Forestry
Students develop expertise in modern forest management practices and forest ecology. This concentration qualifies students to work as forest technicians for government, private industry, or consulting foresters. Students also acquire the skills to pursue jobs as forest rangers in the State of Maine. The coursework prepares students for graduate study in forest sciences.
| Forestry Requirements | ||
|---|---|---|
| CRN | Course Name | Credits |
| Select 25 or more credit hours from the following: | ||
| For 290 | Forest Mensuration | 4 credits |
| For 291 | Forest Mensuration Lab | 2 credits |
| For 260 | Silvics (Forest Ecology) | 3 credits |
| For 362 | Forest Inventory and Analysis | 2 credits |
| For 360 | Silviculture | 3 credits |
| For 361 | Silvics/Silviculture Lab | 2 credits |
| Bio 309 | Dendrology | 4 credits |
| For 242 | Map and Airphoto Interpretation | 3 credits |
| Geo 280 | GIS Applications I | 4 credits |
| Mat 352 | Statistics II | 3 credits |
| Chy 101 | Chemistry II or | |
| Chy 320 | Environmental Chemistry | 4 credits |