Seasonal Jobs in Forestry and Natural Resources
Forestry/Forestry Technology Courses
Gainful Employment Program Disclosure
Introduction to Professional Forestry
Applied Forest Inventory and Management
Natural Resources Law and Policy
Parks and Forests Law Enforcement
Ecology and Use of Fire in Forest Ecosystems
Introduction to Watershed Management
Work Experience in Forestry and Natural Resources
Introduction to Maps and Remote Sensing
Introduction of Water Resources Management
Decentralized Wastewater Management
Operation of Wastewater Treatment Plants
Wasterwater Treatment Plant Operator 2
Natural History and Techniques of Surveying Sierra Nevada Wildlife
1.5-3 Units
Lecture: 1-2 hours
Laboratory: 1.5-3 hours
Objectives and methods of forest surveying. Use of basic forest surveying instruments. Application of hand and staff compass, engineer’s tape, clinometer, abney, dumpy and hand levels, engineer’s transit (theodolite), and total station. Field recording techniques, laboratory computations and map drafting. Field trips may be required.
| Spring 2013 | FORTC 153 Syllabus | Instructor: McNicol, L |
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