Скачать или смотреть Tour of the Forest Resource Management Greenhouse

Hey, Chokers! Have you ever wondered what’s on top of the Schermer building? Join Forest Resource Management Instructor Patrick Mahoney for a look inside the greenhouse and learn how Forestry students use the space to study nursery practices.

GHC's Bachelor of Applied Science in Forest Resources Management prepares students for careers as foresters in public and private companies, conservation managers, wildland fire supervisors, and other natural resource professions.

Core forestry classes at the bachelors level are taught on a two-year track during fall, winter, and spring quarters. Students can enter the BAS in Forest Resource Management program at any time, provided they meet the prerequisite requirements. An Associate's degree in Natural Resources, Forestry, or a closely related field is required before students can enter the Forest Resource Management program. In-class instruction occurs on campus, with an emphasis on hands-on learning facilitated by frequent field exercises and field trips.

Learn more about earning a bachelor's degree in Forest Resource Management here: https://www.ghc.edu/academics/degrees...