Overview Scholarships Student Services Office announces scholarships for 2001 fall semester.
Commercial forests occupy two-thirds of Alabama's land area.
Alabama has the third largest forested area and, in terms of wood fiber, the third most productive forest resource in the Nation. Forest products is Alabama's largest industry in terms of value added in manufacturing and manufacturing employment. To develop a better understanding of Alabama's forests and their importance to the citizens of the state, Auburn University's School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences has a broad array of research, extension, and teaching programs. Undergraduate degree programs include forest resources, forestry operations, and forest engineering, the latter in cooperation with the College of Engineering. At the graduate level, the School offers academic programs leading to the Master of Forestry, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees.