A photo of a tornado on the horizon as an example of the levels of environmental hazards the HRRC considers in its research.

Strategic Planning

The Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center (HRRC) studies hazards and how they affect the natural and built environments and the people who live there. With a special focus on hazard mitigation and recovery, we generate research at the forefront of hazard planning.

What we do

We share our discoveries about hazards and disaster preparedness through education and outreach.
An architecture student using a headset at an event. Photo by: John Peters.

Research

he Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center conducts convergent research that integrates numerous academic disciplines while engaging with community partners on priority hazard and disaster challenges.

Students working on a project at the College of Architecture.

Outreach

HRRC researchers work with community partners to share evidence-based disaster management information in a variety of ways. If you would like to request an expert for an interview or speaking event, contact us at [email protected]

News and Research

A group of speakers at the 2025 Showcase event.

This forum highlights NSF-supported research, mentorship and innovation in disaster resilience.

The Texas Capitol building in Austin, Texas.

Texas A&M students used Texas GLO internships to support disaster recovery, housing repair and community resilience projects.

An image of a lake and landscape of Colorado.

Texas A&M PIRS Lab partners with Larimer County to pinpoint policy conflicts increasing wildfire and flooding vulnerability. View the resilience scorecard.