Difference between revisions of "Texas Forest Service (TX)"
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* [http://www.wfas.net Wildland Fire Assessment System] | * [http://www.wfas.net Wildland Fire Assessment System] | ||
* [http://tfsfrp.tamu.edu/toolbox/Documents/State_Operations_Plan.pdf TFS State Fire Operations Plan November 2010] Appendix B contains communications info and frequencies. | * [http://tfsfrp.tamu.edu/toolbox/Documents/State_Operations_Plan.pdf TFS State Fire Operations Plan November 2010] Appendix B contains communications info and frequencies. | ||
| − | * [http://ticc.tamu.edu/Documents/OhterInfo/Aviation/UpdatedAppendices1/APPENDIX_E_TX_Air_to_Air_Freqs_1.pdf TFS Air-to-Air Frequency Plan Jan. 2009] | + | * [http://ticc.tamu.edu/Documents/OhterInfo/Aviation/UpdatedAppendices1/APPENDIX_E_TX_Air_to_Air_Freqs_1.pdf TFS Air-to-Air Frequency Plan and Zone Map Jan. 2009] |
[[Category:Southern Region]] | [[Category:Southern Region]] | ||
Revision as of 19:14, 8 March 2011
The Texas Forest Service was created in 1915, as a service within Texas A&M University, that will "assume direction of all forest interests and all matters pertaining to forestry within the jurisdiction of the state."
Related Links
- Texas Forest Service Active Incidents (Does not appear to be updated any longer)
- Texas Forest Service Wildfire Activity Google Earth map
- Texas Forest Service Fire Resource Map - updated daily
- TICC Common Operating Picture Google Earth map
- Texas Interagency Coordination Center
- Wildland Fire Assessment System
- TFS State Fire Operations Plan November 2010 Appendix B contains communications info and frequencies.
- TFS Air-to-Air Frequency Plan and Zone Map Jan. 2009
