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UBC Faculty of Forestry > Student Stories > Hanbing Song (Forest Resources Management)

Hanbing Song (Forest Resources Management)

August 24, 2023 | Author: nidarang

Intern at Lower North Thompson Community Forest Society in Barriere, BC

Hanbing using a brush cutter.

Working in the Lower North Thompson Community Forest Society, I spent a rich and meaningful summer. After the content of the classroom provided me with a framework, this internship experience enriched my knowledge in the forest.

During this work experience, I did a lot of brush-cutting, which freed up forest competition and fire risk. During this period, I conducted field surveys with experienced foresters, learned more criteria and requirements, and learned more about species. I also did some development and layout. The investigation and observation in the forest made me better understand the growth environment of the trees and the rationality of harvesting planning.

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Tagged with: Co-op, Forest Resources Management, Forestry Co-op, Student Stories

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