61. NSU - 97-98 Catalog - Courses - Forestry (FOR) Applied forestry; dendrology, mensuration, management and simple surveying problems.2150. dendrology. (22-0). Principal trees of Southeast US; identification http://www.nsula.edu/catalog/courses/for.htm

FORESTRY (FOR) For Undergraduates Only . INTRODUCTION TO FORESTRY. (3-3-0). Applied forestry; dendrology, mensuration, management and simple surveying problems. . DENDROLOGY. (2-2-0). Principal trees of Southeast U.S.; identification and distribution; introduction to keys. Prerequisite: registration in or credit for . DENDROLOGY LABORATORY. (1-0-2). Field identification of trees of Southeast U.S. Prerequisite: registration in or credit for Northwestern State University Important notice webmaster@alpha.nsula.edu

62. G5054 Forestry Terms For The Woodland Owner A costsharing program for conservation and environmental protection, including forestrypractices. dendrology — The study of the identification of trees. http://muextension.missouri.edu/xplor/agguides/forestry/g05054.htm

Forestry Terms for the Woodland Owner Carol B. Trokey School of Natural Resources, University of Missouri-Columbia Fred Bergman Missouri Department of Conservation As a woodland owner, you may hear foresters use unfamiliar terms or see new terms in your forest management plan or timber sale contract. Forestry is a specialized field with its own terms and abbreviations. This guide defines many of the words commonly used in forestry and woodland management. ACP (Agricultural Conservation Program) Acre Aspect Basal area Biltmore stick Board foot Bolt Browse Buck Buffer strip Cambium Canopy Chain Clearcut Clinometer Co-dominant tree Conifer Cord Crop tree Crown Cruise Cruiser stick Cull DBH Defect Den tree Dendrology Diameter breast height (DBH) Diameter inside bark (DIB) Diameter tape Dibble bar Dominant tree Edge Even-aged management Face cord Felling FIP (Forestry Incentive Program) Firebreak Firsts and seconds (FAS) Forest Forest inventory Forest type Forester Girdling Grading Habitat Hardwood Harvest Heel-in Height, merchantable Height, total

63. FNR-FORESTRY AND NATURAL RESOURCES, 100-200 Level of forestry and Fire Protection. Miscellaneous course fee requiredsee ClassSchedule. 1 lecture, 1 laboratory. FNR 208 dendrology (4). identification, http://www.calpoly.edu/~acadprog/97depts/97nrm/fnrld.htm

FNR-FORESTRY AND NATURAL RESOURCES, 100-200 Level FNR 101 Natural Resources Management and Society (3) GEB F.2. Integrated development, utilization and management of the nation's and world's natural resources for the continuous benefit of humankind and the conservation of the resources. Discussion of natural resources management practices and technologies which may provide a more flexible range of societal benefits for the wise use of our natural resources. 3 lectures. FNR 112 Parks and Outdoor Recreation (3) Introduction to national, state, county, city and private park systems. History, philosophy, policy and principles of the formation, administration and functioning of wildland recreational units at the park, county, regional, national, and international levels. 3 lectures. FNR 140 Career Development and Planning in Natural Resources Management (1) (CR/NC) Analysis and development of career goals in natural resources. Acquainting students with potential career options and assisting them in planning and implementation phases of an academic career program at Cal Poly. Credit/No Credit grading. 1 activity. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. FNR 201 Forest Resources (3) GEB F.2.

64. CR Catalog - Forestry FOR3 CSU forestry and Related Resources 3 units - (3 FOR-51 CSU dendrology 3 units- (2 units lec lab) The study of forest plant identification, taxonomy, and http://www.redwoods.edu/Catalog/classes/for.htm

Eureka Campus Mendocino Coast Campus ... Cruiser breadCrumbs("www.redwoods.edu",">","index.htm","None","None","None","0"); 2003-2004 CR College Catalog date and time stamp President's Welcome Financial Aid Admissions Degrees and Certificates ... About CR Search CR Web Site Instructions Related Links P lease use the Department listings on the left to navigate and browse the Catalog. Degree and Certificate pages are listed at the top of the page. Department Homepage Class Schedules Degrees / Certificates Offered Forestry FOR-1 CSU and UC Introduction to Forest/Natural Resources 3 units - (2 units lec/1 unit lab) An introduction to the forestry and natural resource management professions. The history of forestry and natural resource management in the U.S. will be studied, as well as the current policies and issues affecting the management of our resources. Basic concepts and practices involving forest ecology and growth, measurements, wildlife, recreation, and watershed management will be covered, as well as forestry and natural resource management career possibilities.

65. History Of Woody Plants with the opportunity to teach the dendrology course new fangled nameWoody PlantsBiology and identification. and recommended to the forestry faculty members http://www.umich.edu/~nre337/history.htm

Woody Plants A Revolutionary Idea! The History and Development of a Team-Taught Course. In the 1960s, the School of Natural Resources (a revolutionary name dating from 1952!) had a departmental structure with Departments of Forestry, Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation. Everyone was nicely partitioned into their own disciplines. In Forestry, one of the first professional courses was Dendrology (SNR 211), a sophomore-level course. Dendrology was a required course of all Forestry majors and enrolled 40-50 students each fall. Dendrology is the study of trees. And the lectures emphasized the trees and their characteristics, range, commercial and non-commercial uses, and natural history traits. In Lecture, the tree species were considered one by one, starting with Acer and proceeding on through the semester to Ulmus. Field labs (3 hrs) were mostly conducted in the University properties of Saginaw Forest, Stinchfield Woods, Nichols Arboretum, and main campus. As is the case for all new courses, they must be first approved by the unit, The Forestry Department, and then the faculty of the School. Our proposal had excellent support in the Forestry Department of 15 faculty members. However, the Chairman of the Forestry Department, Ken Davis, a nationally recognized authority on Forest Management was not about to accept this new fangled nameWoody Plants: Biology and Identification. He talked to me personally and recommended to the Forestry faculty members that the course be called: "Woody Plants of the Forest!" Well, I said NO Problemknowing that the computer (just now becoming used in registration) would only recognize 12 characters, therefore ...WOODY PLANTS! So there you have it!

66. Letterboxing Clues For Connecticut's Nathan Hale State Forest marking (usual and unique!), species diversity, dendrology (tree identification),silvics and and the loss of habitat, sustained yield forestry .shall I http://dep.state.ct.us/burnatr/forestry/centen/nathanhale.htm

Forestry – Looking Beyond the Trees Connecticut's Forestry Centennial Connecticut State Forests Letterbox Series - Clues for Nathan Hale State Forest Nathan Hale State Forest - the 26 th State Forest Nathan Hale State Forest: The first purchase of this forest was in 1946, through a bequest of the late George Dudley Seymour. The original purchase of 850 acres has since grown to about 1500 acres today. Mr. Seymour wanted to restore the Hale farm property he had purchased in 1914 “to a state comparable to that which existed during Hale’s boyhood, when most of the lands were cleared and grazed by sheep and cattle”. He soon saw how hopeless that idea would be, as the land reverted to forest faster than he could keep it cleared. Two of his forester friends may have influenced him to turn his interest to forestry and wildlife management. In the 1930’s, with guidance from Dean Graves of Yale and George Cromie, Mr. Seymour began establishing conifer plantations. This practice continued into the 1950’s, when the land came under State ownership. Mr. Seymour also had an interesting way of marking his boundaries. He planted them with hemlock and white cedar. The trees are still visible today as excellent markers of both former and current boundaries.

67. Curriculum Models - First Nations Initiatives - Faculty Of Forestry At UBC 1. Adaptations to Current forestry Curricula forest ecology dendrology from a traditionalperspective. identification, collection, cataloguing and preparation of http://www.forestry.ubc.ca/firstfor/cmfd.html

Breakout Sessions Curriculum Models In this session, breakout groups were asked to focus on the context for incorporating Indigenous knowledge, and the specifics of this knowledge. The roles, rights and responsibilities of Indigenous people remained in the forefront. The following text summarizes ideas presented by participants in the breakout groups, based on workshop notes. The purpose of these groups was to discuss and further build upon ideas presented by the speakers. As such they represent a small part of an ongoing discussion in this area, and reflect the perspectives of various participants, not the group as a whole. It is hoped that this discussion will continue to be refined during subsequent workshops. The Context for Incorporating Indigenous Perspectives in a Forestry programme Indigenous perspectives can be incorporated in an environment where mutual respect, cooperation and support for the values encompassed in the Indigenous world view are firmly established in the hearts and minds of all participants. Openness to innovative programming compatible with Indigenous teaching and learning styles and strong commitment to a shared vision are characteristics which lay the foundation for including Indigenous knowledge. Indigenous Perspectives to be Included in programme Content Several areas of the forestry curriculum can incorporate Indigenous knowledge.

68. Academics - Forestry will study forest resources and their management, including a history of forestryin America 113 dendrology You will focus on the identification of forest http://nnmcc.edu/www/academics/coursedescriptions/for.php

FORESTRY (FOR) 101 INTRODUCTION TO FORESTRY You will study forest resources and their management, including a history of forestry in America; introduction to forest growth and development; the multi-use concept of forest management control of damaging agents, forest measurement, and wildlife. (3, 3T+0S) 113 DENDROLOGY You will focus on the identification of forest tree and shrub species, with emphasis on identification of trees by cone, bark, needle, and wood. Teaches use of keys with emphasis on species found in the southern Rocky Mountain region. Involves some field work. (3, 3T+0S) 123 FOREST ECOLOGY You will study forest ecosystems, assemblages of trees and their communities and the environments in which they live; introduction to silvics and the study of silviculture. (3, 3T+0S)

69. 1981-1982 Senate Document 44 APC Document 26 Joint Program With national planning, forestry careers, and methods of obtaining and presenting forestdata. Prerequisite Biol 131. 250 dendrology (4) identification, ecological http://www.unca.edu/facultysenate/y8182/sd4481.txt

1981-1982 Senate Document #44 APC Document #26 Joint Program with North Carolina State University in Forestry I. Description of Joint Program Delete: Section entitled "Joint Program with North Carolina State University in Forestry." page 50 of the 1981-82 Catalog. Add: Joint Program with the North Carolina State University School of Forest Resources. The University of North Carolina at Asheville and the School of Forest Resources of North Carolina State University offer a program under which a student may take two years of work in a preforestry curriculum at UNCA and then transfer to North Carolina State University for completion of degree requirements. This program leads to a Bachelor of Science Degree in one of four degree areas offered by the School of Forest Resources: Forestry, Wood Science and Technology, Pulp and Paper Science and Technology, and Recreation Resources Administrations. For full admission to the transfer program, entering students must meet all entrance requirements of UNCA. UNCA students who have completed the two years of the preforestry program will be admitted automatically to the School of Forest Resources if their grade point average is 2.5 or higher. Students in the Forestry degree curriculum are required to take summer camp immediately after completing the sophomore year. Model programs and requirements of the four degree areas are available from the forestry advisor in the Department of Biology, Rhoades Science Building. Rationale: UNC-Asheville and North Carolina State are interested in establishing a more formalized 2 + 2 program with the School of Forest Resources at NCSU. The primary intent of the arrangement is to provide interested individuals in the Western North Carolina region with an opportunity to consider forestry as a viable major without incurring the expense and initial enrollment competition at NCSU. Forestry is frequently cited as an interest area by college-bound high school seniors. Though the number are not large, the addition of a transfer program coupled with already existing natural science programs will enable the University to more aggressively recruit quality high school students. Page 2 II. Courses to be Added to UNCA Offerings in Biology Following are course descriptions for the four courses to be added to Department of Biology offerings. These will satisfy specified requirements of the joint program. Add: 150 Introduction to Forestry (3) Overview of multiple use forestry; history, policy, practice, protection, national planning, forestry careers, and methods of obtaining and presenting forest data. Prerequisite: Biol 131. 250 Dendrology (4) Identification, ecological and taxonomic relationship, and geographic distributions of important woody plants of North America, concentrating on native species of the Southwest. Prerequisites: Biol 131, 133. 251 Basic Mensuration (4) Theory, principles, and techniques of procedure and instrumentation relative to proper collection and presentation of forest mensurational data. Emphasis on sampling problems. Prerequisites: Biol 131, 133. 252 Wood Structure and Properties (3) Macrostructure and microstructure of wood; physical properties and uses of several commercially important coniferous and deciduous woods with techniques of wood identification. Prerequisites: Biol 131, 133. Rationale: The above course additions will allow a student in the forestry transfer program to have the first two years of course work completed before transferring to NCSU as a junior. Our Biology 150, 250, and 251 will serve as prerequisites for this course and for the summer camp experience. Biology 252, as proposed above, is required in the Wood Science and Technology curriculum. NCSU will offer a continuation of the course, WPS 203, Wood Structure and Properties II, on the junior and senior level. The courses will be offered once a year depending on demand. They would be taught by part-time faculty from the Southeast Regional Forestry Laboraory and, in the case of Biol 250, by a UNCA faculty member. The estimated instructional cost would be $7,000-$8,000 annually. No equipment would be required since the laboratory of the Forest Service will provide any specialized Page 3 measuring devices. Use of personnel from the Forestry Laboratory will help to expand a cooperative relationship and could lead to some joint projects. The four courses above will count toward the science requirement in the Foreign Language Option for non-science majors. Biology 250 will count toward elective hours in the biology major; Biology 250, 251, and 252 will not be accepted toward the biology major. Another course, Engineering Graphics (2) is required in the Pulp and Paper Science and Technology curriculum. The UNCA student may take Drafting I and II (DFT 101 and 102) in Asheville-Buncombe Technical College's Division of Engineering Technology. The courses last for one quarter each and are cumulatively equivalent to 2 semester hours of UNCA/NSCU credit. DFT 101 and 102 are offered on a regular basis at AB Tech; some of UNCA's engineering students take these as part of that joint program. III. Course to be Added to UNCA Offerings in Physical Education The degree curriculum in Recreation Resources Administration requires that a course in recreation be offered by UNCA's Physical Education Department. Add: Rec 260 Introduction to Recreation (3) Introduction to the field of recreation. The main ideas of study will be: recreation history and objectives, sociological and economic aspects of recreation, leadership qualities, facilities, and settings for organized recreation in the modern society. Rationale: This course meets the requirements of the Joint Program with the North Carolina State University School of Forest Resources. It is expected that the course will not place any pressure on budgetary resources. The Physical Education Department plans to upgrade its library holdings in recreation out of the department's yearly library budget. The NCSU syllabus, course description, objectives, course outline, text, list of references, and course requirements are available and will be followed. Effective Date: August, 1982

70. DNR TREE identification, SELECTION, INFORMATION Illinois Dept publications/freebies1.htm ForestryChicago Botanic http//www.treeguide.com dendrology at Virginia http://dnr.state.il.us/conservation/forestry/Urban/websites.htm

Rod R. Blagojevich, Governor DNR Links About DNR Agency Offices Get Involved Grant Info ... State Museums Search DNR Illinois [IL Search Tips] Urban and Community Forestry/Websites and References Urban and Community Forestry Program Websites and References To access the web sites on this page you will need to copy and paste them into your browser's address line. To do this highlight the address, right click your mouse and choose copy, Go to the browser address line, highlight the current address right click your mouse and choose paste. If your browser doesn't automatically take you to the new page select "go". Click on the Topic of your choice for web addresses: [References] [National Urban Forestry Programs and Organizations] [State Organizations Involved in Urban Forestry] [The Benefits of Trees] ... [University Programs in Urban Forestry (Intern Programs)] REFERENCES American Forests http://www.americanforests.org/

71. Home > Forestry, Forest Products And Agroforestry > Forestry > By Geographical A dendrology at Virginia Tech. is provided by the Department of forestry on approximately Dichotomouskeys are provided for identification from either twigs or http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/52d132fdbeb1db6a000500b3d33fbf5e.html

low graphics Home Forestry, Forest Products and Agroforestry Forestry ... By geographical area North and Central America Advanced Forest Technologies : Canadian Forest Service Advanced Forest Technologies (AFT) is a research group of the Canadian Forest Service, under the Department of Natural Resources Canada. Information is provided about the AFT, and on current projects, which include forest fuel characterization by remote sensing, remote sensing of foliar chemistry, database for image meta-data storage and retrieval, and prototyping a system for landscape design, as well as the SEIDAM (System of Experts for Intelligent Data Management) project including free SEIDAM software. Access to publications is also provided, back to 1991. The site is also available in French. technology remote sensing forestry computer software ... Annotated bibliography forest cover change : Guatemala Published by FAO as Forest Resources Assessment (FRA) Working Paper Series No. 13, this report gives 35 annotated references on forest cover in Guatemala. It also includes a profile of Guatemala, general discussion and interviews with national forestry and environmental professionals. The appendices contain annotated references on disturbed forests, forest assessment, forest management, forest ownership, and forest services and functions, and list institutions and professionals by name. The bibliography is available in both HTML and PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader. forest resources bibliographies Guatemala Arthur Temple College of Forestry Web site of the Arthur Temple College of Forestry, at the Stephen F. Austin State University in Texas. In addition to information on the undergraduate and graduate programs (which include wildlife, range and recreation management, and urban forestry), information is provided on the research conducted by the Forest Resources Institute, an initiative of the College, and on related topics including the development of a patent for a special variety of the

72. HORT forestry (I) Study of the general principles of forestry. Tree identification, timberestimating and silvicultural practices are stressed 2100L dendrology Lab. http://www.uark.edu/admin/urelinfo/CatalogofStudies/OLD_CATALOGS/96-97_Catalog/a

Please note that this is an old version of our catalog. The most recent edition is available at http://pigtrail.uark.edu/catalogofstudies/ HORTICULTURE (HORT) Lloyd W. Martin, Head of the Department, 316 Plant Sciences Building, 575-2603 DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR MOORE; UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR EMERITUS ROM (R.); PROFESSORS EINERT, HUANG, KLINGAMAN, MORELOCK, MURPHY; PROFESSORS EMERITI BRADLEY, McFERRAN; ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS CLARK, PATTERSON, ROM (C.), WHEELER; ASSISTANT PROFESSORS ANDERSEN, COOPER, LAMB; ASSISTANT PROFESSOR EMERITUS McDANIEL ... Go Back to the Table of Contents [Questions or comments about this site to University Relations

73. Dale Bumpers College Of Agricultural, Food And Life Sciences Fa) Study of the general principles of forestry. Tree identification, timber estimatingand silvicultural practices 2100L dendrology Lab Corequisite FORS 2104 http://www.uark.edu/admin/urelinfo/CatalogofStudies/OLD_CATALOGS/97-98/02/HORT.h

1997-98 Catalog of Studies Departments, Degree Programs, and Courses HORTICULTURE (HORT) Stephen C. Myers, Head of the Department, 316 Plant Sciences Building, 575-2603 DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR EMERITUS MOORE; UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR EMERITUS ROM (R.); PROFESSORS EINERT, HUANG, KLINGAMAN, MORELOCK, MURPHY; PROFESSORS EMERITI BRADLEY, McFERRAN, MARTIN; ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS CLARK, PATTERSON, ROM (C.), WHEELER; ASSISTANT PROFESSORS ANDERSEN, COOPER, LAMB; ASSISTANT PROFESSOR EMERITUS McDANIEL Horticulture (HORT) Horticulture brings together many sciences in the solution of problems and development of industries concerned with fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental shrubs and trees. Each student will become familiar with all horticultural crops, but may choose to emphasize the food crops or the ornamental crops. Education in the basic and applied sciences gives the student an understanding of the growth of plants and the technology of their production and use. The choice of an area of specialization, production and management or science, allows students to select a curriculum that will best meet their own interests and objectives. Positions are available in production, industries serving horticultural producers, marketing, inspection, research, teaching, extension, and communications. For some of these areas, advanced study is required.

74. Tree Anatomy, Naming, And Identifying American chestnut leaf Courtesy Virginia Tech dendrology. Tree Anatomy andIdentification. I am your Guide, From Steve Nix, Your Guide to forestry. http://forestry.about.com/cs/treeid/a/tree_id_web.htm

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75. Welcome To The Forest Biology And Dendrology Sites At Virginia Tech This site contains tree identification information specific to Forestry2324, dendrology Lab at Virginia Tech. The site also has http://www.cnr.vt.edu/dendro/

Welcome to the Forest Biology and Dendrology Educational Sites at Virginia Tech Our photo use policy: You are welcome to use the photos as long as it is always for nonprofit uses. Please give us credit when possible! Links to our pages are welcome, web addresses are generally stable. For further information, contact John Seiler Dendrology Fact Sheets for Tree Identification New stuff! The Meanings of Scientific Names "I hate Latin names" They can be fun, informative, and offer id hints. Find out what they mean... Fall Color Why do trees change color? Is it going to be a "good" color year? Find explanations here or browse this section by Latin or common names for fall color pictures of your favorite trees. ID Keys (Beta) Do you have a leaf or twig and no idea what species it is? Try our key and figure it out by simply answering the questions and matching your sample to the pictures. You can also try the interview - input everything you remember and get a list of possible matches. This site contains tree identification information specific to Forestry 2324, Dendrology Lab at Virginia Tech. The site also has fact sheets for identifying approximately 875 trees commonly found in the United States with color pictures for all of them. You can search for your tree by name or browse the entire list. If you have a tree related question visit Dr. Dendro and we will do our best to answer you. We also have links to many other tree identification sites from across North America.

76. Tree Anatomy, Naming, And Identifying Tree anatomy and leaf identification guide with with instruction on how to identify and name tree species and leaves where you find North American tree identifiers that helps with leaf and pine http://forestry.about.com/library/weekly/aa092798a.htm

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77. Tree Identification On The Internet - Forestry What is tree identification, how do you ID trees, and where can you find trees on the Internet About Homework Help forestry. Search. in this topic forestry Photographs ·. Complete Tree identification Guide College/University. Extension forestry. State forestry. Forest Service http://forestry.about.com/library/weekly/aa092798.htm?pid=2820&cob=home

78. FOREST TECHNOLOGY They will learn safety principles in forestry, identify economic trees in WestVirginia (Dendrologytree identification), forest protection (forest fire http://boe.mono.k12.wv.us/montec/forestry.htm

FOREST TECHNOLOGY First Semester Second Semester 181111 Forestry I 181321 Forestry III 181112 Forestry I 181322 Forestry III 181213 Forestry II 181423 Forestry IV 181214 Forestry II 181424 Forestry IV 181515 Forestry V 181525 Forestry V 181616 Outdoor Recreation 181626 Outdoor Recreation 181717 Wildlife Management 181727 Wildlife Management COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 1811 FORESTRY I This area of study is designed to provide students with basic knowledge and skills in forestry and related occupations. Major instructional concepts included in this area of study are: safety principles in forestry, tree identification, forest protection, basic forest measurement and silvicultural practices. Students will begin leadership development. They will learn safety principles in forestry, identify economic trees in West Virginia (Dendrologytree identification), forest protection (forest fire fighting), basic forest measurement techniques and silvicultural treatment for timber stand improvement. 1812 FORESTRY II Major instructional concepts included in this area of study are continued: leadership development, chainsaw operation and safety, timber cruising skills and integration of wildlife habitat management in forestry. Students are introduced to parliamentary procedure skills/continued leadership development, chainsaw safety, maintenance of a chainsaw, and how to determine volume of standing timber. Students are introduced to wildlife habitat management.

79. Dendrology Information (forest Tree Trees ) forestry Images Forest Health, Natural Resources and Castanea dentata Fact SheetIdentification information and images from Virginia Tech dendrology. http://www.biology-x.com/biology-x/dendrology.html

biology-x.com dendrology Information TreeGuide Includes information about almost all North American trees, with brief descriptions, range maps, and a few images. Brief family summaries for trees from elsewhere. List of state and provincial trees. TreeGuide provides information about trees and shrubs, with emphasis on native and naturalized trees of North America. Forest Biology and Dendrology at Virginia Tech Information about courses, trees, and forest biology. Includes fact sheets on over 450 species of trees. Tree Matters Site for The Dendrologist, a quarterly magazine. Also contains tree tips and a record of the dates of upcoming dendrology events in the UK. The Website for the Dendrologist International Dendrological Research Institute Nonprofit organization dedicated to documenting the woody flora worldwide. Tree Root Architecture Information on research of tree root architecture, root excavation, 3D-digitising of root systems, tree root growth, tree stability, and windthrow. The Tree Register of the British Isles Historical, ancient, and biggest trees of Great Britain and Ireland. UK big trees, a record of ancient and historical tree information from The Tree Register of the British Isles.

80. Kepong Forestry School Subjects Taught are as follows; Government Administration. Timber IdentificationI II. Silviculture. dendrology I,II,III IV. Urban forestry and Landscape. http://ulpforestry.tripod.com/spk1e.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Kepong Forestry School Introduction K epong F orestry S chool in Kepong is one of the oldest institutions in the Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia. The objective of the school is to train the uniform staff of the department and the public so as to increase their knowledge and upgrade their skill in the field of forestry. Location T he school is located at Bukit Lagong Forest Reserve in the state of Selangor Darul Ehsan, about 16km from Kuala Lumpur. The journey from Kuala Lumpur will normally take about 20 minutes and public transport services such as train, buses, and taxis are available. The History Of Forestry School T he school had been established in 1926, and the first course was conducted in September, 1927 for 12 trainees from Federated Malay State, Johore, and Kedah. In 1934, Sabah started sending its trainees followed by Kelantan, and Terengganu in 1938. Since its establishment till now the school had trained a large number of experienced and skillful field foresters. A t the early stage of its establishment, the trainees were selected among the Department’s Forest Labourers. However, beginning on 1st April 1984 with the implementation of a new scheme of service for the Foresters and Forest Ranger, intake of trainees were open to the public beside the staffs of the department. In line with that, the Forestry School had amended its educational syllabus and entrance qualification, and it was implemented in 1986. After 10 years of its establishment, the school had developed a new curriculum and implemented in 1996 to suit the current needs.

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