Management of forest resources in today’s world means managing forest ecosystems. Forestry practices must integrate field skills, scientific knowledge and technology in an ecological framework, to produce various goods and services. Graduates learn such skills as to: identify, describe, measure and interpret ecosystems and associated components including landforms, vegetation, soils, geomorphology, aquatic ecosystems, forest stand attributes and wildlife habitat Collect field data in both urban and rural environments and create technical reports, spreadsheets and digital maps using industry standard software (such as GIS & GPS) including the use of leading technology Apply vegetation management techniques for application in wildland and urban silviculture areas Analyze vegetation symptoms that relate to insects and diseases Design and implement sampling plans and techniques for resource inventories

2 years of education in English in an English-speaking country with English 12 (67%) or 3.0 credits of post-secondary English, humanities or social sciences (67%) from a recognized institution. Or one of the following: IELTS 6.5 TOEFL 86 PTE 60 Math: one of the following: Principles of Mathematics 11 (60%) or Applications of Mathematics 11 (67%) or Pre-Calculus 11 (60%) or Foundations of Mathematics 11 (67%) Science: two of the following with minimum high school grade 11 (60%): Biology Chemistry Physics or Applied Physics Earth Science Geology Recognized Resource Science 12 Geography Forestry