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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.
ALT A large group of people posing outdoors on a paved area in front of a memorial wall with engraved names. Some are wearing police uniforms, and several have hats.
ALT Two individuals in uniform stand in front of a stone monument labeled "2016 Wildlife Memorial and Tribute Plaza." They are outdoors, surrounded by trees and a building is partially visible on the left.
ALT Close-up of autumn leaves on a tree, showing a mix of green and brownish-orange foliage.
ALT A lush oak tree with dense green leaves, some tinged with autumn colors, grows on a patch of dry, brown soil.
ALT A small sapling with large, green leaves displays some browning at the edges. It stands in an outdoor setting with dry grass and trees visible in the background.
ALT A scenic view of a landscape featuring a variety of trees, including some with green leaves and others with brown, possibly autumn foliage.
ALT Texas A&M Forest Service awards $4.99 million to Texas fire departments. The image includes people in uniform, and the Texas A&M Forest Service logo is visible.
ALT Crews have a breakout briefing on the dry river fire on september 16, 2026
ALT Crews receive a morning briefing on the Hydra fire on September 16, 2026
ALT This image is a flyer for Fire Mitigation Grants featuring the Texas A&M Forest Service logo. It includes two comparison sections: "Mechanical Fuel Reduction" with before and after photos showing reduced tree density near a building, and "Prescribed Fire" with before and after photos showing areas of forest after controlled burning. The website URL for more information is at the top.
ALT This image is a promotional graphic for the "Texas Invasive Plant Solutions Cost-Share Program." It features three sections with images and labeled methods: "Mechanical" shows equipment cutting plants; "Herbicide" depicts someone applying chemicals to plants; and "Prescribed Burn" shows a controlled fire in progress. The Texas A&M Forest Service logo is in the top left corner. A website URL for more information is at the bottom.
ALT Three men sitting around a wooden table eating takeout food with drinks in an office setting.
ALT A map of Texas highlights the locations of the top 15 largest wildfires on record as of September 3, 2026. The accompanying list ranks the wildfires by acres burned: Smokehouse Creek (1,054,153), East Amarillo Complex (356,000), Big Country (336,000), Perryton (318,156), Rockhouse (314,444), Glass (220,000), Deaton Cole (215,000), Cooper Mountain Ranch (210,000), Wildcat (158,308), Windy Deuce (158,047), Lefors East (135,000), PK Complex (126,734), Swenson (122,500), Huckabee (95,617), and Ross (90,468). The map and list are presented by the Texas A&M Forest Service.