Texas A&M Forest Service is the leader in defining forestry through programs in forest & tree development and wildfire prevention, mitigation and protection.
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ALT Group photo of Texas A&M Forest Service Leadership Institute cohort 7.
ALT Map showing Camp Swift Prescribed Burn Unit 7 in Texas, outlined in orange. The burn unit covers 234.3 acres. Surrounding landmarks include roads and Camp Swift. The map is provided by Texas A&M Forest Service.
ALT A group of individuals dressed in yellow firefighting uniforms interact with equipment on a vehicle. The prominent logo of Texas Interagency Wildfire Academy is visible. The text reads "TIWA: Fall 2026" with dates October 6-19, 2026. Partners' logos include USDA Forest Service, Texas A&M Forest Service, and others.
ALT A sign in a forested area reads "Habitat Restoration." The background shows tall trees and a grassy undergrowth with scattered yellow flowers.
ALT A woodpecker clings to a tree trunk, near a hole covered in sap. The bird has patterned black and white feathers.
ALT A vibrant dragonfly with blue and black markings rests on a thin twig against a blurred green background.
ALT A deer standing among dense green foliage, partially obscured by branches.
ALT A large plume of smoke rises from a wildfire in a dry, grassy area with scattered trees. A dirt path leads into the distance, flanked by a wire fence. The sky is blue, with the smoke obscuring part of it.
ALT Two individuals are standing side by side, smiling, and holding a framed artwork featuring a large tree.
ALT Three people stand smiling. The person in the middle is holding a framed picture of a large tree with a plaque.
ALT A group of people pose enthusiastically in front of a banner with a tree logo. They are holding a framed picture. Some are wearing badges and green clothing. Everyone is smiling and some have their hands raised in excitement.
ALT Two individuals stand in front of a backdrop with multiple Illinois Arborist Association logos, holding a large framed illustration of a tree.
ALT A large group of individuals wearing red shirts, helmets, and protective gear pose outdoors on grass. They are holding a banner that reads "Sisters in Fire."
ALT Two individuals wearing City of Austin shirts are outdoors. One is holding a Stihl chainsaw, while the other is guiding them. Both are wearing protective gear including helmets.
ALT A person wearing a safety helmet and goggles is spraying water from a hose towards a lake. There are orange cones on the ground, and trees are visible in the background.
ALT A group of people stands near a red and white helicopter labeled "Firefighter Transport Services" in an open field. The helicopter is parked with its rotors still.
ALT Aerial view of a forest with numerous fallen trees scattered across a dirt road, caused by Hurricane Laura. A vehicle is driving on the road, navigating through the debris.
ALT A snow-covered landscape featuring a forest with snow-laden trees under a cloudy sky.
ALT Aerial view of a yard where two large trees have fallen, their roots uprooted. The trees are lying near a house with a black roof. The yard is surrounded by a wooden fence, and other tall trees remain standing nearby.
ALT A snowy forest scene with tall pine trees blanketed in snow. The ground is covered in fresh snow, and the sky is clear.
ALT A flatbed truck transports a large red container labeled "HeliPod" and "Texas Parks & Wildlife." The container features the Texas state flag and logos, situated in an open, dry landscape under a clear blue sky.
ALT A person is inspecting a large red container labeled "HELiPOD" and "AIR-OPS," featuring decals for Texas A&M Forest Service, national flags, and a graphic of a helicopter. The container is situated outdoors on a dirt surface near a white fence.
ALT Aerial view of a scorched forested area near a residential neighborhood. A fire hose sprays water onto the smoky, burned land, working to control the aftermath of a fire. The surrounding area and houses appear intact, with green trees bordering the burned section.
