FTY 349 - Principles of Forest Management

A survey of forest management designed for students majoring in related fields. Emerging technologies, conflicts and issues are presented relative to defining and achieving land management goals and objectives. Lectures apply forest ecology, biology, silviculture, harvesting, and economics to the protection and management of public and private forest land. Laboratories reinforce practical field skills in locating, inventorying and assessing stands and forests. Lec 2, Lab 2.

Prerequisites & Notes
Third or fourth-year majors in Ecology and Environmental Sciences (Resource and Environmental Policy Concentration), Parks, Recreation and Tourism or Wildlife Ecology or permission. Closed to majors in programs leading to a B.S. in Forestry or Forest Operations Science

Credits: 3