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Addie Smith

Addie Smith

Project Specialist

addie.smith@ag.tamu.edu

Addie Smith is a geospatial analyst and program coordinator at the Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute. Using geospatial data, she examines new patterns and identifies trends to provide key information for complex Texas natural resource challenges through the power of a “good map.”


She joined the institute as a student technician in 2012 and received a Bachelor of Science in wildlife and fisheries sciences in 2014 from Texas A&M University. In 2016, she received a Master of Science in wildlife and fisheries science from Texas A&M under a graduate fellowship from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Throughout her time at the institute, her work and research has focused on Texas Land Trends, a program that informs Texans about the status of our state’s privately owned working lands.


As a native Texan, Addie enjoys spending her free time outdoors with her family and bird dog, Birdie.

 

For geospatial projects, reach out to the Geospatial Analysis Team at nri-gis@ag.tamu.edu.

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Research Reports

  • Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Program: 2024 evaluation report Sep 2024

    Lund, A.A., L.A. Smith, R.R. Lopez. 2024. Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Program: 2024 evaluation report. Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute, Research Report Number 2024-1. College Station, Texas, USA.

  • Texas Water Trends Feb 2023

    Lopez, A., R. Lopez, M. Crawford, A. Smith, D. Barrientos, B. Wegner, O. Muñoz, A. Roberts, V. Puig-Williams, and D. Mueller. (2023). Texas water trends. Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute, College Station, Texas, USA.

  • Conserving Texas: Quantifying Ecological Return on Investment Jan 2023

    Smith, L.A., A.A. Lund, R.R. Lopez. 2023. Conserving Texas: Quantifying Ecological Return on Investment. Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute, Research Report Number 2023-1. College Station, Texas, USA.

     

  • Water and Equity in the Texas Hill Country Jul 2022
  • Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Program: 2020 Evaluation Nov 2020

    Lund, A.A., G.W. Powers, R.R. Lopez, L.A. Smith, L.M. Olson, and L.F. Gregory. 2020. Texas farm and ranch lands conservation program: 2020 Evaluation report. Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute, Research Report Number 2020-1. College Station, Texas, USA.

  • Status Update and Trends of Texas Working Lands 1997 - 2017 Dec 2019

    Smith, L.A., R.R. Lopez, A.A. Lund, B.N. Wegner, J.C. Cathey, A. Lopez, R.E. Anderson, G.W. Powers, K.L. Skow, M.A. Crawford. 2019. Status Update and Trends of Texas Working Lands. Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute (NRI), College Station, TX, USA.

  • Trends in Land Ownership Along Texas Borderlands Jun 2019

    Lopez, A., A.A. Lund, M.A. Crawford, L.A. Smith, K.L. Skow, J.G. Cross, L.A. Harveson and R.R. Lopez. 2019. Trends in Land Ownership Along Texas Borderlands. Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute. College Station, TX, USA.

  • Conservation Easements in Texas Jan 2019

    Lund, A.A., L.A. Smith, A. Lopez, R.R. Lopez and J.H. Leibowitz. 2019. Conservation Easements in Texas. Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute. College Station, TX, USA.