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Title: Forests Forever, Forest Resources Advanced Member's Manual
Description of Resource: Forests Forever is a wonderful book for the advanced student who wishes to learn about forest management and ways of protecting and using this renewable resource wisely. Through the practice of silviculture, a forest can be managed for specific qualities and uses. Proper management enables us to provide an environment for wildlife and recreation, to protect trees from disease and insect attack, to grow trees for wood products, and to ensure water quality. The student will learn about different forest types and the surrounding environment including specialized forest areas designed for windbreaks, shelterbelts and urban environments. Within each topic area are descriptions of careers in natural resources, "EnviroQuotes", and "Tree-vial Pursuits" to help us use our forest resources wisely. In addition, suggested fair or science projects follow each topic area.
Author/Producer: Mary Kroll/Robert Hansen
Topic Areas Covered: Forest Management, Forest Products, Stewardship, Wildlife
Type of Resource: Curriculum, Book/Magazine
For Grade Levels: 7 -12
Publication Dates: 1992
Length: 52 pages
Cost: $6.00 + Shipping
Is It Available for Loan: No
Is Training Necessary: No
Language: English
Educational or Informational: Educational
Recommended Enhancements to Accompany This Resource: Also in this series are "Treetop, 4-H Forest Resources Beginner Guide (#BU-6201-FRD)" and "Trees + Me = Forestry, Forest Resources Intermediate Member's Manual" (#BU-3408-FRD).
Geographic Location  
Notes: Forest Forever, Forest Resources Advanced Member's manual #BU-3490-FRD, Price Break: $5.40 for 100 or more
F.R.E.E. Network's Evaluation Criteria: A B C
To Order This Resource Contact: University of Minnesota Extension Service, Distribution Center
Address: 1420 Eckles Ave
405 Coffey Hall
St. Paul, MN 55108-6068
Phone: 1-800-876-8636
Fax: 612-625-6281
E-Mail: ShopExtension@umn.edu
URL:

http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/youthdevelopment/DA3490.html


Our Message and Evaluation Criteria:

A

Everything is made from natural resources and natural resources must come from somewhere.

B

The gathering and processing of all natural resources have environmental impacts.

C

Responsible production and use of wood - a renewable resource - is environmentally sound.