PinnedInLand StewardshipbyTexas A&M Natural Resources Institute·Nov 30, 2025Conserving South Atlantic salt marsh through collective actionThe South Atlantic Salt Marsh Initiative (SASMI) is a voluntary, non-regulatory partnership of individuals working together to protect and…
Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute·Jun 24SERPPAS marks 20 years of partnership while looking toward the challenges aheadFor two decades, the Southeast Regional Partnership for Planning and Sustainability (SERPPAS) has brought together leaders from the…
InConservation ResearchbyTexas A&M Natural Resources Institute·May 15Houston Toad recovery effort advances with habitat restoration and reintroduction in Central TexasPartners in the recovery of the federally endangered Houston Toad (Anaxyrus houstonensis) are preparing for a major milestone in the…
InLand StewardshipbyTexas A&M Natural Resources Institute·May 11New plans would protect salt marsh, coastal communities and military installationsA regional partnership spanning North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida released targeted plans for each state in April 2026…
InConservation ResearchbyTexas A&M Natural Resources Institute·May 4Graduate student bags study species in first huntFrom New York to Texas. From city to brush country. From non-hunter to hunter. That is just part of Edward Tomassetti’s journey to study a…
Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute·May 1NPR’s Here & Now: Feral hogs are invading Texas suburbsNPR’s Here & Now: Feral hogs are invading Texas suburbs
Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute·Apr 26Texas Soil and Water Stewardship Week recognizes the vital role of native ecosystemsCollege Station, TX — Texas A&M NRI has partnered with the Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board (TSSWCB) and the Association of…
InLand StewardshipbyTexas A&M Natural Resources Institute·Apr 24Updated prescribed fire liability report for the southern USThe use of prescribed fire remains a critical component of land management across the southern United States. As land managers, private…
InLand StewardshipbyTexas A&M Natural Resources Institute·Apr 1An update on feral pig laws and regulations in TexasFeral pigs are widely considered one of the most invasive species that Texans battle across the state. They are opportunistic omnivores…
Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute·Mar 26REPI report to Congress highlights continued investment in military readiness and conservation…The Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration Program (REPI) released its 2026 Report to Congress, highlighting another year of…