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Forest Fever

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Forest Fever
Teaching Best Mangement Practices

This program, intended for the high school and junior college audience, focuses on three forest needs – environmental, economic, and social – and how professional foresters balance these needs through best management practices and forest stewardship.
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Features Include:
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Engaging video and graphics

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A teacher’s guide correlated to state standards
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An interactive, simulated forest management activity
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Information on forestry careers
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Environmental, economic, and social messages explain how the forestry profession is dedicated to an active balance between environmental, economic, and social perspectives. A variety of exciting career opportunities is also explored.

Video Sample
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PRESS CONFERENCE
Press conference activities challenge common misconceptions about forestry, and highlight another necessary skill for a forestry career - public speaking. Participant scores are saved to a file on the computer's desktop so the teacher can view the student's progress.


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FOREST MANAGEMENT
Audio narration provides an encyclopedia of guidelines given from the perspective of the environmental needs, the economic needs and the social needs of the forest.  This section also offers management guidelines for common concerns like endangered species, invasive species, wildfire, drought, severe storms, and disease. Participants use these guidelines later in the forest management activity.

The forest management activity provides a simulated forest environment where participants attempt to balance the needs of the forest by harvesting and planting trees; building trails, roads, and campgrounds; designating wildlife management areas, hunting areas, and buffer zones; and setting a prescribed burn. Critical thinking skills are tested as they make complex decisions like what percentage and age range of the trees they should cut in their forest. They also have to manage wildfire, disease, and the presence of endangered species – as well as the occasional forest fire.  

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