks ...

Late fall through early spring is the perfect time to plant trees in Texas because cooler temperature provides time for root development and acclimation. Texas Arbor Day is about more than planting ...