This speciality trains graduates capable of taking charge of and managing forest ecosystems, in collaboration with existing structures (Forest Conservation, National Institute of Forest Research INRF, Environmental and Ecological Services, Forest Production Nurseries etc....), both in terms of protection by mastering the means of combating: tree diseases caused in particular by insects, pathogenic fungi and others, fires and anthropogenic causes. Forestry production (economic) is also one of the objectives of this course, which involves mastering silvicultural and forest management techniques and methods, harvesting methods and other forest use techniques, and protecting all biological biodiversity.
Basic courses
- Forest ecology
- General silviculture
- Dendrometry and Dendrology
-Forest Pedology
- Cartography -Topography
Advanced subjects may arise from the training, such as
- Forest protection
- Geographical Information System (GIS)
- Forest genetics
- Forest management
- Wood technology
- Forest fire protection
Hold a Bachelor's degree (Bac+3) or an equivalent diploma in the field of natural and life sciences, with a specialisation٫
as there are gateways to other specialisations in the SNV field:
- Microbial and plant biotechnology
- Ecology and Environment
- Environmental Sciences
- Plant Protection
- Landscaping
- Development and management of green spaces
- Agro-ecology