Educational guide
IDENTIFYING DATA							2011_12
Subject	ORDENACION FORESTAL					Code	00906130
Study programme	I.T.FORESTAL EN ESP.EXPLOTAC.FORESTALES
Descriptors	Credit.	Type	Year	Period
	6	Compulsory	Third	Second
Language
Prerequisites
Department	INGENIERIA Y CIENCIAS AGRARIAS
Coordinador	FERNÁNDEZ MANSO , ANTONIO ALFONSO				E-mail	aaferm@unileon.es jjanab@unileon.es
Lecturers	ANADÓN BLANCO , JOSÉ JAVIER FERNÁNDEZ MANSO , ANTONIO ALFONSO
Web	http://
General description	"Forest management is the manipulation of forests to meet specific objectives, such forest products, watershed and/or soil protection, wildlife, and recreation. The outcomes of forest management can promote, alter, or conserve a forest and can affect forest growth, structure, and composition. Forest management plans should consider the impacts of all desired outcomes, including the long-term sustainability of the forest. Modern forest management includes many analytical techniques. Intensive data gathering and research develops management alternatives that best meet the owner?s objectives. These objectives may reflect the interest of an individual owner or in the case of public lands, the needs of society. Silviculture deals with the biological aspect of forest management. Silviculture practices frequently mimic natural processes in forest development. Silviculture influences the establishment, growth, composition, health, and quality of forests. The goal of silviculture is to sustain forests to meet the diverse needs of society." "
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Objetivos

"Forest management is the manipulation of forests to meet specific objectives, such forest products, watershed and/or soil protection, wildlife, and recreation. The outcomes of forest management can promote, alter, or conserve a forest and can affect forest growth, structure, and composition. Forest management plans should consider the impacts of all desired outcomes, including the long-term sustainability of the forest. Modern forest management includes many analytical techniques. Intensive data gathering and research develops management alternatives that best meet the owner?s objectives. These objectives may reflect the interest of an individual owner or in the case of public lands, the needs of society. Silviculture deals with the biological aspect of forest management. Silviculture practices frequently mimic natural processes in forest development. Silviculture influences the establishment, growth, composition, health, and quality of forests. The goal of silviculture is to sustain forests to meet the diverse needs of society." "

Methodologies

Contents

Topic	Sub-topic

Personalized attention

Assessment

	Description	Qualification
Other comments and second call

Basic
Complementary