Silviculture, wilderness and enterprises
Silviculture, wilderness and enterprises
The aims of the training are to enable the apprentice to- plan, implement, assess and document work in forest and wilderness in line with relevant regulations and industry standards
- select a rejuvenation method and implement forest rejuvenation
- assess the need for and look after a seedling forest
- determine productivity class based on vegetation type
- prepare, sow and plant an area of land
- use a powered clearing saw and manual tools in stand husbandry
- use work-relevant digital tools for gathering information, communication purposes and geographical positioning
- present a selection of flora and fauna species typical to different types of forest and elaborate on their habitats
- describe ecological contexts in different types of forest, identify plants, biotopes and cultural monuments, and evaluate the impact of human activity
- plan and practice a forest and wilderness enterprise with a view to ecology, the general public and other user groups
- explain differences between natural forest and cultural landscape
- evaluate possibilities for new enterprises based on forest and wilderness resources
- plan, implement, evaluate and document wilderness activities organized for the general public at different times of the year
- plan and carry out the production of bioenergy
- work in the forest and wilderness in accordance with relevant environment, health and safety regulations
- set goals for and evaluation the profitability of a wilderness-based production
- explain the different between budget and accounts, and highlight and explain possible areas of non-conformance
- elaborate on forestry organizations and central features of the public forest administration
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