61. Forestry For Non-Foresters, Part I And Part II Part of the course features visits to a local forest and a sawmill Attend twoforestry courses in 2005 as a paid participant and get the third course http://www.gactr.uga.edu/conferences/2005/May/17/nonforesters.phtml

The field of forestry is often described as a mix of science and art. Blending the needs and objectives of landowners and society with the characteristics and potential of land is a complex endeavor. Forestry history in the South is rich and exciting and has led to one of the most ecologically diverse and economically important regions in the country. This course will provide an introduction to forest management in the South. Anyone with an interest in forestry and forest management is invited to participate. The course will be especially useful for landowners and those who work with foresters and the forest industry. Others who will benefit include media professionals, attorneys, accountants, administrative support personnel, teachers, natural resource professionals, and real estate appraisers. This course is being held at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education in Athens, Georgia. Part of the course features visits to a local forest and a sawmill (transportation included). Protective headgear will be provided; however, outdoor clothing for these trips is recommended (sturdy shoes a must!). Bill Hubbard , a faculty member of UGA's College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences since 1993, serves 13 state universities and the USDA Forest Service as a coordinator of regional programs and projects. Bill has 18 years of experience working with landowners and natural resource professionals on forestry-related educational programs. He also has taught several forest economics and forest management courses at the University of Florida. For 5 years he has served as regional coordinator of the "Master Tree Farmer/Master Wildlifer" satellite short course programs for landowners and professionals.

62. Forestry - Subjects - University Of Canterbury Accordingly, in the first year the nonforestry courses are science-based. In the third year, more applied forestry courses are introduced. http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/subjects/forst/

UC Home Courses Departments Library ... Search Forestry BForSc Introduction Why study forestry at UC? Background required ... Contact Introduction Forestry is a major export earner for New Zealand - with dairy and meat it is one of the three most important exports. But while earnings from dairy and meat are increasing slowly, export earnings from forestry are set to skyrocket over the next 10-20 years as the amount of wood available for harvest rapidly increases - forestry is likely to become the single biggest export earner for New Zealand within the next few years. Forestry is extremely diverse, with a degree in forestry leading to potential careers in conservation and environmental management, growth and harvesting of production forests, wood processing, marketing, biosecurity or policy. In all sectors there is a need for graduates who have good management skills, are quantitatively competent and are able to tackle a diverse range of problems with imagination and innovation. Why study forestry at UC? The New Zealand School of Forestry at the University of Canterbury is the only university department in New Zealand which offers degrees in forestry.

63. THE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY (Accredited By The Society Of American A core of forestry courses designed to provide broad exposure in all areas of Preforestry courses Students planning to earn a degree in forestry and http://www.sfasu.edu/bulletin/general_bulletin/old_gen_txt/forestry.txt

64. Agriculture/forestry Courses, Tutorials And Textbooks Online web course. AGRICULTURE/FORESTRY. Submit Your Site An hypertext laboratorymanual for a course in forest entomology.The text is a little brief, http://www.webeducated.com/subject.html?sid=1010&si=&kwd= agriculture/forestry

65. Technical Schools- Forestry, Canada, Careers, Jobs, Forest Products, Wood, Paper One third of our forestry courses are conducted in the field. These coursesare recommended for anyone currently working in the forest industry or 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 - We are a french language college. Programs include: 2 year (translation Forestry, Fish and Wildlife Management which combines both disciplines). 3 year Forestry Technology and 3 year Fish and Wildlife Management Technolgy. 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. Wood Products Manufacturing: British Columbia's leading industry is rapidly adopting advanced technology for the production of lumber and plywood.

66. Forest Soil Science, Soil Science Society Of America Soils and forestry courses and Teaching* Teaching/Tutorial websites* Soil ChemistryCourse, Univ. of New Hampshire ESC311 Soils and Land Use Class http://soilslab.cfr.washington.edu/S-7/

Updated February 8, 2005, look for for new items; look for for items directly related to SSSA New Links of Interest on the Forest Soils Home Page JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS Feb 7, 2005 - Forest Ecology field positions, Oregon, Summer 2005 Feb 6, 2005 - Professor of Patland Forestry, Univ. of Helsinki, Finland Feb 3, 2005 - M.S. Research Assist., Soil Carbon, West Virginia Univ. Feb 3, 2005 - Graduate Fellowship, NSF, Fernow, West Virginia Feb 2, 2005 - Chair, Soil Science, Univ. College, Dublin, Ireland Feb 1, 2005 - Soils positions, GS-5,7. USDA USFS, Juneau, Alaska Feb 1, 2005 - Forestry and Biological Science positions, GS-5,7. USDA USFS, Juneau, Alaska Jan 30, 2005 - Ecologist, North American Carbon Program, GS-11, USDA USFS, Ogden, Utah Jan 30, 2005 - Grad Assistantship, Forest Hydrology, LSU, Baton Rouge Jan 21, 2005 - Postdocs, Stand Dynamics, U of Toronto Jan 21, 2005 - Terrestrial Ecologist, Oak Ridge National Lab Jan 19, 2005 - Research Interns, Forest Ecosystems, UW-Madison Jan 18, 2005 - Faculty position, Fire Science, Northern Arizona University

67. Rubenstein School Home : University Of Vermont Required forestry courses build on the SNR core curriculum, and provide an 4. Completion of Forestry core course work FOR 21, Dendrology http://www.uvm.edu/~envnr/?Page=undergrads/forestry.html

68. Forestry Major Forestry majors at Sewanee will integrate traditional forestry courses (such as Courses in geology, soils, hydrology, tropical and boreal forestry, http://www.sewanee.edu/Forestry_Geology/forestry.html

Home Degrees Forestry Geology ... Office of Domain Management Forestry Major Geology Major Natural Resources Major A study of forest ecosystems and the environmental components and processes (biological, physical, and chemical) that affect them. Forestry majors at Sewanee will integrate traditional forestry courses (such as dendrology, silviculture, biometrics, forest ecology, and natural resource management) with a wide-ranging number of courses outside the department, including economics, biology, statistics, chemistry, and mathematics. Courses in geology, soils, hydrology, tropical and boreal forestry, wildlife management, and natural resource policy are also encouraged or required. Altogether, a total of nine full department courses, plus the junior presentations and senior project seminars, are required, as shown in the table below. A summer internship in a forestry-related field is strongly recommended. Forestry majors also may participate in a 3-2 program with Duke University, taking three years of work at Sewanee and two years at Duke, culminating in both a Sewanee's Bachelor's degree and a Duke Master's degree. Requirements for a B.S. in Forestry

69. Natural Resources Conservation - Courses forestry courses. (All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted.) 102 AerialTechniques (both sem) 1 cr. 110 Introduction to Forestry (2nd sem) http://www.umass.edu/ug_programguide/natrescon/natresconcourses.html

Home Natural Resources Conservation Courses Natural Resources Conservation Faculty The Courses Some courses are required by several of the programs in the department. These are scheduled under a general departmental rubric (NRC). 100 Environment and Society (I) (1st sem) 197A Conservation in the United States (1st sem) 2 cr 212 Forest Botany (1st sem) 2 cr 297A Animal Sampling and Identification (1st sem) 1 cr 297S Introduction to Spatial Information Technologies (2nd sem) 382 Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management (1st sem) 4 cr 409 Natural Resources Policy and Administration (2nd sem) 549 Ecosystem Management (2nd sem) 4 cr Building Materials and Wood Technology Courses (All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted.) 201 Introduction to Wood Science (BSL) (1st sem) 211 Energy Efficient Housing (1st sem) 304 Properties of Wood (2nd sem) 313 Light-Frame Structure Technology (1st sem) 314 Architectural Blueprint Reading and Estimating (2nd sem) 352 Building Materials and Forest Products Marketing (2nd sem) 353 The Business of Building (1st sem) 390S Mechanics of Wood Composites (1st sem) 452 Building Materials Computing (2nd sem) 490S Design of Wood Structures (2nd sem) 492 Building Materials Seminar (2nd sem) 1 cr Forestry Courses (All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted.)

70. CU Department Of Forest And Natural Resources A core of basic forestry courses, such as summer camp, is required for studentswith nonforestry backgrounds. Graduate students have great flexibility in http://www.clemson.edu/forestres/for_prog.html

Undergraduate Graduate General Information General Information ... MFA One Year Option The Department of Forestry and Natural Resources offers one of the most flexible Bachelor of Science degree programs in forest resource management available in the United States. Accredited by the Society of American Foresters, the curriculum combines a broad education in the arts and sciences with courses in applied forest sciences and the unique opportunity to minor in an area of special interest. The Bachelor of Science degree in forest resource management prepares you for employment in both the public and private sectors. You may be employed as a manager or administrator by a forest landowner; as a technical specialist in the production of timber, water, wildlife, aesthetic values and/or recreational use of the forest; or as a professional in other areas dealing with the conservation of our natural resources. Although most Clemson graduates remain in the Southeast, Clemson University foresters work in almost every state and in several foreign countries. The curriculum also provides the necessary prerequisites for students who wish to pursue

71. Master Of Forestry Program Many of the graduatelevel forestry courses, as well as other graduate-levelcourses, 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 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.

72. Quick-Jump Help - OSU Online Catalog FORinservice will take you to the InService course list for forestry courses.Cascades Campus Course Lists = Any of the Course List quick-jumps (1-7 http://catalog.oregonstate.edu/QuickJumpHelp.aspx

Quick-Jump: What is Quick-Jump? What is a Quick-Jump? A Quick-Jump is a keyword that can be used to jump directly to a place in the catalog, similar to AOL Keywords. Currently there are over 19,000 Quick-Jumps putting the information you use most at your fingertips. How do I know if a page is included in Quick-Jump? To the left of the Quick-Jump box, the 'See Quick-Jumps' icon will appear on pages that are included in Quick-Jump. Also a list of the Quick-Jump keywords for the current page will appear at the bottom of the page. The list looks something like this: What do I put in the box? If the page is included in Quick-Jump there will be a list on the bottom of the page containing the keywords you can use in the Quick-Jump box to return to the page. The following is a listing of common Quick-Jumps you can construct (NOTE: all Quick-Jump keywords are NOT case sensitive and spaces can be used if desired): Course Lists = [Subject Code] Example: 'SPAN' will take you to the course list for spanish courses Undergraduate Course Lists = [Subject Code] + undergrad Example: 'ENGRundergrad' will take you to the undergraduate course list for engineering courses Graduate Course Lists = [Subject Code] + grad Example: 'BAgrad' will take you to the graduate course list for business courses Lower Division Course Lists = [Subject Code] + lower Example: 'COMMlower' will take you to the lower division course list for communication courses

73. Welcome To The University Of Canterbury - Nau Mai, Haere Mai Ki Te Whare Wananga Faculties of Engineering, forestry, Arts, Science, Music and Fine Arts and Commerce. Specialties include Antarctic Studies, Earthquake and Fire Engineering. Information on or for courses and subjects, campus, students, international students, departments, centres, contacts, research, publications, vacancies and Hayward Thesis, plus site map and search facility. http://www.canterbury.ac.nz

UC Home Courses Departments Library ... Search for Prospective Students Current Students International Students Visitors and Community ... Staff about The University Contacts Departments and Colleges Courses and Subjects ... End of Year Exam Timetable quick links Intranet Help Search Enrolment ... Vacancies search our site contact us University of Canterbury, Private Bag 4800, Christchurch 8020, NEW ZEALAND Telephone +64 3 366 7001 Fax +64 3 364 2999 Enrolment or Course Information 0800 VARSITY (0800 827 748) All Enquiries: info@canterbury.ac.nz university news 20 September 2005 University reopens after snow It is business as usual at the University of Canterbury today. 14 September 2005 Moot win to take Canterbury team to prestigious US competition Canterbury has won the New Zealand Law Students Association Mooting Championship and with it the chance to represent the country at the prestigious Jessup Cup in the USA. Associate Professor Elizabeth Gordon will present the 2005 Macmillan Brown Lecture series this month on the topic "Finding your own voice: the English language in New Zealand". events Considering Postgraduate Study in 2006?

74. College Of Forestry And Conservation Courses courses in the College of forestry and Conservation. Course Web Sites. forestry200 Natural Resource Management Camp (Summer 2005) http://www.forestry.umt.edu/academics/Courses/default.htm

Search Contact Information Courses in the College of Forestry and Conservation Course Web Sites Forestry 200 Natural Resource Management Camp (Summer 2005) RECM 460 Practicum in Recreation Forestry 486 Recreation Research and Program Evaluation Forestry 503 GIS Notes ... Wilderness and Civilization Program Course Syllabi Course Archive Forestry 201 Biometrics (Fall2003) Forestry 240 Tree Biology Forestry 241 Dendrology (Fall 2003) Forestry 303 Intro to GIS (Fall2003) ... 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"

75. Forestry Department Home Page - MSU Contact information including department brochure, courses, graduate and undergraduate programs, faculty, graduate students, UP forestry Research Center, Eastern Hardwood Program, Kellogg Forest, and forestry employment opportunities. http://www.for.msu.edu/

Department of Forestry A A AA Scholarships AA AA AAA 126 Natural Resources Building Employment Opportunities East Lansing, MI 48824 Courses Graduate Program Graduate Handbook A Graduate Forms Faculty Staff Graduate Students ... Forestry AOE Team Undergraduate Areas of Concentration Eastern Hardwood Program Forest Resource Management Dendroremediation Research Wood Products Manufacturing and Marketing ... Urban and Community Forestry Click Photo for Enlarged View Other Forestry Links Forest Conservation and Environmental Studies UENR Conference Forest Science ... U.S. - Canada Forest Products Trade - Eastern North America - Proceedings *Accredited by the Society of American Foresters

76. The Scottish School Of Forestry - Courses The Scottish School of forestry provides a full range of courses to enable Higher National Certificate in forestry. These are 1 year courses (with http://www.school-of-forestry.org/qualifications.htm

"I came to college to study for an SNC in Forestry, and continued on to pass an HND in Arboriculture and Urban Forestry. By taking advantage of the flexible learning programme I was able to do additional units, which allowed me to go on to gain a BSc in Forestry and Conservation. The decision to go back to full-time education was not an easy one for me, as I am severely dyslexic. But with the understanding and help of the well-trained staff at Inverness College I was able to show my full potential. I even managed to pick up a couple of awards on the way." HUGH WILSON Qualifications Forestry is one of the most important industries in the Highlands offering a wide range of employment prospects for qualified workers. As a forester you may be working in one or more of the following areas: Commercial Forestry , predominantly harvesting and replanting of coniferous forests. Amenity Forestry , where the emphasis is on amenity, landscape, conservation, recreation as well as specialist timber production.

77. Creswick Campus Established as the Victorian School of forestry in 1910. Offers a broad range of courses and research in forestry Science and Management, Catchment and Hydrology. http://www.forestry.unimelb.edu.au/Creswick.htm

[Map of Creswick Campus] ... Township] Creswick is one of eight campuses that make up the University of Melbourne's Institute of Land and Food Resources . The campus is situated 120kms from Melbourne and just 10 minutes from Ballarat, Victoria's largest regional city. The Creswick campus was established as the Victorian School of Forestry in 1910. Today the campus offers a broad range of educational opportunities. It is the location for the 3rd year of the University of Melbourne's Bachelor of Forest Science . An Advanced Diploma and a number of TAFE courses are also offered. Twenty-five to thirty postgraduate research students are also based on site undertaking projects in a range of forest disciplines. The School of Forest and Ecosystem Science, a collaboration between the University of Melbourne and the Department of Sustainability and Environment, is a new addition to the Creswick campus. The CRC for Wood Innovations and CRC for Catchment Hydrology are also based on site. These provide state-of-the-art resources and a valuable learning environment for the University of Melbourne's undergraduate and postgraduate forestry students. The Creswick campus offers a unique educational opportunity with the lecture theatres surrounded by forests that are regularly used as our outdoor classrooms. This environment provides students with the opportunity to achieve the highest level of scientific learning while also developing the practical skills required to understand forest ecosystems. Students have access to the many practical facilities on the campus as well as the adjacent landcare centre, nursery, training sawmill and a diverse range of forests.

78. The Scottish School Of Forestry - Courses The range of courses available at the Scottish School of forestry covers thecontinuum from the very practical to degree level. http://www.school-of-forestry.org/courses.htm

"I came to college to study for an SNC in Forestry, and continued on to pass an HND in Arboriculture and Urban Forestry. By taking advantage of the flexible learning programme I was able to do additional units, which allowed me to go on to gain a BSc in Forestry and Conservation. The decision to go back to full-time education was not an easy one for me, as I am severely dyslexic. But with the understanding and help of the well-trained staff at Inverness College I was able to show my full potential. I even managed to pick up a couple of awards on the way." HUGH WILSON Courses The range of courses available at the Scottish School of Forestry covers the continuum from the very practical to degree level. Some of these courses are available through a variety of attendance modes including full-time, part-time, as a short course or through workplace based study. The normal method of entry is shown below: More information can be found on the Qualifications and the Entrance Requirements pages.

79. School Of Forest Resources University Of Arkansas At Monticello Official guide to the degree programs and courses aimed to educate professional forest and wildlife resource managers. Faculty directory and forestry resources available. http://www.afrc.uamont.edu/sfr/

Text-version S F R Director's Message Mission History Newsletters ... Request Form Return to: University of Arkansas at Monticello Arkansas Forest ... Resources Center School of Forest Resources University of Arkansas At Monticello, Monticello AR 71656 Main Office: (870) 460-1052, Fax: (870) 460-1092 Undergraduate Education School of Forest Resources P.O. Box 3468 110 University Court Monticello, AR 71656 [School of Forest Resources]. For technical problems regarding this web site email the: Support Staff

80. College Of Biological Sciences : Itasca Home Page Program of the University of Minnesota. Inland field training station offers biology courses. Established 1909. Framesdependent. http://biosci.umn.edu/itasca/

@import url(../../umnglobalbkgimg.css); Return to: U of M Home One Stop Directories Search U of M ... Itasca Home Habitat for Biologists Help us raise $200,000 for cabins at Itasca. Nature continuously restores habitats for wildlife at Itasca Biological Station and Laboratories, but hasn't been as kind to human habitats, most of which were built at the station between 1909 and the 1960s. Moreover, state funds aren't keeping pace with renovation needs. So, the College of Biological Sciences has launched "Habitat for Biologists," a campaign to improve Itasca facilities. Currently, we are raising $200,000 for two building projects: 1) $150,000 to restore historic cabin 4, built in 1911 from tamarack logs on a stone foundation. Cabin 4, which has three bedrooms, is for faculty and visiting scientists. 2) $50,000 for a new cabin for women students to replace cabin 30, which was condemned and demolished in fall 2004. We hope you will consider making a tax-deductible contribution to one of these projects. We are also looking for volunteers who can help build cabin 30 over two weekends in September.

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