Division 1 – Silviculture
About Division
This Division includes the study of forest and ecosystem management; stand establishment and treatment (including fertilization); agroforestry; biomass for energy; restoration of degraded sites; mountain zone and arid zone silviculture; tropical, boreal and temperate zone silviculture; and natural (extensive) and artificial (intensive) silvicultural systems.
Units
- 1: 1.00.00 – Silviculture
- 1.01.00 – Temperate and boreal silviculture
- 1.01.01 – Boreal forest silviculture and management
- 1.01.02 – Peatland forest science
- 1.01.03 – Temperate forest regeneration
- 1.01.04 – Forest vegetation management
- 1.01.05 – Mountain forest management
- 1.01.06 – Ecology and silviculture of oaks
- 1.01.07 – Ecology and silviculture of beech
- 1.01.08 – Ecology and silviculture of Norway spruce
- 1.01.09 – Ecology and silviculture of European silver fir
- 1.01.10 – Ecology and silviculture of pine
- 1.02.00 – Tropical and subtropical silviculture
- 1.02.01 – Tropical plantation silviculture
- 1.02.02 – Silviculture of natural forests in the tropics
- 1.02.03 – Ecology and silviculture of tropical forested wetlands
- 1.02.04 – Forest dynamics and yield regulation systems for tropical/subtropical moist forests
- 1.02.05 – Sustainable management and genetic resources in Meliaceae
- 1.02.06 – Managing for tropical non-timber forest products
- 1.02.07 – Silviculture and management in arid and semi-arid regions
- 1.02.08 – Biology and silviculture of dipterocarps
- 1.02.09 – Ecology and silviculture of acacia
- 1.03.00 – Short-rotation forestry
- 1.04.00 – Agroforestry
- 1.05.00 – Unevenaged silviculture
- 1.06.00 – Restoration of degraded sites
- 1.07.00 – Silviculture and management of threatened and endangered tree species
- 1.01.00 – Temperate and boreal silviculture
