Environment

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

Changing the world through the science of soil

Julie Howe’s mission to explore and advance agricultural solutions

A novel approach for removing microplastics from water

Texas A&M AgriLife study shows fungal isolates can remediate potentially harmful microplastics in aqueous environment

Unprecedented heat, drought pushing Southern fire danger to extremes

Resources collaborate among the South

Pests indoors on the rise as Texas heat, drought continues

AgriLife Extension offers advice on ants, scorpions, rodents and more

Natural Resources Institute grants manager receives national award

Debbie Danford recognized by Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units Network

Texas A&M Forest Service conducts bald cypress survey along Guadalupe River

Health of trees examined after water level drop leaves them high and dry

Lights Out, Texas! is helping keep the stars at night big and bright

By reducing light pollution, Texans can help migrating birds find their homes

AgriLife Research, Texas A&M-Commerce strengthen agronomy research, education with joint assistant professorship

Grace Flusche Ogden begins role in northeast Texas

Historic Slaughter-Harris Ranch to serve AgriLife Research carbon and greenhouse gas mitigation initiatives

Agency receives property donation from George Webb Slaughter descendants

Texas statewide soil health research to benefit farmers, economic return

Texas A&M AgriLife Research, MyLand Company Inc. collaboration addresses global agricultural challenges

Planting the seeds of a successful hunt

AgriLife Extension wildlife specialists encourage preparation for cool-season food plots

Developing technology to detect harmful chemicals in shrimp supplies

Department of Homeland Security center in AgriLife Research funds Prairie View A&M Summer Research Team

State Wildfire Preparedness Level raised to Level 4

High fire danger forecast this week

A passion for wildlife shapes university experience of recent Texas A&M graduate

Krista Bligh balanced roles of full-time student and certified wildlife rehabilitator

AgriLife Research kicks off climate-smart project

Howe and Rajan lead collaboration across Texas

Texas A&M Forest Service issues wildfire danger warning as hot, dry conditions persist

Aug. 2 fire conditions to approach critical thresholds

Texas A&M Forest Service encourages caution as wildfire danger increases statewide

Risk of wildfire to remain elevated through early August

Novel technology may lead to improved citrus varieties

Technology can be used in crop engineering to benefit producers, consumers

Enhancing bioenergy and environmental sustainability through cane production

Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientist joins national bioenergy research center