East Texas Prescribed Burn Association

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Regional prescribed-fire and forest-health nonprofit association

Mission and Description

Regional nonprofit helping East Texas landowners use prescribed fire safely and effectively to improve forest health, wildlife habitat, biodiversity, and wildfire resilience.

Organization Information

Browse category: Prescribed Fire and Wildfire Resilience

Organization type: Prescribed Fire Association

State: Texas

Service area: East Texas multi-county service area

Programs and membership: Independent nonprofit membership association with its own dues, enrollment, service area, educational programs, workshops, hands-on burns, resources, events, donations, and outreach

Meetings and events: Prescribed-fire training, cooperative burns, landowner education, wildfire-risk reduction, forest-health improvement, habitat management, workshops, technical resources, and public outreach

Reported operating status: Active

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