Reforestation initiative offers $3.2M in funding

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  • CITIZENS STATE Bank of Snook placed first in the business category for the Snook EEA Christmas Lights contest.
    CITIZENS STATE Bank of Snook placed first in the business category for the Snook EEA Christmas Lights contest.
  • BURLESON HEALTH Resource Center was on hand at the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main” at the Caldwell Civic Center.
    BURLESON HEALTH Resource Center was on hand at the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main” at the Caldwell Civic Center.
  • FOREST AND WOODLAND landowners in Texas are eligible for cost-share funds through Texas A&M Forest Service to help replant native trees. Photo courtesy of Sam Craft/Texas A&M AgriLife
    FOREST AND WOODLAND landowners in Texas are eligible for cost-share funds through Texas A&M Forest Service to help replant native trees. Photo courtesy of Sam Craft/Texas A&M AgriLife
  • THE HOME OF CINDY and Wayne Nedbalek at 207 Fojt Street received the first place residence award in the Snook EEA Christmas Lights of Snook. Their nativity scene was very cohesive, colorful and well planned.
    THE HOME OF CINDY and Wayne Nedbalek at 207 Fojt Street received the first place residence award in the Snook EEA Christmas Lights of Snook. Their nativity scene was very cohesive, colorful and well planned.
  • LIONS CLUB MEMBERS helped bring some Christmas cheer to children attending the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main.”
    LIONS CLUB MEMBERS helped bring some Christmas cheer to children attending the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main.”
  • VOLUNTEERS AND SANTA HELPED make the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main” a special event for area children.
    VOLUNTEERS AND SANTA HELPED make the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main” a special event for area children.
  • THE HOME OF DANIEL and Teresa Leschber at 208 Skrabanek was selected as the second place residence in the Snook EEA Christmas Lights of Snook with its myriad of inflatable happy puppies and a dachshund, celebrating the holidays in many ways.
    THE HOME OF DANIEL and Teresa Leschber at 208 Skrabanek was selected as the second place residence in the Snook EEA Christmas Lights of Snook with its myriad of inflatable happy puppies and a dachshund, celebrating the holidays in many ways.
  • THE THIRD PLACE residence winner of the Snook EEA Christmas Lights of Snook was the Hardin Family, with their variety of Santa’s, snowmen, decorated trees and other holiday characters. The house is located at 101 County Road 269.
    THE THIRD PLACE residence winner of the Snook EEA Christmas Lights of Snook was the Hardin Family, with their variety of Santa’s, snowmen, decorated trees and other holiday characters. The house is located at 101 County Road 269.
  • AN HONORABLE mention award in the residence category of the Snook EEA Christmas Lights of Snook contest is at 220 Pleasant Path.
    AN HONORABLE mention award in the residence category of the Snook EEA Christmas Lights of Snook contest is at 220 Pleasant Path.
  • CHILDREN WERE ABLE TO enjoy wagon rides at the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main” at the Caldwell Civic Center.
    CHILDREN WERE ABLE TO enjoy wagon rides at the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main” at the Caldwell Civic Center.
  • CHILDREN RECEIVED MANY giveaways at the recent Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main” at the Caldwell Civic Center.
    CHILDREN RECEIVED MANY giveaways at the recent Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library’s “Miracle on Main” at the Caldwell Civic Center.

    Texas forest and woodland landowners can receive up to $80,000 for reforestation practices on their property after natural disaster losses. Texas A&M Forest Service’s Texas Resilient Landscapes Initiative is offering $3.2 million in cost-share funding over the next four years.

    The initiative is focused on supporting reforestation efforts in areas vulnerable to risk of loss from disaster or envi…