Texas A&M Forest Service

Inside the fire line: Images from the Smokehouse Creek fire – the largest wildfire in Texas history

Tips for safety and smoke damage recovery after a wildfire

Largest wildfire in Texas history continues 

Texas A&M Forest Service encourages caution, prevention as wildfire potential increases over the weekend 

Texas A&M Forest Service’s pruning tips to prevent the spread of oak wilt

Texas A&M AgriLife Vice Chancellor’s awards presented to faculty and staff

Texas A&M Forest Service presents $22,000 to Association of Former Students

John Henry Kirby Memorial State Forest continues growing gifts

How to sustainably dispose of a real Christmas tree

Recycling, mulching, wildlife habitats provide good options

Cedar fever season begins in Texas

Pollen production reaches peak in January

Board of Regents recognizes Texas A&M AgriLife faculty, professionals

Seven people named as Regents Professors or Regents Fellows

Texas A&M Forest Service employee earns national award for fire protection

Hullabloom Fest at the Leach Teaching Gardens at Texas A&M University set for April 22

Wildfire sentinel during Eastland Complex

Texas A&M Forest Service innovative analysis, technology allowed rapid response

Cedar fever season in Texas

Texas A&M Forest Service experts explain the ‘what, why and how’ of cedar fever

How to sustainably dispose of real Christmas trees

Recycling, mulching, wildlife habitats provide good options

More than 8,000 homes saved during 2022 wildfire season

Texas A&M Forest Service, fire crews and residents stand together to protect homes across the state from wildfire

Common causes of household fires during the holidays

Rekindle interest in home fire safety during the holidays; protect from holiday disaster

‘Classroom Without Walls’ introduces students to forest experience

Second, third grade students experience field trip through W.G. Jones State Forest

Texas Christmas tree industry expecting tree-mendous year

Texas Crop and Weather Report – Nov. 22

Prevent spread of invasive pests, diseases by not moving firewood

Accidental transport through wood is a key contributor