41. College Of Applied And Natural Sciences: Forestry Sixtyfive credit hours of core forestry courses, 5 hours of support courses,and 10 hours of electives completes the 125 credit hour curriculum. Category Reference Education Departments and Programs http://www.ans.latech.edu/forestry-index.html

Forestry Dr. James Dickson's book "Wildlife of Southern Forests: Habitat and Management" received the Outstanding Book Award from the SE Section, The Wildlife Society. For more information about this text, please contact Dr. James Dickson Mission Statement The School of Forestry has adopted the following mission statement: "To enhance the social, ecological and economic value of forest resources for the citizens of Louisiana and the nation through professional education, basic and applied research, and service to the public and various natural resource management professional groups." The Forestry Major The Forestry major provides an educational track to professionals in the management of forest resources. A University core curriculum consisting of 45 credit hours is required of all Louisiana Tech students. Sixty-five credit hours of core forestry courses, 5 hours of support courses, and 10 hours of electives completes the 125 credit hour curriculum. Students who plan ahead can take their elective course credits toward certification as a wildlife biologist or in undergraduate foundation courses toward a Master's of Business Administration degree. An additional academic term may be necessary to complete the required block of courses. Wildlife certification or business minor may be a desirable credential.

42. Forestry Courses School of Natural Resources. Forestry. FOR 21 Dendrology. FOR 21,Syllabus, The goals of this course are to identify (by sight), trees http://snr.uvm.edu/academics/for.html

43. The School Of Natural Resources - Academics Required forestry courses build on the SNR core curriculum, and provide an interdisciplinaryfieldoriented understanding of the theoretical and practical Category Reference Education School of Natural Resources http://snr.uvm.edu/academics/forestry.html

44. Forestry Course Outlines forestry courses Introductory Forestry FOR 111, INTRODUCTION. This course providesan overview of modern forestry practice with emphasis on tropical forests. http://www.agrinetguyana.org.gy/ugagri/forestry_course_syllabi.htm

Agri-Net Guyana Overview Agricultural Institutions Sub-Sectors ... Search Forestry Courses Introductory Forestry- FOR 111 INTRODUCTION This course provides an overview of modern forestry practice with emphasis on tropical forests. COURSE OUTLINE HOUR TOPIC L P Week Introduction to Forestry World forestry Practical Caribbean/Guyana forestry Practical Dendrology Field work – tree identification Forest ecology Practical Forest establishment and silviculture Field work Inventory and mensuration Field work Forest management and administration Practical Harvesting Practical Forest policy and laws Practical Wood properties and identification Practical Utilisation and marketing Practical Social and environmental forestry Practical Revision Exam TOTAL Back to To p Forest surveying and mapping - for 121 INTRODUCTION This course provides the basic mapping and surveying skills and knowledge required for forest management. COURSE OUTLINE HOUR TOPIC L P WEEK Introduction to mapping, surveying and equipment Map types, scales, symbols Practical Contours, projections and grids

45. Ph.D Degree With A Major In Forestry three additional forestry courses at the 500 or 600 level;. Stat 401 and atleast one additional course in statistics offered for graduate credit; and. http://www.forestry.iastate.edu/grad/phd.html

GRADUATE STUDY IN THE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY Ph.D. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN FORESTRY Objectives and Requirements Areas of Specialization within Forestry: Biometry Economics Biology-Wood Science Objectives: To achieve competence in one of the above areas of specialization. To prepare for careers in research, teaching, and natural resource management Entrance Requirements: Before the Forestry Graduate Committee can act on a student's request for admission, the following items must be submitted to J. Michael Kelly, Chair, Department of Forestry, 253 Bessey Hall, Iowa State Univeristy, Ames, Iowa 50011: 1. Original GRE score form, 2. A letter stating as specifically as possible what you wish to study in graduate school and why, Three letters of recommendation from persons qualified to judge your ability and potential for graduate study, and 4. International students need to submit an original TOEFL score form. All Doctor of Philosophy applications must be reviewed by the Forestry Graduate Committee and approved by the potential major professor and the Departmental Executive Officer, regardless of the student's academic standing. Graduate students admitted to Iowa State University to pursue Master of Science degrees must reapply to the Forestry Graduate Committee for admission to a doctoral program in Forestry.

46. Forestry - Course Details BN7 3AE. forestry courses Full Time BSC Biological Sciences (Forestry Studies).BTEC First Diploma in Countryside and Environment (Forestry). http://www.plumpton.ac.uk/nsite/Courses/courseasp/PL_casp_1.asp?Dep=6

47. Information On Forest Resources Degree Programs Office personnel who can help with the details of student life OSU Schedule of Classes Class schedule for the current year OSU forestry courses - Brief class http://www.cof.orst.edu/cof/fr/degrees/degprog.php

Information for Prospective Students Personnel/Employment Research Student Resources ... Starker Lecture series Undergraduate Admissions and Advising Forest Resources Undergraduate Advising Guide 2002-2003 Informative guide about the department and our undergraduate degrees. PDF Version - (download Adobe Acrobat Reader Forest Resources Undergraduate Advisors OSU's Information for Prospective Students Freshman admission procedures ... Student clubs and activities Also see: Resources for Current Students for information on a variety of topics that affect students Who do you ask? Office personnel who can help with the details of student life OSU Schedule of Classes - Class schedule for the current year OSU Forestry Courses - Brief class descriptions Postbaccalaureate Information Postbaccalaureate Programs Postbaccalaureate admission procedures Information for Prospective Students Also see: OSU Schedule of Classes OSU Forestry Courses - Brief class descriptions Graduate Programs Forest Resources Graduate Advising Guide - 2002-2003 version under construction printable PDF version - (download Adobe Acrobat Reader Current Graduate Students - Pictures and a brief biography of each student Faculty - Description of each professor's research, publications list, and contact information

48. The Maritime Forest Ranger School. forestry courses are offered to forest technicians and foresters on a wide varietyof topics, designed to increase their knowledge in specialized fields. http://www.mfrs.nb.ca/eng/continuing-education.html

2003 Schedule The Maritime Forest Ranger School provides an opportunity for specialization and skills up-grading through Continuing Education courses. The School's Department of Continuing Education offers short courses in two fields forestry and sawmilling. Forestry courses are offered to forest technicians and foresters on a wide variety of topics, designed to increase their knowledge in specialized fields. Continuing Education in forestry courses are offered throughout the year. Subjects range from communications to silviculture and provide a forum for recent developments in forestry techniques, trends and philosophies. Continuing Education courses in sawmilling are designed to enhance the skills of people involved in the primary lumber manufacturing sector. Courses are available for all levels of sawmill employees from management to machine centre operators. These courses are practical in nature. The Training Sawmill located at the Maritime Forest Ranger School provides a setting which is conducive to learning and experimentation. The mill contains a large modern saw maintenance area, dry kiln, lumber stress grading machine as well as all major machine centres normally found in sawmills in Atlantic Canada. Continuing Education forestry and sawmilling courses are continually developed and improved. Custom courses are offered if demand warrants. Residence facilities for Continuing Education participants are located on campus. The Maritime Forest Ranger School offers a wide variety of continuing education courses to assist in upgrading foresters and forest technicians in new technology.

49. Department Of Forestry And Geology Courses forestry courses 121. Introduction to Forestry. This introductionto the science and study of forestry includes tree structure and http://www.sewanee.edu/Forestry_Geology/courses.html

Forestry Courses: 121. Introduction to Forestry This introduction to the science and study of forestry includes tree structure and function, forest types of North America, forest biology and ecology, silviculture, forest management, forest products, wood properties, and U.S. forest policy. Lecture, three hours, laboratory and weekend field trips. (Credit, full course.) Staff ( Kuers McGrath Smith , Torreano). Natural Resource Issues and Policies An overview of the contemporary use of renewable and nonrenewable natural resources; physical, economic, social, and environmental factors, policies and legislation affecting their use. (Credit, full course.) Smith 204. Forest Wildlife Management A survey and analysis of how vertebrate animals affect forest processes, with particular emphasis on forest regeneration on the Cumberland Plateau. This discussion-oriented class will also address the history and current status of U.S. and international wildlife management, and the effects of forest management on game and non-game species. Students will interact with wildlife management professionals in Tennessee and will design and implement a field study to quantify the effects of vertebrate animals on forest growth and development. Fall of even-numbered years. (Credit, full course.). Ken Smith. Dendrology Explores the biology and morphology of trees, with emphasis on the major forest species of North America and selected forest types elsewhere in the world. Primary focus is on the ecophysiological characteristics of species and their roles in forest succession, distribution across the landscape, and response to disturbance and environmental stress. Includes field identification of native trees and shrubs of the Southeast. Lecture, three hours; laboratory and weekend field trips. (Credit, full course.) Kuers.

50. Other Programs At The Faculty Of Forestry At UBC Other Programs Distance Education The Faculty of Forestry offers severalof its core forestry courses by distance education. These http://www.forestry.ubc.ca/programs/otherprog.html

Education Undergraduate Graduate International First Nations Departments Forest Sciences Forest Resources Management Wood Science ... Affiliated Units People Faculty Contact Us Facilities Forest Sciences Centre Research Forests CAWP Publications Branchlines Fundraising Forestry Links UBC MacMillan Library Other Programs Distance Education The Faculty of Forestry offers several of its core forestry courses by distance education. These courses carry full credit toward the Forestry degree program. Most of these courses may also be taken by unclassified students for credit toward registration as a professional forester. These courses are particularly useful to part-time students who, because of isolation or time constraints, are unable to attend classes. Diploma Programs The Forest Management Institute of British Columbia offers two diploma programs. UBC Diploma in Forestry Advanced Silviculture For Registered Professional Foresters. Co-sponsored by the Faculties of Forestry and Applied Science. UBC Diploma in Forestry Engineering For professional foresters, engineers and geoscientists leading to a

51. How To Apply To UBC Forestry from a University or College degree Program, An average of at least 60% in yourcourses forestry courses will be individually considered for transfer credit. http://www.forestry.ubc.ca/intprogs/apply.htm

Navigate Why UBC Forestry Your Options Our Programs ... Links How to Apply to UBC Forestry Admissions Requirements Early Admission English Language Requirements Broader-Based Admission ... Click here to go to UBC’s central application page. You may apply online for both graduate and undergraduate programs and you may also download and print an application form to mail in. The deadline for receiving applications is MARCH 31. If you wish to be considered for Early Admission (see below) you must have all your supporting materials in by this date: otherwise, you only need to submit your application form at this time. Supporting material such as transcripts and references can be submitted until June 15. If you wish to apply as a visiting student , the deadline for applications and supporting material is June 15. Graduate students should note their specific deadlines. Admissions Requirements to the Faculty of Forestry If you are applying from... You will need... Secondary School 4 years high school Mathematics 1 year senior Chemistry or Physics (Accredited Advanced-Placement courses completed with grade of 4 or 5 may gain first year credit at UBC subject to the department's approval) British-Patterned Education Three GCSE's (or O-levels) and at least two A levels which must include math (algebra or calculus), English, and either Chemistry or Physics.

52. Curriculum In Forestry in US diversity; 3 cr. in international perspectives. 28. forestry courses For 104, 110, 120, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 302, 451, 454. http://www.iastate.edu/~catalog/2001-03/curric/a-forest.htm

Curriculum in Forestry Credits Degree Requirements Interpersonal and Public Communication Skills: Engl 104, 105, 314; Lib 160; Sp Cm 212 Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences: Math 140, 150, 151; Stat 101; Chem 163, 163L; Biol 201, 201L; Agron 154 Humanities, Ethics and Social Science: 3 cr. in Humanities; Econ 101; 3 cr. in Ethics from approved list; 3 cr. in U.S. diversity; 3 cr. in international perspectives Forestry Courses : For 104, 110, 120, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, Students majoring in Forestry are required to choose one of the following options by the end of their sophomore year: forest ecosystem management or wood products or urban and community forestry. Options Credits Degree Requirements Wood Products : For 280, 452, 453, 481, 483, 485, 486, 487

53. Forestry The department offers a minor in forestry which can be earned by completionof a minimum of 15 credits in forestry courses. Students http://www.iastate.edu/~catalog/2001-03/courses/for.html

Graduate Courses Schedule of Classes Forestry (For) www.forestry.iastate.edu J. Michael Kelly, Chair of Department Professors: Hall, Harrington, Hart, Jungst, Kelly, Schultz, Wray Professors (Collaborators): Isebrands, Riemenschneider University Professors (Emeritus): McNabb Professors (Emeritus): Bensend, Countryman, Hopkins, Manwiller, Prestemon Associate Professors: Colletti, Kuo, Mize, Rule Assistant Professors: Asbjornsen, Peszlen, Stokke, Thompson Assistant Professors (Adjunct): Isenhart, Negreros-Castillo Undergraduate Study Graduates understand and can apply scientific principles associated with forests, forest ecosystem management, and wood and non-wood products. Graduates are able to communicate effectively and work well in teams. They are capable of preparing and delivering effective oral and written communication of scientific and technical decisions to professional and lay audiences. They are proficient in technical skills such as measurements, computers, inventory, economic analysis, data and situation analysis, and ecosystem assessment. They recognize the importance of ethics in forestry and are sensitive to cultural diversity and broad environmental concerns. Graduates of the forest ecosystem management option are skilled at understanding how forests function and how forests can be managed to produce desired goods (wood, fiber, recreation, wildlife habitat) and services (clean water, carbon sequestration, wilderness) in the long-run. They are skilled at interpretation of interactions and effects of abiotic and biotic factors in forests and quantification of bio-physical, social, and economic outputs from forest ecosystems. They are skilled at complex decision-making involving private and public forest resources where ethical, legal, social, economic, and ecological dimensions are explicitly considered.

54. Master Of Forestry Program Many of the graduatelevel forestry courses, as well as other graduate-level courses,are offered weekly, in the evening, to enable working professionals to http://www.forest-resources.umaine.edu/mfprogram.htm

Master of Forestry A Professional Degree Program The University of Maine’s College of Natural Science Semester 1 Credits FTY 107 Forest Vegetation PSE 250 Forest Soils FTY 208 Forest Surveying and Mapping WSC 212 PRT 352 Forest Recreation Management Total Credits Semester 2 Credits FTY 206 FTY 266 Advanced Forest Measurements FTY 444 Forest Resource Economics FTY 480 Intro. to GIS** WLE 230 Intro. Wildlife Conservation Graduate elective Total Credits Semester 3 Credits FES 407 Forest Ecology FES 408 Silviculture FES 409 Forest Ecology/Silviculture Lab FSC 401 Timber Harvesting FTY 476 Forest Management I Seminar Elective Total Credits Semester 4 Credits FTY 446 Forest Resources Policy FTY 477 Forest Management II FTY 532 Forest Influences FES 5xx Forest Health Management FTY 690 Master of Forestry Project Total Credits **Or equivalent GIS course. Admissions Applicants for the MF program must apply to the University of Maine Graduate School. Recommendations for admission are made by the Department of Forest Management or the Department of Forest Ecosystem Science, based on as, Forestry, and Agriculture offers a program of graduate study leading to a Master of Forestry (MF) degree. The MF program is a professional, non-thesis master’s program. The MF program prepares students for a rewarding career in forest management by enhancing the abilities of professional foresters with prior experience and by allowing a career change for non-foresters. Many of the graduate-level forestry courses, as well as other graduate-level courses, are offered weekly, in the evening, to enable working professionals to complete the requirements on a part-time basis.

55. Intranet Directory - Browse - Intranets.com Browse - Online Project Management S http//onlineforestry.intranets.com. A portal to the forestry coursestaught through the Forestry Department at Sierra College. GUESTS http://www.intranets.com/Directory/browse.asp?category=1048

56. Technical Schools- Forestry, Canada, Careers, Jobs, Forest Products, Wood, Paper One third of our forestry courses are conducted in the field. ContactPerson Frank Knaapen email knaapef@algonquincollege.com, http://www.canadian-forests.com/tech-schools.htm

Technical Schools Your Internet Gateway to Forestry and Forest Products Algonquin College's Forestry Technician Diploma Program is an exciting, fast-paced, 49-week immersion in natural resources management on the doorstep of Algonquin Park in Ontario, Canada. One third of our forestry courses are conducted in the field. Contact Person: Frank Knaapen email: knaapef@algonquincollege.com BC Forestry Continuing Studies Network (FCS Network) serves all British Columbia communities by facilitating the development and delivery of province-wide and regional natural resource management continuing education. The Forestry Continuing Studies Network is a not-for-profit society established to develop and deliver continuous learning programs to professionals, technical staff, forest workers, private landowners, First Nations, communities / municipalities and the adult public. We work with individuals, agencies and organizations that are currently involved in forestry continuing studies to develop appropriate programs. BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology) - Homepage Diploma programs in Renewable Resources: British Columbia's greatest natural renewable resource is its forest land. The benefits that derive from intelligently planned use of this land are many, varied and extremely valuable.

57. MBA / Forestry Program The track's first three modules are from the existing program and are deliveredat the Saint John Campus and the nine forestry courses are delivered by the http://www.unbf.ca/forestry/mba.html

This track focuses on forest products commerce within the existing UNBSJ MBA program Entrance Requirements Students applying to the MBA program. Forest Products Track, are required to have: GMAT with an acceptable score TOEFL score of 213(and 4.0 on TWE) or better (required from international applicants) Applicants with a degree in other than Science or Engineering disciplines may apply, provided they have at least five years of relevant work experience in the forest industry. Tuition Books, Materials Accommodations Food Miscellaneous Fredericton Specialization Courses MBA7931 Forestry and the Forest Industry The structure and scale of the forest industry is examined from North American and global perspectives. The course is designed to provide an understanding of the many aspects of the forest industry, including the multi-dimensional nature of forest management. (5 credits) MBA7932 Forest Management and Policy The development, implementation and analysis of forest policy, and application of hierarchical planning are examined. Spatial considerations and problems in identifying and reconciling social goals will be introduced. (2.5 credits)

58. Graduate Coursework Courses: Flexible Delivery - Graduate School, ANU graduate_info_fin.html Faculty of Science. Farm forestry courses(part of the Graduate Certificate in Forestry). Two courses each http://www.anu.edu.au/graduate/prospective/flexidel.html

Graduate Coursework Courses: Flexible Delivery ANU graduate prospective Text/Printing Version Home Prospective Research Students Prospective Coursework Students ... Help The ANU offers some graduate coursework programs by 'flexible delivery', which are offered outside the normal pattern of weekly classes held during semester on campus. They are designed to meet the specific study needs of, for example, part-time students in paid employment, students who live outside Canberra, or particular corporate clients. Flexible delivery programs may be taught in a variety of formats and locations, including: in intensive teaching periods, i.e. in concentrated blocks of time over short periods, rather than spread over a whole semester during the summer session, or at evenings or weekends on the internet, primarily or partly using the web and multimedia resources both at the ANU and at a designated partner university interstate or overseas by special arrangement. The ANU currently offers the following individual graduate programs by flexible delivery. National Graduate School of Management (NGSM) programs The NGSM offers coursework programs to around 350 postgraduate students. Its flagship - the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program - has been consistently ranked as one of the top programs in the region since its establishment. In recent years, NGSM has developed new programs that focus on leading-edge subject areas such as technology management, international management and industry strategy, in which the ANU has an international reputation. It offers Master of Management and Master of Management (Technology) degrees to provide greater choices for clients. Flexible options include the ability to take a single course and to have that course articulate to any one of a Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, Master or MBA program. Courses are taught in a modular intensive format. NGSM also offers courses out of Canberra and currently has international teaching programs in China, Singapore and Malaysia.

59. Collegeboard.com - Career Browser: Forestry Major areas. Introductory forestry courses and field studies conducted byforestry faculty provide information about these options. Once http://www.collegeboard.com/apps/careers/majors/0,3480,2-063,00.html

Forestry General Information Typical Courses H.S. Preparation Potential Careers ... Sources of Additional Information General Information Forestry is the science, art, and practice of managing and using the natural resources on forestlands. The major combines social, physical, and biological sciences to ensure informed management of forests and associated resources. What the Major is Like Foresters are frequently involved in managing timber, water, recreation, forage, and wildlife habitat. They also play an important role in improving the environment. In addition to managing the forest's many resources, some forestry professionals are involved in wood science and technologythat is, they study the physical and chemical properties of wood as an industrial raw material. These specialists are concerned with all aspects of the manufacture and sale of wood products, such as oriented strand board and wafer board, and with new techniques for manufacturing other composite products. Their jobs may involve developing new wood products or monitoring the manufacture of existing products. Undergraduate programs begin with general course work in English, mathematics, chemistry, physics, speech, and statistics. Basic forestry is usually studied in the freshman year. Because forestry is a diversified field, students have to choose one of several specialized areas. Introductory forestry courses and field studies conducted by forestry faculty provide information about these options. Once students have acquired this background, they begin course work in their chosen area. The decision on the specialty may come as early as the freshman year or as late as the end of the sophomore year.

60. Forestry here from an accredited institution to pursue a degree in forestry, you mustcomplete at least 21 credits of 300 and 400-level UWSP forestry courses. http://www.uwsp.edu/news/uwspcatalog/forestry.htm

FORESTRY Jan Harms, Coordinator Room 378, Natural Resources Building Phone: 715-346-2104 E-mail: jharms@uwsp.edu OR CNR@uwsp.edu Web: www.uwsp.edu/cnr/forestry.htm Faculty: J Cook, D Crunkilton, C David, J DuPlissis, R Geesey, R Govett, A Haney, J Harms, J Houghton, M Morshidi, R Rogers, H Schabel, E Spangenberg. Program Information Forestry major Forestry minor Forest recreation minor ... Latent courses , not currently offered Program Information See the College of Natural Resources for requirements of the college. Objectives of the Forestry Program: To provide a sound undergraduate program of forestry education. The core of required forestry courses is based on standards for professional training established by the Society of American Foresters. Our program adds flexibility to help meet your professional objectives through the selection of collateral courses and specialized training. To support and enhance the other majors in the College of Natural Resources and other academic programs of the university. The philosophy of the College of Natural Resources emphasizes the oneness of the environment. To that end all majors in the college require training in forestry, soils, water, and wildlife. You can combine minors or concentrations in these other disciplines with your forestry major to enhance your qualifications as a forestry professional.

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