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 211-325 Field Studies II

Availability

Creswick campus.

Credit Points

12.5

HECS Band

2

Coordinator

Mr Ronald Hateley

Prerequisites

211-264 Field Studies and Dendrology.

Semester

Year long (view timetable)

Contact

24 hrs lectures and 36 hrs practical work

Subject Description

On completion of this subject, students should:

  • have a detailed understanding of the integrated nature of forestry and land management in Australia;

  • be able to contrast and compare issues and practices;

  • and have skills in communication, conflict resolution, supervision, dealing with the media and personnel management.

The course includes 20 field days, most conducted in the field, including one week involving the harvesting of trees from a coupe and the processing of logs in a sawmill. Small projects involve students managing local areas of land for specified purposes. An excursion of up to 10 days will examine the forestry and land management issues of regions too remote to be serviced by the field days.

Assessment

One two-hour written examination (40%), and three assignments equivalent to 2500 words (each worth 20%).



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