B. Sc. (Forest Resources)

The program emphasizes the recognition and appreciation of all the major values of the forest including timber, recreation, wildlife, range, fish, water, and aesthetics. Forest Resources Management is a broad undergraduate degree program involving the study of all aspects of the biology, ecology and management of forest resources, such as timber, wildlife, fisheries, water and recreation.

Course Content:

YEAR-1
Introduction to Water Resources
International Issues in Natural Resources and Conservation
Introduction to Wildlife Management
Forest Biometrics and Forest Mensuration

YEAR-2
Forest Resource Economics and Management
Forest Soil Management
Genetics and Breeding of Forest Trees
Mammalogy and Ornithology

YEAR-3
Introduction to Wetlands
International Forest Management
Management of Wildlife Habitat
Endangered Species Management