Updated 2026-2027 Graduate Catalog (20275)
Forestry Courses
FORT 5110 Forest Mensuration
(3 credits)
FORT 5120 Forest Hydrology
(3 credits)
FORT 5130 Dendroecology
(3 credits)
FORT 5140 Forest Health
(4 credits)
FORT 5150 Forest Issues and Policy
(3 credits)
FORT 5210 Regional and International Silviculture
(3 credits)
FORT 5220 Adaptive Silviculture
(3 credits)
FORT 5230 Integrated Forest Management
(3 credits)
FORT 5310 Tribal and Community Forestry
(3 credits)
FORT 5510 Forest Biometry
(4 credits)
FORT 5230 Integrated Forest Management (3 credits)
This course will focus on negotiating the competing priorities often encountered when managing forests for multiple objectives. Case studies will be examined to provide examples of strategic planning, coordination frameworks, and the analytical concepts, techniques, and skills used in conflict resolution. Students will engage in group discussions to practice communication skills in advocating for various forest management practices from different points of view representing different stakeholder interests. The production of a Forest Management Plan is the primary piece of student work in this course. Prerequisite(s): None.
Common Course Outline