| FOUR YEAR PROGRAM MAP | ||
| Term 1 Sept – Dec | Term 2 Jan – April |
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| Year 1 | Indigenous Views of Landscapes; Introduction to Indigenous Land Stewardship; Community Engagement: Principles, Practices and Protocols; Decolonization and Natural Resources; Introduction to Governance; Ways of Knowing; Holistic Resource Stewardship; Writing and Communication; Community: Capacity Development; Plant Identification and Dendrology | |
| Year 2 | Field Measurements; Ecology 1- Foundations; GIS and Mapping; Communications Tools; Ecology 2 – Disturbance and Climate Adaptation; Analytics for Land Stewardship. | |
| Year 3 | Interventions on the Land; Indigenous Law; Forest and Land Use Planning on Indigenous Lands; Forest Modelling and Inventories; Wildlife Ecology, Conservation and Management; Business Management; Business Models; Business Tools; Indigenous Research Methods | |
| Year 4 | Policy Building and Processes; Community Conflict Management; Stewarding in Practice; Land Stewardship Plan | |
Co-op Option
Gain paid work experience related to your degree and acquire the experience necessary to launch your career with our Forestry Co-op Program.
