Discover & Explore an array of maps depicting forest conditions
Query & Download data and reports on a variety of forest interests

Applications

Timber Supply Analysis

Overview
The Timber Supply Analysis application provides estimates of timberland area and timber volume, growth, and removals within a user-defined area.

Forest Distribution

Overview
The Forest Distribution application displays the various types of trees statewide and provides an estimate of the amount of biomass that occurs within 50, 75, and 100 miles of a user-defined location.

Forest Ecosystem Values

Overview
The Forest Ecosystem Values application provides estimated economic values for certain ecosystem services and benefits provided by forests. Additional services and benefits will be included as data becomes available.

Economic Impact

Overview
Texas Forest Sector Economic Impact is a web-based interactive tool to summarize economic impacts of the forest sector in East Texas.

Timber Decision Simulator

Overview
The Timberland Decision Support System is a web-based decision support tool for non-industrial private landowners and others who are interested in timberland investment and management.

Forest Action Plan

The Forest Action Plan application provides a brief description of the issues addressed in the Forest Action Plan produced for Texas and allows the user to view the priority maps developed for each issue in relation to underlying basemaps.

Forest Products Directory

The Forest Products Directory application provides information on the various forest products industries and companies in Texas and is searchable by several attributes.

Map My Property

Map My Property provides landowners and other interested users a quick and simple tool for making a map of their property that can be shared with others.

Tree Trails

Tree Trails is a conservation education project to enhance outdoor classrooms at schools, nature centers and public parks. The project creates an education trail focused on trees. Students actively participate in selecting trees, mapping and identifying those trees, and then immersing themselves in related topics like tree structure and function, benefits of trees, tree health, history of famous trees, and ultimately producing and participating in a service learning experience.

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About this Portal

Through Texas Forest Info, Texas A&M Forest Service provides landowners, managers, government officials, local community groups, and the public state-of-the-art access to information about trees and forest lands across the state.