Texas A&M adds expert Todd Franks to expand outdoor enterprise track
New hire brings decades of experience in human dimensions, outdoor enterprise management
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New hire brings decades of experience in human dimensions, outdoor enterprise management
Faculty, staff, student contributions earn awards from Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society
Event to focus on strategic conservation partnerships, coordinated funding benefiting water quality
Events scheduled for Port Lavaca, Denton and Kerrville
Participants will learn to manage and preserve Edwards Plateau natural resources
Center for Grazinglands and Ranch Management uses producer-driven, ranch-scale data to offer solutions
National Institutes of Health-funded research center aims to reduce animal-based chemical evaluation
Program designed for professionals interested in conducting stream restoration projects
Workshop will focus on Neches River below Lake Palestine watershed
Residents can test well water and soil, learn best practices and earn continuing education units
Texas A&M AgriLife experts share how to avoid bites and coexist peacefully
Residents are invited to have private well water tested, attend results meeting in Baird
Statewide testing supports 1.3 million private ponds and growing aquaculture industry
Federal law prohibits disturbing barn swallows once they nest, so take preventative action now
Peiyang Li joins High Plains center to address manure management and emissions
Residents are invited to get well water tested, attend results meeting in Wimberley
Meeting will address natural resource priorities, watershed health, livestock and land management
Texas A&M Forest Service offers preparation and preventive tips
New AgriLife Extension resource provides engineers and planners design guidance for natural flood mitigation
Third round of awards announced from $192 million legislative appropriation