AgriLife Extension launches redesigned online prescribed burn school
Self-paced course provides landowners with knowledge, skills to use fire as land management tool
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Self-paced course provides landowners with knowledge, skills to use fire as land management tool
Ecohydrology researcher recognized for advancing understanding of water cycle processes
AgriLife Extension program to cover land management basics, beekeeping, poultry, pasture management
Texas A&M AgriLife experts share how to avoid bites and coexist peacefully
Collaboration to create satellite-based monitoring tools for smarter decisions and resource efficiency
12-week AgriLife Extension agriculture business and land management course begins Jan. 26
AgriLife Extension event will provide design strategies for attracting birds to home landscapes
Free AgriLife Extension event to highlight role of prescribed fire in sustaining marsh habitats
Research gives U.S. National Park Service adaptable framework to protect land and heritage sites
Topics include land-use options, tax benefits, local programs and funding sources
Owning Your Piece of Texas and Ranchers Leasing Workshop to focus on legal and economic issues
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service released a new fact sheet, “Wildlife Monitoring and Management for New World Screwworm,” to help Texans protect wildlife from the threat of this potentially devastating parasite.
Data collection project gives students hands-on field experience, new insights into deer behavior, health
Registration open for event full of seminars, advanced training for statewide master naturalists
New World screwworm, chronic wasting disease, management practices highlighted
Program provides key management information for landowners and natural resource professionals
AgriLife Extension program provides pond-related information for real estate agents and new landowners
Texas A&M AgriLife agencies help promote importance of voluntary land stewardship
Texas A&M AgriLife expert shares advice to keep young wildlife wild
Statewide conservation nonprofit Texan by Nature recognizes program’s impacts