ARBORICULTURE AND URBAN FORESTRY MANAGEMENT      3 Credit Hours

Catalog description

Course covers the principles and practices of managing trees in urban environments for both aesthetic and ecological purposes. Students learn about tree biology; tree selection and planting; tree care; pruning; pest and disease management; and risk assessment. The course also covers the importance of trees in urban ecosystems and the social, economic and environmental benefits they provide. Students gain a deep understanding of the role of trees in urban environments and develop the skills to manage them sustainably.