This program includes the necessary general education and specialized environmental and forestry courses to provide individuals the education for preparation for careers in this area. Forest Resource Technology graduates will be prepared for positions as forest technicians, surveying technicians, stream monitoring technicians, and scaler trainees. They may be employed in careers in government, industrial forestry, private woodlot management, watershed resources, forest contracting, and other related fields.
Most courses are transferable to four-year colleges and universities.
See your advisor. See Other Approved Courses under AAS degree requirements. Courses should be taken from outside the student's area of concentration for the degree.