Top Tweets for #TexasFIA

Southern Group of State Foresters @SGSF_Forests

over 6 years ago

#TexasFIA #MyOfficeToday #PeopleofForestry Walking stick required! Taking measurements in sawgrass on part of The Big Thicket. Bring your waders and longsleeves. Beautiful #nature #nativeplants #waterquality #forestryjobs

SGSF_Forests's tweet photo. #TexasFIA #MyOfficeToday #PeopleofForestry Walking stick required! Taking measurements in sawgrass on part of The Big Thicket. Bring your waders and longsleeves. Beautiful #nature #nativeplants #waterquality #forestryjobs https://t.co/3yQypanHhd

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Southern Group of State Foresters @SGSF_Forests

almost 7 years ago

Not a bad working space! #MyOfficeToday #ILoveMyJob #PeopleOfForestry #TexasFIA

SGSF_Forests's tweet photo. Not a bad working space! #MyOfficeToday #ILoveMyJob #PeopleOfForestry #TexasFIA https://t.co/Mrnxny54sL

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Southern Group of State Foresters @SGSF_Forests

almost 7 years ago

Some days are sunny, some days are cloudy, but everyday is rewarding when you work in the #outdoors. It's just another day in the life of a forest inventory & analysis forester. #MyOfficeToday #TexasFIA #ILoveMyJob

SGSF_Forests's tweet photo. Some days are sunny, some days are cloudy, but everyday is rewarding when you work in the #outdoors. It's just another day in the life of a forest inventory & analysis forester. #MyOfficeToday #TexasFIA #ILoveMyJob https://t.co/K5Cs3FHrO4

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Southern Group of State Foresters @SGSF_Forests

about 7 years ago

You never know what you might stumble upon in the #Texas woodlands! Forest inventory & analysis foresters often discover unusual relics of the past during their forest surveys. #MyOfficeToday #GreenJobs #TexasFIA

SGSF_Forests's tweet photo. You never know what you might stumble upon in the #Texas woodlands! Forest inventory & analysis foresters often discover unusual relics of the past during their forest surveys. #MyOfficeToday #GreenJobs #TexasFIA https://t.co/YIgNPFCn6w

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 8 years ago

The Forest Inventory & Analysis Program has measured over 135 different tree species in Texas! #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. The Forest Inventory & Analysis Program has measured over 135 different tree species in Texas! #TexasFIA https://t.co/pb8e6yphPx

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 8 years ago

The most prolific tree in Texas is the Honey Mesquite, with more than 3.2 billion of them in the state! #TexasFIA

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 8 years ago

The first inventory of timber resources in Texas was done in 1935. #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. The first inventory of timber resources in Texas was done in 1935. #TexasFIA https://t.co/u1Oq1saJOi

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 8 years ago

#DYK there are more Loblolly Pines in East Texas than any other tree species? #TexasFIA

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 8 years ago

An area is considered "forested" if it is greater than an acre in size and has at least 10% tree crown cover. #TexasFIA

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

almost 9 years ago

Based on #TexasFIA data, 92% of timberland in East Texas is privately owned.

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

almost 9 years ago

The most prolific tree in Texas is the Honey Mesquite, with more than 3.2 billion of them in the state. #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. The most prolific tree in Texas is the Honey Mesquite, with more than 3.2 billion of them in the state. #TexasFIA https://t.co/YD1n8QrGE9

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

about 9 years ago

The most prolific tree in Texas is the Honey Mesquite, with more than 3.2 billion of them in the state! #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. The most prolific tree in Texas is the Honey Mesquite, with more than 3.2 billion of them in the state! #TexasFIA https://t.co/fJ9HTNxWZk

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

about 9 years ago

The Forest Inventory & Analysis Program has measured 138 different tree species in Texas! #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. The Forest Inventory & Analysis Program has measured 138 different tree species in Texas! #TexasFIA https://t.co/AF7th6Xuym https://t.co/rPErV4tHkn

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

about 9 years ago

The most prolific tree in Texas is the Honey Mesquite, with more than 3.2 billion of them in the state! #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. The most prolific tree in Texas is the Honey Mesquite, with more than 3.2 billion of them in the state! #TexasFIA https://t.co/caqquxpW58

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 9 years ago

#DYK the first inventory of timber resources in Texas was done in 1935. #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. #DYK the first inventory of timber resources in Texas was done in 1935. #TexasFIA https://t.co/AOSclu0XaO

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 9 years ago

The Forest Inventory & Analysis Program has measured 138 different tree species in Texas! #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. The Forest Inventory & Analysis Program has measured 138 different tree species in Texas! #TexasFIA https://t.co/2MyAsqMm4q

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 9 years ago

Based on #TexasFIA data, 92% of timberland in East Texas is privately owned.

TXForestService's tweet photo. Based on #TexasFIA data, 92% of timberland in East Texas is privately owned. https://t.co/LlXQVaOGYN

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 9 years ago

#DidYouKnow there are more Loblolly Pines in East Texas than any other tree species? #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. #DidYouKnow there are more Loblolly Pines in East Texas than any other tree species? #TexasFIA https://t.co/h4NNY96hRm

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 9 years ago

An area is considered "forested" if it is greater than an acre in size and has at least 10% tree crown cover. #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. An area is considered "forested" if it is greater than an acre in size and has at least 10% tree crown cover. #TexasFIA https://t.co/sxQ4KgvUqc

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Texas A&M Forest Service @TXForestService

over 9 years ago

The Forest Inventory & Analysis Program has measured over 150 different tree species in Texas! #TexasFIA

TXForestService's tweet photo. The Forest Inventory & Analysis Program has measured over 150 different tree species in Texas! #TexasFIA https://t.co/qnifxvWoFi

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