Environment

Research shows similarities in hunters, animal rights advocates

Shared moral values could be key for wildlife, nature conservancy support

Special group of AgriLife Extension agents responds when disaster strikes

Disaster Assessment and Recovery team supports long-term COVID-19, other emergency recovery efforts

Webinar series available to help Texans with feral swine

Two-part recorded webinar covers feral swine impacts and abatement

Is carbon the ‘crop’ of the future?

Changes in environment, government policy, technology, more increase interest in carbon farming

Private pesticide applicator trainings set for Williamson County

Trainings scheduled for June 2, Sept. 1, Nov. 3

AgriLife Extension offers useful, practical flood recovery information

Materials address clean-up, dry-out, mold, mosquitoes and more

A conversation with Mary Reed, bee expert and chief Texas apiary inspector

AgriLife Research’s chief Texas apiary inspector discusses beekeeping, agriculture

Oak Trees still recovering from winter storm

Experts warn homeowners, landowners not to be hasty in removing trees

Four Texas cities earn designation of Tree City USA

Arbor Day Foundation recognizes cities for 2020 urban forest management

Texas A&M’s Renchie receives Pesticide Stewardship Alliance Award

Importance of pesticide collection program recognized

Water specialists join AgriLife Extension Urban Water Team in Dallas

Duo to promote water programming and education efforts in North Texas

Great Plains grasslands, beef cattle production, rural economies challenged by climate variability

Texas A&M research calls for preparation against inconsistent precipitation

‘Bugs by the Yard’ and ‘Unwanted Guests’ cover Texas insects and pests

Two bug-based podcasts launched by Texas A&M AgriLife experts

Geronimo, Alligator cleanup ‘watershed’ event for local environment

Volunteers remove trash, debris from creeks, surrounding area

San Antonio’s trees are working for the city

Survey says San Antonio’s urban forest saves $63 million in health costs

Nature Challenge encourages Texans to spend time outdoors

Texas A&M Forest Service, Texas Children in Nature Network, Texan by Nature partner to launch interactive website

Fox Hunters Hill conservation easement acquired within Texas

Water quality training will focus on Lavaca River

In-person and virtual attendance options offered on May 5 program in Edna

Aviation resources prepositioned in state for wildfire response

Dangerous warm, dry conditions expected this week

Coffee grounds cover a lot of ground

Fresh, spent grounds have various uses in gardening, housekeeping, self-care, more