Environment

Rich Gray retires after 25-year career with Texas A&M Forest Service

Leaves legacy of service as a respected Texas wildfire management professional

Invasive, non-native and native Texas tree species explained

When planting trees, know where different species flourish

Rogers leaves legacy of caring at Texas A&M Forest Service

Agency retiree had lengthy, respected career in firefighting, law enforcement

Texas A&M Board of Regents approves Center for Greenhouse Gas Management in Agriculture and Forestry

Center to focus scientific expertise on carbon capture net-zero goal

Love in the air—Lovebug fun facts that is 

Special feature looks at history for biodiversity conservation

National Academy of Sciences studies focus on dynamic environmental changes and impact on plants, animals

Texas A&M students study abroad in New Zealand and Australia

Course explores diversity of natural resources and ecotourism

Wendy Jepson named 2022 Fellow in American Association for the Advancement of Science

An internationally renowned leader in water security research, Jepson leads an AgriLife Research urban water program

Texas A&M AgriLife scientist publishes complete U.S.-Mexico borderlands aquifer map

Texas Water Resources Institute scientist Rosario Sanchez produces first-ever complete U.S.-Mexico transboundary aquifer map

Natural Resources Institute aids in Florida gopher tortoise recovery

Collaborative effort celebrates recent achievements and outlines future goals

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

Multi-state sustainable agricultural production project announced

Texas, Arkansas, Missouri universities to launch climate-smart agricultural practices

Mistletoe: Is the Christmas plant friend or foe?

Is the kissing plant a kiss of death for trees?

Natural Resources Institute helps assess value of Texas’ ecosystem services

Report aims to educate Texans and guide land conservation efforts

10 questions to ask before signing a carbon credit contract

Agricultural law specialist offers considerations for landowners interested in selling carbon credits

Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch online course now registering

12-week AgriLife Extension land management course begins Jan. 29

‘Classroom Without Walls’ introduces students to forest experience

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

AgriLife Extension expands online prescribed burn school

Expanded course for Natural Resources Conservation Service employees includes policy module

Prevent spread of invasive pests, diseases by not moving firewood

Accidental transport through wood is a key contributor