Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences
Foundations of dendrology, forest ecology, and biodiversity in the context of sustainable forestry. Covers tree identification, tree physiology, growth and adaptation mechanisms, succession and stand dynamics, nutrient and carbon cycling, ecosystem and site classification. Includes an introduction to biodiversity and wildlife management principles relevant to forest conservation, with a focus on species, ecosystems, and management practices characteristic of northern and temperate forests. Designed for graduate students pursuing a professional Master of Forestry degree.