AA/AS in Forestry
Nelsonville, Ohio, United States
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AA/AS in Forestry at Hocking College in Nelsonville, United States is an associate's degree in Forestry & Natural Resources programme.
At a glance
Degree: Associate's Degree
Field: Forestry & Natural Resources
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Last checked June 2026 · Source: hocking.edu ·
Program details
Overview
The Forest Management program builds an academic foundation through heavy field training. Class sessions are paired with outdoor practice in tool and equipment safety, forest inventories, tree planting and wildland firefighting, plus visits to regional forestry organizations and companies.
As forest technicians, graduates gather and interpret forest data, record environmental conditions, prescribe and carry out management practices, check contract compliance and supervise field crews.
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About Hocking College
Type: College
Control: Public
Founded: 1968
Students: 1,311
Programs: 29
Location: Nelsonville, Ohio, United States
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