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Forest ServiceTexas A&M Forest Service

The Leader in Forestry

Texas A&M Forest Service (TAMFS) is the leader in forestry for Texas and the nation. We work to ensure the state’s forests, trees and related natural resources are conserved and continue to provide a sustainable flow of environmental and economic benefits. TAMFS is also the incident management agency for state disasters such as wildfires, flooding and hurricanes.

We deliver wildfire response and protection through the Texas Wildfire Protection Plan (TWPP). TWPP is a tested and proven emergency response model emphasizing ongoing analysis, mitigation, prevention and preparation, followed by a coordinated and rapid response. With legislative support, we are working to expand the plan, increasing the number of personnel and emergency response resources throughout the state.

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Major Efforts

Forest & Tree Development
Wildfire Prevention
Mitigation & Protection
Urban & Community Forestry
Forest Sustainability Programs

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Numerous emergency response operations use Texas Wildfire Protection Plan–Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System (TIFMAS) grants, which require additional funding.

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Increase State Firefighting Capacity

This plan emphasizes ongoing analysis and aggressive emergency response as wildfires exceed local response capabilities. It also provides the framework for the delivery of all-hazard emergency response.

Al Davis, Interim Director

200 Technology Way, Suite 1281
2136 TAMU
College Station, TX 77845-2136
979-314-8001

Al Davis, Interim Director
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