Bachelor's In Forestry

Courses taught during Program

Forest ecology is a subject that studies the interaction and interdependence between forest organisms and forest environment. An important branch of ecology. The research contents include forest environment (climate, hydrology, soil and biological factors), forest biological community (plants, animals and microorganisms) and forest ecosystem. The purpose is to clarify the structure, function and the principle of regulation and control of forests, and provide a theoretical basis for continuously expanding forest resources, improving its biological output, giving full play to the multiple functions of forests and maintaining the ecological balance of nature.