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Module 7: Woodlot Ecology: Your Living Woodlot

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Woodlot Management Home Study Program

Home Study Modules

Principles of Forest Stewardship

Module 1a: Woodlot Management Planning

Module 1: Introduction to Silviculture

Module 1A La planification de l’aménagement d’un boisé

Module 1: Introduction à la sylviculture

Module 2: Harvesting on Your Woodland

Module 3: Thinning for Value

Module 4: Woodlots and Wildlife

Module 5: Stand Establishment

Module 6: Chain Saw Use and Safety

Module 7: Woodlot Ecology: Your Living Woodlot

Module 8: Wood Utilization and Technology

Module 9: Woodlot Recreation

Module 10A: Managing Woodlot Finances: Planning and Investment Guide

Module 10B: Introduction to Woodlot - Income Tax and Estate Planning

Module 11: Roads and Trails: Planning it Right from the Start

Module 12: Small Scale Harvesting Equipment - What's Right For You?

Module 13: Non Timber Forest Products: Growing Opportunities

Module 14: Hiring and Working with a Woodland Contractor

Module 15: Pests of the Acadian Forest

Module 16: Wildfire and Your Woodland

Module 17: Beneath Your Feet: A Woodland Owner's Guide To Mineral and Geological Resources

Module 18: Ecological Forestry: A Nova Scotia Approach to Woodland Stewardship

Module 19: Managing Woodlands in a Changing Climate

Woodlot Management Home Study Program

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