1. UMass Course Catalog: Forestry Courses forestry courses. http://www.umass.edu/ug_catalog/natrescon/forestrycourses.html

Home Courses Natural Resources Conservation Forestry Courses Forestry Natural Resources Conservation Faculty (All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted.) 102 Aerial Techniques (both sem) 1 cr Principles of rigging, advanced rope techniques, and chainsaw applications for tree pruning and removal. 110 Introduction to Forestry (2nd sem) Lecture. Broad overview of the practice and profession of foresry. Participants acquire the tools to understand forest management decisions, communicate with foresters, and appreciate forests, their complexity, and judicious stewardship. 191 Seminar in Arboriculture and Park Management (2nd sem) 2 cr Broad introduction to the various job opportunities in arboriculture, urban forestry, and parks. Eight-week course. 197A Forest Fire Control ( 2nd sem 1 cr Training in forest fire control principles and procedures including fire-line safety, fire weather, and fire behavior. Students may meet Federal Interagency Fire Qualification for "Firefighter." 198 Cooperative Work Training 4 cr Required of all students majoring in Arboriculture and Park Management. Five months (April-September 1) cooperative work training for work experience in the field. Submission of reports and collections required.

2. Taratahi Forestry Courses Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre, specialists in land based education, providing agricultural training in dairy, beef and sheep farming, and forestry courses THE LIST OF COURSES. Qualifications Gained. Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre Certificate in Forestry (Silviculture) http://www.taratahi-ag.ac.nz/forestry_courses.htm

Agricultural Courses Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre Cornwall Road, R D 7 Masterton New Zealand International Callers +64 6 378-2116 NZ Callers: 0800-TARATAHI Fax +64 6 377-1106 Send an email FORESTRY - SILVICULTURE Home News Taster Courses Courses Scholarships Farming Operations Accommodation Extramural Studies ... CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO THE LIST OF COURSES Qualifications Gained Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre Certificate in Forestry (Silviculture) National Units of Learning towards National Certificate in Forestry - Silviculture - Level 3 Prerequisite requirements for Diploma in Forestry at Wairaiki Polytechnic (Rotorua) Taratahi is accredited to offer all relevant forestry unit standards and works closely with local and national forestry industry representatives. Taratahi offers a specialist 20-week silvicultural forestry course which is 90%+ practical. This course closely follows recognised industry standards and is based on units of learning towards the National Certificate in Silviculture and Forest Harvesting

3. Forestry And Forestry Management Studies At University Of Melbourne Information about forestry courses, admissions, and scholarships. Includes careers information for prospective undergraduate students. http://admissions.unimelb.edu.au/forestry-management-courses

University courses and diplomas in Environmental Science For undergraduate education in Forestry and Forestry Management, visit University of Melbourne's Land and Food Resources Website. Enter Land and Food Resources Website at Melbourne University

4. Forestry And Forestry Management Studies At University Of Melbourne Information about forestry courses, admissions, and scholarships. Includes careers information for prospective undergraduate students. http://admissions.unimelb.edu.au/forestry-management-undergraduate-courses

University courses and diplomas in Environmental Science For undergraduate education in Forestry and Forestry Management, visit University of Melbourne's Land and Food Resources Website. Enter Land and Food Resources Website at Melbourne University

5. Current Students Current Students, Contact Information, SNR Home Page, forestry coursesSoil Science Courses Natural Resources Courses. forestry courses. http://snr.osu.edu/current/courses/foresty_courses.html

Forestry Courses Soil Science Courses Natural Resources Courses FORESTRY COURSES FOR 221 Biology and Identification of Woody Forest Plants FOR 322 Forest Ecosystems FOR 323 Forest Biometry FOR 333 Silviculture FOR 432 Forest Industries II FOR 533 Forest Field Laboratory FOR 593 Individual Studies PLEASE NOTE: Some information on this site requires Acrobat Reader to view. If you do not have Acrobat Reader installed, click here to download it for free. About Our School l Undergraduate Programs l Graduate Programs l Current Students l Research l l Contact Information l SNR Home

6. Current Students The School of Natural Resources offers instruction in three main contentareas forestry courses Soil Science Courses Natural Resources Courses. http://snr.osu.edu/current/course.html

Student Services Team The School of Natural Resources offers instruction in three main content areas: Forestry Courses Soil Science Courses Natural Resources Courses PLEASE NOTE: Some information on this site requires Acrobat Reader to view. If you do not have Acrobat Reader installed, click here to download it for free. About Our School l Undergraduate Programs l Graduate Programs l Current Students l Research l l Contact Information l SNR Home

7. Association Of Consulting Foresters Of America, Inc. Join Us Now Members Only Member List Annual Meeting ACF Consulting ForestryCourses Forestry Links Contact Us! ACF Consulting forestry courses. http://www.acf-foresters.com/acfcourses.cfm

ACF Consulting Forestry Courses PRACTICE OF CONSULTING FORESTRY Wednesday, March 5. Where: Purdue University Lafayette, Indiana Download the brochure

8. Forestry Courses 1123. Elements of Forestry. Lab 3. Survey of forestry as an art, science and profession including forestry and natural resource management http://www.okstate.edu/OSU_Ag/asnr/courses/for.html

Forestry (FOR) Elements of Forestry . Lab 3. Survey of forestry as an art, science and profession including forestry and natural resource management theory, forest resource distribution and ownership, historical development, administrative agencies, forest protection, wildlife interactions, forest recreation, and career opportunities; lab fieldwork in wood science, tree identification, land and tree measurements, and mapping. One required three-day field trip. History and Issues of Forest Policy . Introduction to forest resources policy development in the United States and the effects of policy on the administration and management of forest resources. Discussion of policy implications of some current resource management issues. Forest Mensuration I . Lab 3. Prerequisites: 1123; MATH 1715 (or MATH 1513 and 1613); STAT 2013 (or concurrent). An introduction to the measurements of forests, forest products, standing trees, growth, and the application of mensurational techniques to timber valuation and analysis. Measurement techniques of non-timber components of forest resources. Dendrology . Lab 4. Prerequisite: BISC 1403 or concurrent enrollment. Identification, taxonomy and distribution of forest trees and shrubs of the United States; their environmental requirements and utilization.

9. Gifu Senior High School Of Agriculture & Forestry Courses in horticulture, natural forestry, animal science, distribution, biotechnology, food, environment, and life sciences. Also school overview, club activities, and events. http://school.gifu-net.ed.jp/gifu-ahs/english/indexe.html

10. UMass Course Catalog: Forestry consists of 1) a set of courses required of all forestry majors, consisting ofbasic science and math courses, professional forestry courses, and General http://www.umass.edu/ug_catalog/natrescon/forestry.html

Home Courses Natural Resources Conservation Forestry Courses Natural Resources Conservation Faculty 225 Holdsworth Natural Resources Center Degree: Bachelor of Science Contact: David B. Kittredge, Jr. Office: 327 Holdsworth Phone: 545-2943 E-mail: dbk@forwild.umass.edu Web site: www.umass.edu/ug_catalog/natrescon/forestry.html The Field The study of forestry at the University is based upon an understanding of the ecological interactions of trees and other plants, animals, soils, water, and climate. Added to this are professional courses in silviculture, inventory and mapping, economics, resource policy, fire control, wildlife habitat, and related fields, which deal directly with the management of forests. These courses provide extensive field experience, made possible by students' access to the University's two research forests, and to State Forest, Wildlife Management and Quabbin Watershed lands. What distinguishes the program from those at other forestry schools is the emphasis on forest problems unique to the urbanized northeast and specifically to Massachusetts, where forest issues are entwined with those of a large human population. However, the curriculum is sufficiently broad and flexible to allow graduates to find employment throughout the country. In some career paths, a Master's degree is necessary for advancement, but most entry-level positions are open to graduates with a Bachelor's degree. The Major There are two tracks in the major: 1) Forest Conservation and 2) Urban Forestry/Arbori-culture. The undergraduate curriculum consists of 1) a set of courses required of all forestry majors, consisting of basic science and math courses, professional forestry courses, and General Education and free electives, and 2) the choice of the Forest Conservation or Urban Forestry/Arboriculture Track. The Forest Conservation Track meets the requirements for employment as a forester with federal government agencies and is accredited by the Society of American Foresters. For the Urban Forestry/Arboriculture track, many students first complete the two-year Arboriculture and Park Management Program in the Stockbridge School and then transfer into the Urban Forestry/Arboriculture track for the final two years to complete the Bachelor of Science in Forestry. For information about the Urban Forestry/Arboriculture track, contact H. Dennis Ryan, tel. 545-6626.

11. Forestry Courses At University forestry courses. Vocational Certificate in Forestry Level 2 http://www.metla.fi/archive/forest/1996/03/msg00154.html

Forest list archive: msg00154 [Prev] [Next] [Index] [Thread] Forestry Courses at University To FOREST@LISTSERV.FUNET.FI Subject Forestry Courses at University From Ryde.James@ANU.EDU.AU Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996 12:02:29 +0000 content-length: 4357 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT FOREST@LISTSERV.FUNET.FI Sender: OWNER-FOREST@LISTSERV.FUNET.FI Follow-Ups export grade red oak From Prev: new forestry (was old-growth) Next: export grade red oak Index: Forest mailing list March 1996 Thread: Forest list subjects in March 1996 [Metla] [Main Index] [Thread Index] Mail converted by MHonArc

12. SWGC - Forestry: Courses .Forestry 1010 - Introduction to Forestry Course Description.......Courses. Fall Winter. Forestry 1001 Forestry Field Camp I Course http://www.swgc.mun.ca/forestry/courses.html

Courses Fall Winter Forestry 1010 - Introduction to Forestry Course Description Forestry 1011 - Introduction to Forestry Course Description Forestry 1900 - Developing Proficiency in Communications Course Description Back to Forestry Updated:

13. SWGC - Forestry: Courses, Forestry 1011 . Forestry 1010is a prerequisite to Forestry 1011. Lectures Three hours per week.......Forestry 1011 Introduction to Forestry Course http://www.swgc.mun.ca/forestry/courses/fors1011.html

Forestry 1011 - Introduction to Forestry Course Description To introduce the many aspects of the professional practice of forestry including the multi-dimensionality of forest values and forest management as a design challenge. A problem based approach to learning is used to create learning objectives for the remainder of the programme; to begin development of quantitative and qualitative skills; to instill the habit of inquiry and to begin development of understanding of social/ethical issues in forestry. Forestry 1010 is a prerequisite to Forestry 1011. Lectures: Three hours per week. Laboratory: Three hours per week. Back to Forestry Back to Courses Last update: 15 October 2002

14. Forestry Courses COURSES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY Many of the course syllabi are .PDF files.They can be viewed by using the free download of Adobe Acrobat Reader. http://www.cfr.msstate.edu/courses/fo.html

COURSES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY Many of the course syllabi are .PDF files. They can be viewed by using the free download of Adobe Acrobat Reader FO 1101 - Forest Resources Survey (1) One hour lecture. Survey of the professional resource manager's role and career opportunities in providing forest-based goods and services. Not open to Forest Resources majors with senior standing. Fall Only. FO 2111 - Dendrology Laboratory (4) Four hours laboratory. Field exercises to promote the recognition and identification of trees and other woody plants. FO 2112 - Dendrology (2) Two hours lecture. Introduction to the identification and systematic classification of trees and other woody plants. FO 2213 - Forest Measurements. (3) (Prerequisite: ST 2113 or equivalent). Three hour lecture. Principles of measurement for standing and felled trees. Inventory and sampling theory for forested lands. Spring Only. FO 2990 - Special Topics in Forestry. (1-9) Credit and title to be arranged. This course is to be used on a limited basis to offer developing subject matter areas not covered in existing courses. (Courses limited to two offerings under one title within two academic years). All Terms.

15. New Zealand School Of Forestry - University Of Canterbury Offers professional forestry courses towards the degrees of Bachelor of Forestry Science, Postgraduate Diploma in Forestry, Master of Forestry Science and Ph.D. in Forestry. Career, course, contact, people, research information, plus forestryrelated links. http://www.fore.canterbury.ac.nz/

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16. School Of Forestry Courses Schedule Cyberbear. School of forestry courses. Course Web Sites Spring 2003 Forestry 241 Dendrology; Forestry 303 Intro to GIS; http://www.forestry.umt.edu/academics/Courses/default.htm

Search Contact Information School of Forestry Courses Course Web Sites Spring 2003 Forestry 241 Dendrology Forestry 303 Intro to GIS Forestry 330 Forest Ecology Forestry 480 Project Design and Analysis ... Forestry 505 Sampling Methods Course Archive Forestry 200 Natural Resource Management Camp (Spring 2002) Forestry 201 Biometrics (Fall 2002) Forestry 202 Mensuration (Spring 2000) Forestry 351 Remote Sensing (Spring 1995) ... X495 Intro to GPS (Fall 1999) List of Courses (From the Catalog) Forest (FOR) Recreation Management (RECM) Wildlife Biology (WBIO) Home ... The University of Montana " World Class in the Rockies"

17. Institute Of Land And Food Resources - Forestry Courses forestry courses conducted by the Institute of Landand Food Resources, the University of Melbourne. http://www.landfood.unimelb.edu.au/courses/shortcourse/forestry.html

Forestry Courses Forest Growing Creswick: For courses in Forest Growing including Forest Establishment, measurement etc, contact: Pam Keen Ph.(03) 5321 4100. Short Courses The Institute of Land and Food Resources Quick Find: Frequently Used Areas A-Z List of Study Areas A-Z List of Faculties Academic Board Alumni Programs Contacting People Library Postgraduate Course List Research Search Student Services Undergraduate Handbook University Archives Melbourne University Bookshop Students Homepage Staff Homepage Visitors Homepage Main Homepage Quick Find: Faculties and Schools Arts Education Engineering Graduate Studies Law Music Science Veterinary Science Melbourne Business School (MBS) Vic College of the Arts [Affiliate] A-Z List of Study Areas A-Z List of Faculties The University of Melbourne ABN: 84 002 705 224 Created: 25 June 2000 Last modified: 27 April 2002 Authorised by: General Manager, Institute of Land and Food Resources. Maintained by: Christopher Higgs Email: webmaster@landfood.unimelb.edu.au

18. The Institute Of Land And Food Resources - Creswick Campus Creswick is an important teaching location for the forestry courses conducted atthe University of Melbourne's Institute of Land and Food Resources as it is http://www.landfood.unimelb.edu.au/depts/cresc.html

Creswick Campus Creswick Campus Home Page Creswick campus is an important teaching location for the Institute's forestry courses, perfectly located near a 610 hectare demonstration forest. Adjoining this forest is the 20 hectare campus of Creswick, with its extensive range of tree species, only 15 kilometres of Ballarat. Some of the buildings on the campus were part of the original Creswick goldfields hospital and are significant to Victoria's heritage. Two of the four years of the Bachelor of Forest Science course are taught by The University of Melbourne on its Creswick Campus. The Creswick Campus is managed by The School of Forestry Creswick LTD , which runs the Diploma in Forestry and a Tafe program in forestry on behalf of the University. For forestry students it is the practical facilities of the campus, and adjacent Victorian Timber Industries Training Centre and Creswick Landcare Centre, which allows students access to a training sawmill, nursery and laboratories, and the easy access to a diverse range of forests which are the main attractions. Extensive research is undertaken on campus in forestry resource conservation, forest industries and molecular biology.

19. Humboldt: Forestry Courses Forestry. LOWER DIVISION. FOR 100. Critical Thinking operations. Doesnot count towards forestry major. Rep. CR/NC. FOR 170. Conclave http://www.humboldt.edu/~catalog/courses/for_crs.html

Forestry LOWER DIVISION FOR 100. Critical Thinking and Social and Environmental Responsibility (3). How to think critically. Argument identification and evaluation. Formal and informal fallacies. The use of critical thinking methods with application to questions of environmental and social responsibility. FOR 150. Logging Conference Field Trip (1). Field trip to regional logging conference to observe professional demontrations of forest operations equiment and to hear presentations by experts in forest managment operations. Does not count towards forestry major. Rep. CR/NC. FOR 170. Conclave: Logging Sports Competition (1). Local or regional logging sports competition. Safe use of traditional and modern forest operations equiment. Does not count towards forestry major. Rep. CR/NC. FOR 116. The Forest Environment (4). The forest and its complexity. Identify trees, plant communities, and wildlife and understand their interdependence. Multicultural perspectives of historical and topical conservation issues. Role and ethical responsibilities of the forester. Weekly: 2 hrs lect, 1 hr disc, 3 hrs lab.

20. University Of Minnesota Forestry Courses University of Minnesota forestry courses. Offered by the College ofNatural Resources. ForP 1301. WOOD AS A RAW MATERIAL. (4 cr) The http://www.cbs.umn.edu/college_info/courses/forestry.html

University of Minnesota Forestry Courses Offered by the College of Natural Resources ForP 1301. WOOD AS A RAW MATERIAL. (4 cr) The physical and chemical nature of solid wood and wood fiber as it relates to the requirements of major wood-based industries. World supply and consumption. Weekly demonstration labs dealing with structure and properties of wood and manufacture of solid, particle, and fiber products. ForP 1303. WOOD STRUCTURE AND IDENTIFICATION. (2 cr; prereq ForP 1301 or #) Features of wood structure vital to identifying wood of various tree species and understanding physical properties of wood. Lecture and lab. ForP 5302. WOOD CHEMISTRY I. (3 cr; prereq Chem 3302) Molecular structure of wood cell wall. Structure, properties, and reactions of monosaccharides and derivatives; oligosaccharides. Structure, properties, and biogenesis of cellulose; cellulose derivatives; comparison with starch. ForP 5303. WOOD DETERIORATION. (4 cr; prereq ForP 1301 or #) Deterioration of wood and wood products by bacteria, fungi, insects, marine organisms, fire, and weathering; methods of preservation and preservatives used. Lecture and lab. ForP 5304. WOOD DRYING AND PRESERVATION PROCESSES.

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