BOSBOUW EN WILDBEHEER
 
Taught in 3rd year Agriculture and Biotechnology
Theory [A] 25.0
Exercises [B] 12.5
Training and projects [C] 0.0
Studytime [D] 85.0
Studypoints [E] 3
Level  
Credit contract? Unrestricted access
Examination contract?
Language of instruction Dutch
Lecturer Bart MOUTON
Reference BGLABI03A02983
 
Key words
Forestry, fauna management

Objectives
  • Obtaining knowledge of forestry, i.e. forest (re)establishment, natural rejuvenation, forest treatment, forms and sorts of forestry, discussion of several important species for forestry, forest reformation, producing a forest management plant.
  • Choice of tree species related to environmental parameters, i.e. through software (BOBO v.1.0).
  • Learning to calculate with the most frequently used arithmetic parameters in forestry.
  • Acquiring a practical sense of current Belgian fauna management.


Topics
Forestry:
  • artificial (re)establishment
  • natural rejuvenation
  • forest treatment
  • forms and sorts of forestry
  • forest reformation
  • forest management plan

Fauna management:
  • invertebrates
  • amfibians
  • reptiles
  • birds
  • mammals


Prerequisites
Applied Zoology (1stgrade)
Applied Mechanics(2ndgrade)

Final Objectives
  • understanding of the required knowledge
  • notion of forest management related to the specific functions of a forest
  • knowledge of the different arithmetic parameters of forestry
  • understanding fauna management

The student can:

        - relate location specific factors and choice of species
        - produce a forest management plan, interpret it and execute the required actions
        - make calculations with forest related arithmetic parameters
        - produce an action plan related to fauna management
        - use a chain saw

Materials used
Syllabus forestry and fauna management
Syllabus "Using a chainsaw" and materials
Lecturer's website

Study costs
Cost: 110.0 EUR
Syllabus: €5.0
Study trips: €25.0
Sessions chainsaw: €80.0

Study guidance
Questions can be asked orally before, while or after the lectures

Teaching Methods
Lectures
Study trips + sessions

Assessment
Oral exam with written preparation
Assessment of reports of study trips

Lecturer(s)
Bart MOUTON