Forestry Studies 20, 30
FRST21
Module 21: Measuring a Forest (Optional)
Outcome
Investigate the
processes and
applications of
measuring a forest.
Indicators
| (a) | Investigate the conducting of a forest survey, the type of information gathered and the purpose for collecting data. |
| (b) | Distinguish between forest samples and forest populations. |
| (c) | Research the goals and techniques for conducting a forestry survey. |
| (d) | Discuss what technology and equipment are used to measure a forest and conduct a forestry survey. |
| (e) | Collect boreal forest measurements (e.g., diameter, circumference and height of trees and distribution of species) accurately and reliably. |
| (f) | Apply appropriate safety procedures and use of equipment when taking forest measurements. |
| (g) | Select appropriate and efficient ways to organize data collection (e.g., chart, table and technology) for analysis. |
| (h) | Analyze collected data to determine the condition and distribution of tree or wildlife species in the forest. |
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