Texas Tree Trails©

A  Geographic Guide To Texas' Significant Trees

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Mission
Our Mission is to find and catalog each of these treasures in order to preserve their integrity for future generations - before they all disappear.
Associates
Texas A&M Forest Service

Texas Historic Tree Coalition

Trinity Blacklands Urban Forestry Council

Cross Timbers Urban Forestry Council


Who We Are
The Texas Tree Trails organization is a cooperative effort of the Texas A&M Forest Service, the Texas Historic Tree Coalition, the Trinity Blacklands Urban Forestry Council and the Cross Timbers Urban Forestry Council, among others.


 Resources

Sister Sites

West Texas Urban Forestry Council

Tree ID Sites/Cool Trees

Tree ID Web Sites

Leaf, Twig, Fruits, Seeds ID Sites

Leaf & Twig ID Web Sites
Texas Tree Trails Glossary

Big Tree Wallpaper for Your PC

PC Wallpaper images Courtesy of Google


Texas A&M Forest Service

The Texas Tree Planting Guide
This TFS guide is another offering to help you get those trees in the ground and growing! Look under Urban Forestry Landscaping on the TFS web site.

TFS Urban Forestry - public programs for and about our city and suburban tree population and those in our backyards.

Famous Trees of Texas - living legends in our midst

TFS Calendar


Some of the content on our pages came from this excellent bulletin of the Texas A&M Forest Service:

Forest Trees of Texas, How to Know Them; Bulletin 20, Texas Forest Service, Eighth Edition, ninth printing, October 1990, Texas A&M Forest Service College Station, Texas; Note, this bulletin is out of print from TFS but can be obtained from Amazon.


The e News

  Electronic documents RE: Texas Trees"

Read papers from the  TFS e-library
from the Texas Forest Service web site elibrary.. 


Of Interest

Mountain Stewards - Tree Trails
Mountain Stewards Blog

Two Trees for Hawai˙iloa  
  a math lesson (designed for 8th graders!) that
  focuses on finding trees large enough to build a
  Hawaiian voyaging canoe.


Get A Forestry Degree On-Line  - take
  courses on-line from accredited universities
  that lead to a degree in Forestry or Forest
  Science.

 

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