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Forestry Engineering
Forestry engineers study the effects of industrialization on nature, silviculture, hydrology and renewable resources. They are involved in the development of sustainable forestry as well as the design of lumber harvesting and processing equipment
   
Examples

Forestry engineers are responsible for effective management of forest resources.

They:
Manage tree harvesting
Design logging roads and flood run-off systems
Ensure forestry activities do not negatively impact local communities
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Engineering in your Community

Aboriginal forestry engineers have an important role to play in on-going land claims negations which will put the management of more and more forests in the hands of First Nations communities.

Forests are a gift from the Creator. Managing them requires a deep understanding and respect of their rhythms and life. Combining traditional wisdom with scientific knowledge will allow your community to ensure that the trees and the forests will stay healthy for seven generations and beyond.
   
Aptitude

If you like...
Problem solving  
Being creative  
Being in nature  
Keeping the environment clean  
Helping others  
...you might enjoy Forestry Engineering.
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Universities

If you want to study Forestry Engineering you can go to the following university:
University of New Brunswick
   
Role Models

Rebecca McKay

We're always looking for more role models. Do you know an Aboriginal Forest Engineer or scientist who should be featured here? Please let us know by email.
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