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

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

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, ...

The $4.99 million awarded Aug. 26 will help departments purchase firefighting apparatus, fire and rescue equipment, protective clothing and other resources needed to safely and effectively respond to ...

Texas communities will be more resilient against wildfire following the award of $457,413 through the Texas A&M Forest Service Community Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Program. The funding, provided to ...

Texas A&M Forest Service is launching a new cost-share program to help Texans manage invasive plants on their property. The Texas Invasive Plant Solutions Cost-Share Program will begin accepting ...

As of Sept. 4, the Ross Fire is estimated at 90,400 acres, and 38% is contained. The wildfire has destroyed 167 structures, including 18 occupied residences and damaged 95 structures. Local and state ...

Fire potential will be high in September with ongoing and worsening drought conditions across most of Texas. As hunting season begins in September, Texas A&M Forest Service encourages Texans to help ...

Provide financial support to landowners who are looking to remove or treat invasive plant species in forest ecosystems. Managing and eliminating invasive plants leads to healthier and more productive ...