New year. New career. Fight wildfires, conserve Texas’ natural resources, develop technology-based solutions, or do it all. No matter what path you pursue, Texa | Texas A&M Forest Service
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New year. New career. Fight wildfires, conserve Texas’ natural resources, develop technology-based solutions, or do it all. No matter what path you pursue, Texa | Texas A&M Forest Service
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Big trees have big values. In Texas, the Big Tree Registry recognizes the largest known of each species growing in the state. The Registry helps preserve these trees for future generations and encourages interest and appreciation for trees. Visit http://bit.ly/2rpWTqD to see the recently updated registry. | Texas A&M Forest Service
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Big trees have big values. In Texas, the Big Tree Registry recognizes the largest known of each species growing in the state. The Registry helps preserve these trees for future generations and encourages interest and appreciation for trees. Visit http://bit.ly/2rpWTqD to see the recently updated registry. | Texas A&M Forest Service
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Texas A&M Forest Service is hiring for Resource Specialist positions across the state. Resource Specialists have a variety of responsibilities, including serving as a wildland firefighter and/or emergency responder, assisting Regional Fire Coordinators with the delivery of the Capacity Building programs to volunteer fire departments, providing support for forestry and land management programs, among others. If you or anyone you know might be interested, applications can be filled out and submitt
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Texas A&M Forest Service is hiring for Resource Specialist positions across the state. Resource Specialists have a variety of responsibilities, including serving as a wildland firefighter and/or emergency responder, assisting Regional Fire Coordinators with the delivery of the Capacity Building programs to volunteer fire departments, providing support for forestry and land management programs, among others. If you or anyone you know might be interested, applications can be filled out and submitt
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A short video from inside of a Texas A&M Forest Service dozer operated by Resource Specialist Cody Lambert as he cuts containment line around the 57 North Fire in Fisher County last night. This wildfire is 100% contained at 336 acres. Learn the ways you can help prevent wildfires by liking Wildfire Education & Prevention - Texas A&M Forest Service. Thank you, Cody Lambert, for the video. | Texas A&M Forest Service
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A short video from inside of a Texas A&M Forest Service dozer operated by Resource Specialist Cody Lambert as he cuts containment line around the 57 North Fire in Fisher County last night. This wildfire is 100% contained at 336 acres. Learn the ways you can help prevent wildfires by liking Wildfire Education & Prevention - Texas A&M Forest Service. Thank you, Cody Lambert, for the video. | Texas A&M Forest Service
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Local firefighters are our first line of defense against disasters. Since 2002 we have awarded over $238 million in grants to Texas fire departments, including training for 72,695 firefighters. Watch this video to learn more about how Fire Department Assistance - Texas A&M Forest Service is helping to build the capacity of the Texas fire service. Thank you to Texas Parks and Wildlife and Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service - TEEX for assisting with the video. | Texas A&M Forest Service
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Local firefighters are our first line of defense against disasters. Since 2002 we have awarded over $238 million in grants to Texas fire departments, including training for 72,695 firefighters. Watch this video to learn more about how Fire Department Assistance - Texas A&M Forest Service is helping to build the capacity of the Texas fire service. Thank you to Texas Parks and Wildlife and Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service - TEEX for assisting with the video. | Texas A&M Forest Service
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Start your morning with a deep breath and a forest break. 🌱🌳 Did you know trees absorb pollutants so you can breathe clean, fresh air? This helps your brain release serotonin to boost your energy and mood. These baldcypress trees are one of the few deciduous conifers of North America and can grow to over 100 feet tall. Young trees display a narrow, conical outline, but old trees have a swollen, fluted base, a slowly tapering trunk and a broad, open, flat top. In swamps they develop distinctly
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Texas A&M Forest Service (TFS) provides a variety of training opportunities to newly-hired staff or those seeking additional qualifications. Bulldozers are a primary piece of heavy equipment used to establish perimeter control (a fireline) and to stop the advanced movement of the wildfire (video by Samuel McCalip). | Texas A&M Forest Service
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Texas A&M Forest Service awards $4M to school, nonprofits and more for community forestry projects
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It's pruning season in Texas! And while pruning might seem relatively straightforward, there are a few rules you should follow to help cultivate the health, structure, and overall aesthetic of your home's trees. 🍂 First off, remember: the best time to prune your tree is in the winter. If it’s deciduous, that means after its leaves have fallen and before new leaves grow back. You also should never remove more than 30% of a tree’s canopy in a single year. 🌱 It’s also important to keep in mind wh
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