Forest School Ethos and Principles Level 1 Award
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Professional Training
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From 210 GBP
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Lewes
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Forest School for Assistants Level 2 Award
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Professional Training
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From 85 GBP
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Lewes
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BTEC Level 2 Certificate in Countryside Management
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Vocational & College Courses
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From 0 GBP
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Lewes
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BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Countryside Management
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Lewes
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BTEC Level 2 Extended Certificate in Countryside Management
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Vocational & College Courses
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2 years
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Lewes
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Looking at Trees
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Professional Training
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6 weeks
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From 77 GBP
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St Leonards-on-Sea
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Understanding Trees: Legal And Surveying Issues
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Short University Courses
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Richmond
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Diploma Level 1 Woodland and Estate Skills
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Vocational & College Courses
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1 year
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From 1,600 GBP
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Moulton
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Basic Tree Survey & Inspection - LANTRA Awards
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Corporate Training for Teams
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Nationwide
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In Company
Beech and birch in natural history, history and literature
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Professional Training
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3 days
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From 295 GBP
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Madingley
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Classroom
BTEC Level 3 Certificate in Countryside Management
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Vocational & College Courses
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From 0 GBP
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Lewes
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Frequently asked questions
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What is forestry?
Forestry refers to the practice of managing forest resources to achieve specific objectives, such as timber production, conservation, or recreation. It involves planning, monitoring, and implementing forest management activities to ensure the long-term sustainability of forest resources.
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Why is sustainable forestry important?
Sustainable forestry is important because it promotes the responsible management of forest resources to ensure their long-term viability while balancing economic, social, and environmental needs. It helps to protect biodiversity, reduce carbon emissions, and maintain healthy ecosystems.
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What can I do with a degree in forestry?
A degree in forestry can lead to a variety of careers, such as a forest manager, conservation scientist, environmental consultant, or natural resource specialist. It can also lead to opportunities in the private sector, government, or nonprofit organisations.
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What kind of degree do I need to work in forestry?
To work in forestry, you typically need a bachelor's degree in forestry or a related field, such as environmental science, natural resource management, or ecology. Some jobs may require a master's degree or professional certification.
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Is there a demand for forestry?
Yes, there is a demand for forestry professionals who can manage and sustainably use forest resources. Forestry jobs may include forest managers, forest technicians, forest ecologists, conservation scientists, and environmental consultants. The demand for these jobs may vary by region and market conditions.
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