2265 Trees: An Ecological Approach to Their Care

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Course Details

This visually rich survey examines how trees and forests function ecologically in urban and rural settings, and how they can be managed sustainably following scientific principles. Topics include tree identification, tree health and care, historical impact of settlement on southern Ontario's forests, tree planting and forest restoration, forest ecology, old-growth forests, enhancement of wildlife habitat as well as management for maple syrup, Christmas trees and wood. Participants learn to complete a managed Forest Plan under the provincial Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program, which allows a reduction in property taxes.

Learner Outcomes

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Prerequisites

None

Recommendations

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Sections

  2265 - 005 Trees: An Ecological Approach To Their Care    
  Fall - 13   Status:  Available
 
Section Schedule(s):   Tue 6:00PM - 8:30PM
1 Oct 2013 to 5 Nov 2013
Number of Sessions: : 6
Tuition Option(s):   Flat Fee non-credit    $305.00
Potential Price Adjustment(s):
 
Campus:   St. George Campus
Instruction Method:  IN-CLASS
Instructors: Ed Borczon, B.Sc.F., R.P.F.
 



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