Forest Resources Production and Management

You start your week with "Introduction to Forest Ecology," taking notes on nutrient cycling and succession. Later, a "Forest Measurements" lab introduces you to basic tools like Biltmore sticks and diameter tapes. You're still getting the hang of converting readings. In the evening, you grab dinner with your dorm mates, discussing weekend plans and comparing notes on the confusing terminology from your first week of classes and feeling a sense of camaraderie.