101. North Carolina State University - Department Of Forestry - Courses Online Course Materials FOR 172 Forest System Mapping and Mensuration I; FOR 248 Renewable Resource Policy and Management; FOR 490 - Senior Seminar in forestry; http://www.cnr.ncsu.edu/for/courses.html

Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Catalog Forestry Natural Resources Environmental Technology TRACS - Registration for current semester Study Abroad Online Course Materials FOR 172 - Forest System Mapping and Mensuration I FOR 248 - Forest History, Technology, and Society FOR 273 Forest System Mapping and Mensuration II FOR 374 - Forest Measurements, Modeling, and Inventory FOR 406 - Forest Inventory, Analysis, and Planning FOR 434 - Forest Operations and Analysis FOR 460 - Renewable Resource Policy and Management FOR 490 - Senior Seminar in Forestry FOR 491C - Environmental Impact Assessment FOR 491U - World Forestry FOR 502 - Forest Measurements FOR 519 - Forest Economics FOR 595G - Advanced Forest Modeling FOR 601/801 - Forestry Seminar FOR 692E FOR 753 - Environmental Remote Sensing FOR 784 - The Practice of Environmental Impact Assessment NR 300 - Natural Resources Measurements NR 571 - Current Issues in Natural Resources Policy NR 601 - Natural Resources Seminar Welcome Teaching Student Information Research ... Home Page

102. North Carolina State University - Department Of Forestry - Courses - Graduate Pr Department of forestry Graduate Student Handbook If you are a graduate student enrolled in one of the graduate degree programs within the Department of http://www.cnr.ncsu.edu/for/courses/graduate.html

GRADUATE PROGRAMS Handout for Prospective Graduate Students If you are a prospective graduate student wanting to know more about graduate programs within the Department of Forestry Department of Forestry Graduate Student Handbook If you are a graduate student enrolled in one of the graduate degree programs within the Department of Forestry and want information about requirements for your degree Fellowships and Assistantships Information about current funding opportunities Fellowship Recipients Natural Resources Organization of Graduate Students (NROGS) Current Graduate Students Welcome ... Home Page

103. The Scottish School Of Forestry - Courses HUGH WILSON. . courses. The range of courses available at the Scottish School of forestry covers the continuum 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.

104. The Scottish School Of Forestry - Courses The Scottish School of forestry provides a full range of courses to enable students to become Foresters/Arboriculturists at a wide range of occupational levels 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.

105. LEAF Forestry Education Courses LEAF offers a variety of opportunities for expanding your forestry knowledge. All courses are graduate level and offer credit through the University of http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/leaf/courses.htm

Home About LEAF Latest News Conceptual ... Tree Identification Resources (coming soon) LEAF Courses LEAF offers a variety of opportunities for expanding your forestry knowledge. All courses are graduate level and offer credit through the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Watch this site for dates and times as they become available. Some of these courses are still in the development phase. Registration To register for a course you must fill out an official registration form and mail or fax it to the LEAF office. Courses will be filled on a first-come first-served basis. Space is limited so register early! Registration forms are available on this website (look under the particular course, date, and location you are interested in), the LEAF office, or from course instructors. If you have questions please contact the LEAF office: (715) 346-4956 or leaf@uwsp.edu Course 1: Forestry Education for the Wisconsin K-12 Classroom This course highlights principles, activities, and techniques for teaching the K-12 student about the importance of Wisconsin’s forests. It touches on ecological, economic, and social aspects of forestry in Wisconsin. Participants receive the LEAF Wisconsin K-12 Forestry Lesson Guide and additional forestry-related education materials. This course is designed for the K-12 classroom teacher pursuing the skills and methodologies needed to teach their students about forestry.

106. Forestry And The Forest Environment Courses forestry AND THE FOREST ENVIRONMENT courses. courses forestry 2990 Second Work Term For course description see forestry 1990. forestry http://www.lakeheadu.ca/~calendar/current/programs/Faculty_of_Forestry_&_For_Env

FORESTRY AND THE FOREST ENVIRONMENT COURSES Courses not offered this academic year (fall/winter terms) are indicated by the words "NOT OFFERED THIS YEAR" below the course description. Nevertheless, students should refer to the Timetable as a final check. Forestry electives are identified with an asterisk*. (Information about Course Numbering System) Forestry 0190 Writing Across the Curriculum I The first in a series of courses designed to focus on developing professional writing skills of the student. All students are required to complete this non-credit course. Students enrolled in the BES, in the HBES, and in the HBScF programs must achieve at least a WAC level II to pass the course. Students will complete the work of WAC level II in Forestry 1050. A non-credit required course. Forestry 0290 Writing Across the Curriculum II The second in a series of courses designed to focus on developing professional writing skills of the students. All students are required to complete this non-credit course. Students enrolled in the BES, in the HBES, and in the HBScF programs must achieve at least a WAC level III to pass the course. Students enrolled in the BES and in the HBES programs will complete the work of WAC level III in Forestry 2210. Students enrolled in the HBScF program will complete the work of WAC level III in Forestry 2130. A non-credit required course.

107. Bachelor Of Applied Science (Forestry) http://www.scu.edu.au/schools/esm/courses/forestry/

Select from SCU ... University Home Welcome e-Learning Campuses For ... International Students Prospective Students Prospective Staff About ... The University Research Activities Partnerships Search Contacting Us Need Help? MySCU (student intranet) staff.scu (staff intranet) Select from EnvSM Site... EnvSM HOME ABOUT OUR SCHOOL CONTACT US - Staff Listing - Animal Conservation Genetics - Environmental Analysis Lab - Whale Research Centre ABOUT OUR COURSES - Marine Science - Coastal Management - Environmental Resource Mgt - Sustainable Forestry - Combined degree BAppSci/BEd Honours Program Graduate Profiles Postgraduate Courses - Grad. Dip. Forestry - Grad. Dip. Marine - Masters (course work) - Masters (by research) - Doctorate (PHD) MARINE STUDIES MULTIPURPOSE FORESTRY COASTLINES Bachelor of Applied Science (Forestry) Forestry is not just an important primary industry in Australia. It is also a cornerstone of environmental management and greenhouse gas reduction policy. However, our native forests are under increasing pressure and there are concerns about over harvesting. Australia requires a new approach to forest management.

108. Courses At The National School Of Forestry - Cumbria Campus At UCLan HND forestry (Sandwich). NC/ND forestry and Arboriculture. Short practical courses. National School of forestry, Cumbria Campus, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0AH. http://www.forestry.org.uk/courses/courses.htm

you are here: home Links to Courses Seminar Series Research Staff profiles Forestry jobs ... Contact us Courses MA/MSC/PG Diploma Urban Forestry (based in Preston) (PT/FT) BSc (Hons) Forest and Woodland Management BSc (Hons) Urban Forest Management BSc (Hons) Forestry Top-up (full-time) BSc (Hons) Forest Management (top-up for those with an HND or equivalent, delivered by distance learning) Graduate Diploma in Modern Forestry Practice (by distance learning for non specialists) Graduate Certificate in Modern Forestry Practice (by distance learning for non specialists) BA(Hons) Forestry and Business/Business and Forestry UCAS Code DN51 BSc (Hons) Forestry and Environmental Management/Environmental Management and Forestry UCAS Code DF59 HND/C Forestry (part-time) HND Urban Forestry HND Forestry (Sandwich) NC/ND Forestry and Arboriculture Short practical courses National School of Forestry, Cumbria Campus

109. Kuru Institute Of Forestry - Forestry And Environmental Projects And Courses forestry AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS AND courses Year. Client. Project. 2002 ongoing, City Of Mwanza, Sustainable development co-operation http://www.tpu.fi/kmo/kif/reffopro.htm

References Institute Education References Links ... In Finnish FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS AND COURSES Year Client Project 2002 - ongoing City Of Mwanza Sustainable development co-operation between the cities of Mwanza and Tampere PT Finnantara Intiga Timber forwarding training in Sanggau (Borneo), Indonesia (5 weeks) Our Europe, Our Future. On week European Youth Convention in Kuru. 70 participants from seven European countries. John Deere Cut-to-Length Forestry Machinery Training in Iowa, USA. (8 weeks) Nordic Council of Ministers Training needs assessment in forestry and forest industries of Arkhangelsk region Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Finland Feasibility study on forestry training in Malaysia and Indonesia Vermillion Community College/USA Cut-to-Length Forestry Machinery Training in Minnesota USA. (8 weeks) EU/Phare ACCESS Promoting the environmental protection and sustainable utilisation of Lithuania's private forests. Partners from Ireland, Lithuania and Finland ongoing Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry for Finland Improving the communication methods and practices in the forest sector of the Republic of Karelia. Partners from Finland and Russia

110. Forestry & Natural Resources Courses forestry and Selected Natural Resource courses. NR courses listed here are only those taught by forestry faculty or appearing prominently http://www.cnr.colostate.edu/frws/forestry/courses/

Forestry and Selected Natural Resource Courses NR courses listed here are only those taught by forestry faculty or appearing prominently in forestry majors/minors Refer to CSU catalog ("Courses of Instruction") for course descriptions & prerequisites Course Title Instructor FCC 192 Forestry Inquires Bill Romme Freeman Smith F 210 Forest Ecogeography Rocky Coleman F 224 Wildland Fire Measurements Philip Omi F 230 Forestry Field Measurements Rocky Coleman F 311 Forest Ecology Dan Binkley F 321 Forest Biometry Robin Reich F 322 Economics of the Forest Environment Douglas Rideout F 325 Silviculture Fredrick (Skip) Smith F 330 Timber Harvesting and the Environment Kurt Mackes F 331 Wood Anatomy and Properties Kurt Mackes F 380 Fire Effects and Adaptations Bill Romme F 421 Timber Management Fredrick (Skip) Smith F 422 Quantitative Methods in Forest Management Robert Avera F 424 Forest Fire Management Philip Omi F 425 Forest Fire Behavior Philip Omi F 432 Design of Wood Structures Michael O'Reilly F 487 Professional Forestry Internship All department faculty F 493 Seminar in Forestry Melinda Laituri F 495V Independent Study All department faculty F 524 Forest Fire Meteorology and Behavior

111. Online Forestry And Wildlife Courses & Training - ELearners.com Online forestry and Wildlife courses Training. Search Online courses. courses Entire forestry and Wildlife courses Training. This page http://www.elearners.com/courses/forestry-and-wildlife.htm

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112. MA/MSc/PGDip Urban Forestry - Postgraduate Courses 2004 - University Of Central MA/MSc/PGDip Urban forestry. Department of Environmental Management Course Details. Attendance Fulltime or part-time. Part-time http://www.uclan.ac.uk/courses/pg/files/evuf.htm

text alt skip navigation home courses ... postgraduate MA/MSc/PGDip Urban Forestry Department of Environmental Management Course Details Attendance: Full-time or part-time. Part-time runs Monday or Tuesday during teaching semesters. A part-time route through blended learning, distance learning combined with residential blocks is being developed. Duration: Full-time masters course 1 calendar year. Part-time route 2 years. PGDip 2 academic semesters. Additional Awards: Postgraduate diploma may be achieved if student does not undertake the Dissertation module. Total number of modules: (Dissertation classed as a triple module, award dependent on subject areas covered). For Standard Entry Requirements see Admissions Specific entry requirements: BA/BSc in relevant subject; relevant degree level qualifications such as the Professional Diploma in Arboriculture. Entry to Postgraduate Diploma may be achieved by appropriate HND qualification. Course Outline The importance of the urban forest has long been recognised through the many benefits it brings to town and city life. The establishment, management and regeneration of this urban tree and woodland resource have been identified as government priorities in several different policy documents. Although the benefits of the urban forest have been recognised for many years, the concept of its sustainable management and urban forestry as a profession is relatively recent. As such, specific qualifications in urban forestry have been extremely limited to date.

113. Wildlife Conservation Courses & Forestry Conservation Course Programs Wildlife Conservation courses forestry Conservation Course Programs. PCDI Professional Career Development Institute. The Professional http://www.online-education.net/courses/conservation-courses.html

@import url(.././online_education.css); PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute The Professional Forestry and Wildlife Conservation Program Conservation courses offer careers that are meaningful and worthwhile. If you want to dedicate your life to improving our environment, you'll need professional-level knowledge. As a graduate of PCDI's nationally accredited home study course, you could be ready to pursue a variety of conservation careers from these forestry and wildlife conservation courses. This comprehensive distance learning diploma program will arrive at your home in 15 in-depth lessons. Key subjects include wildlife and ecology: how animals and plants adapt to their habitats; their places in the life cycle; why some are extinct; which are endangered; and more. Forests: planting, seeding, and logging our 655 million acres of U.S. forests; park management; forest fire prevention; crop supervision; and more. Water: oceans, rivers, lakes, shores, wetlands, irrigation, wastewater, water wildlife, and more. Critical environmental issues: overpopulation, pollution, the food supply, and more. Key advantages of our school: No campus attendance, no commuting, no deadline pressure

114. Recoftc Courses: Facilitation Skills For Community Forestry RECOFTC has designed an intensive 20day introductory course to enable participants identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, strategies and http://www.recoftc.org/03region/courses/CFCertCourse/CFCert_intro2004.html

Regional Services SITE GUIDE CONTACT Community Forestry: Principles and Practices Today 7 - 25 June 2004 Why this course ? Over the last two decades, the interdependent linkages between forest resource management policy and the livelihoods of rural people who depend on forest resources have been widely recognized. Experience gained during this period has shown that effective forest management strategies can and do involve local communities at all levels of the decision-making process. Today, community forestry has become a mainstream component of many national forestry programs. However, several countries that have introduced community forestry concepts are still struggling with the complex challenges of adapting their forestry programs to be more responsive and relevant to the needs and interests of communities. To address common issues faced at this stage of development, RECOFTC has designed an intensive 20-day introductory course to enable participants identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, strategies and principles. Sharing of experiences among the diverse group of participants will broaden personal perspectives on community-based forest management. In addition, a 5-day field trip will enhance the understanding of the relationship between people and forest, and increase exposure to real-life implementation issues on the ground. Through this course, participants will gain confidence and skills needed to support local institutions in devolving forest management in their home country effectively.

115. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY FORESTRY AND EXTENSION COURSES - Three Year Course DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY forestry AND EXTENSION courses. COURSE DESCRIPTION. YEAR 1 SEMESTER I Core courses. CU, LH, TH, PH, CH. FB 102 Forest Botany, 2, 15. . 30. 30. http://www.makerere.ac.ug/forestry/academic/bcommunity.html

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY FORESTRY AND EXTENSION COURSES COURSE DESCRIPTION YEAR 1 SEMESTER I Core Courses CU LH TH PH CH FB 102 Forest Botany FM 101 FM 101 Introduction to Biometrics RE 101 Introduction to Micro-Economics CF 102 Forestry Extension Methods 1 EE 102 Community Dynamics EEE 101 Rural Sociology SS 102 Introduction to Soil Science YEAR 1 SEMESTER II CF 107 Communication of Forestry Concepts FB 101 Tree Breeding and seed Technology CF 101 Forestry and Food Security FM 103 Basic Computing Technology FB 104 Introduction to Worldlife Biology 105 Social Research Process CF 102 Introductory Macro-Economics YEAR 1 (RECESS) CF 103 Community Forestry Field Attachment 1 YEAR 2 SEMESTER I Core Courses CF 201 Introduction to Agroforestry CF 204 Forestry Extension Methods II FB 201 Principles of Silviculture ASE 202 Bee Keeping CS 201 Biometrics ELECTIVES FM 202 Forest Economics FM 204 Environmental Management SEMESTER II Core Courses CF 202 Indigenous Knowledge in Resource Management CF 205 Social Forestry FM 207 Introductory Resource Assessment and GIS ELECTIVES 208 Individual Need and Sociatal Response FB 212 DryLand Forestry SS 207 Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition YEAR II (RECESS) CF 210 Community Forestry Field Attachment II YEAR 3 (SEMESTER I) Core Courses CF 301 Community Forestry CF 305 Planning Forest Development Programmes CF 306 Problem Solving Skills in Forestry Extension CF 308 Forestry for Rural Development EE 303 Research Methods ELECTIVES CF 309 Ethinobotany CF 312 Rural Education and Outreach FP 306 Non Timber Forest Products

116. Courses, School Of Forestry, Northern Arizona University Semester A (Fall JuniorYear Core Course Block) (forestry majors typically enroll in all courses concurrently). FOR313, Forest Ecology I. FOR314, Forest Ecology II. http://www.for.nau.edu/majors_courses/courses.htm

Home Up Undergraduate Graduate ... Native American Courses Courses Model Forestry Course of Study Forestry Core courses Forestry Introduction Forest Mapping and Measurement Trees and Forests of North America Ecology and Management of Forest Soils Introduction to Forest and Range Plants Semester A (Fall Junior-Year Core Course Block) (Forestry majors typically enroll in all courses concurrently) Forest Ecology I Forest Ecology II Silviculture Principles Silviculture Applications Semester B (Spring Junior-Year Core Course Block) (Forestry majors typically enroll in all courses concurrently) Forest Management I Forest Management II Forest Management III Forest Management IV Semester C (Capstone Fall Senior-Year Core Course Block) (Forestry majors must enroll in all courses concurrently) Forest Ecosystem Assessment I Forest Ecosystem Assessment II Semester D (Capstone Spring Senior-Year Core Course Block) (Forestry majors must enroll in all courses concurrently) Forest Ecosystem Planning I Forest Ecosystem Planning II Additional web enhanced courses Multicultural Perspectives on Environmental Mgt Human Dimensions of Conserving Biodiversity Arizona Forests and Wildlife International Wildlife Issues ... Senior Seminar in Ecosystem Ecology Graduate web enhanced courses Current Issues in Wildlife Management Ecosystem Science and Management Forest Soils FOR/GGR ... Graduate Seminar in Ecosystem Ecology Short Courses

117. North Carolina State University - Department Of Forestry - Courses - Graduate Pr Students should apply to both Peace Corps and the Department of forestry. Once admitted, they take courses for two semesters before entering the Peace Corps. http://natural-resources.ncsu.edu/for/courses/graduate/handout/mi.html

GRADUATE PROGRAMS Master's International Program The Department of Forestry offers the opportunity to enter a graduate program through the MI (Master's International) Program within its professional masters degree (MNR and MF) and master of science degree (MS) programs. This option allows student to combine a Peace Corps assignment with a masters degree program. Students should apply to both Peace Corps and the Department of Forestry. Once admitted, they take courses for two semesters before entering the Peace Corps. MI students are most likely to receive volunteer assignments in forestry, especially agroforestry, and in natural resource management with an emphasis on enviromental education. Upon completion of their assignment, students return to the Department to complete their course work and present their departmental seminars. There are two independent study courses (3 credits each) associated with preparing for and analyzing the Peace Corps experience. Otherwise, MI students follow the same rigorous curriculum as other masters students, with the added benefits of international field experience and a professional paper or thesis based on that experience. Faculty advisory committees will assist students to choose courses which both meet the requirements of their degree programs and prepare them for their Peace Corps assignments. Students may audit language courses in addition to their regular curriculum. The Peace Corps assignment fulfills any requirement for an internship and may fulfill the requirement to serve as a teaching assistant.

118. North Carolina State University - Department Of Forestry - Courses - Graduate Pr courses Graduate Programs invited from Swedish graduate foresters to study forest genetics and forest management at the Department of forestry, College of http://natural-resources.ncsu.edu/for/courses/graduate/handout/nicholson.html

COURSES - Graduate Programs Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Gunnar and Lilian Nicholson Graduate Fellowship North Carolina State University Applications are invited from Swedish graduate foresters to study forest genetics and forest management at the Department of Forestry, College of Natural Resources, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC. The scholarship, known as the Gunnar and Lilian Nicholson* Graduate Fellowship, will enable the successful applicant to study at NCSU for a period of three years to earn a Ph.D. degree. North Carolina State University has one of the largest and most comprehensive forestry programs in the USA, with the largest university program in forest genetics and intensive forest management. The fellowship will provide an annual living cost of US $18,000 and will pay tuition, student fees and health insurance (approximately $17,500 per year). Round trip transportation costs between Sweden and Raleigh will be provided.

119. Course Description The Short Training courses are designed to meet the individual needs of foresters on a wide range of forestry topics at the Post Diploma level. http://www.pio.gov.cy/forestry/courses.htm

General Information Course Description Admission Annual Events Contact Us Course Description Two-year Diploma Course The two-year Diploma Course is designed to provide the proper theoretical and practical training at technical level in the general principles of Forestry and Forestry Practice. During the course, theory is combined with thorough practical training acquired by demonstrations, project work, and field experiments and work. In addition education tours and visits are made to various sites and forestry areas. If you believe that a picture is worth a thousand words, then the education tours and visits of our college are worth a million. Candidates with no previous experiences in the field of forestry are required to attend a preparatory training course. During the two-year Diploma Course, the following courses are taught: Silviculture, Botany, Systematic Botany, Forest Mensuration, Forest Management, Surveying, Forest Harvesting, Fire Protection, Forest Engineering, Nursery Management, Timber utilization, Entomology, Pathology, Forest Policy and Law, Ecology, Administration, Agroforestry, Nature Conservation, Statistics, Computers, Soils, Geology, Genetics, Zoology, Meteorology, Chainsaws, First Aid, Recreation. Six-month Post Diploma Course The Post Diploma Course is designed to provide to Foresters and Forestry graduates further studies in specific forestry topics. Each course is individually oriented to cater for the specific needs and interests of the Course participants.

120. FORS 310 Forestry This course builds on other BCom (forestry) courses, providing advanced theory and skills in a number of areas of forestry planning and applying these in a http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/comm/subjinfo/fors310.htm

This site requires Javascript to be enabled. Commerce Division Subject Information Commerce Division Homepage FORS Subjects FORS 310 Forestry Investment and Finance Introduction The purpose of this subject is to develop skills for business decisions in forest management and for carrying out analyses for forestry investment projects. This course builds on other BCom (Forestry) courses, providing advanced theory and skills in a number of areas of forestry planning and applying these in a forestry business context. At the end of the subject a student should be able to: evaluate the differences in forest management arising from owner objectives, public policy environment, legislative environment and indigenous versus plantation forestry; be able to analyse forestry investments including application of optimal rotation theory to an evaluation of a plantation in forestry or agroforestry situations using computer models; evaluate a wood supply for a processing facility, including simulation of wood supply, an assessment of markets, major risks, and the implications of different product selections on forest management; and

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