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Forestry (DDA)

Manual gives to guide leaders on teaching youth forestry. 4-H members learn what a tree is and how it grows. The youth also learn about different ways in which trees reproduce naturally or may be reproduced artificially as well as common identifying characteristics by which trees are recognized and classified. In this program 4-H'ers learn about the many uses made of trees and thereby gain a deeper appreciation of their value locally, as well as their value to society as a whole. (c 1990)

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4-H Forestry Program B: Forests

Educational Aids in the National 4-H Forestry Program consist of three parts: Trees, Forests and Forestry.

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This educational material with the Forestry program was developed to allow those states having no Forestry Program an opportunity to develop one that will be in harmony with the efforts of other states.

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This unit is only part of a much broader presentation of forestry interests contained in Unit C.

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Learn about managing water, wildlife and Forests.

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Learn the value, managing, planting, and problems with the Urban forests.

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Learn about having a career in Forest management.

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Makes members aware of how forest resources can be productive investments for your time, money, supplies and talent.

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Youth explore different types of trees and tree parts, characteristics of different forests, what forests need to grow and thrive and the different products people get from trees and forests. (c 2004)

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National 4-H Council (4-H Mall)

 

Youth take a closer look at the inner-workings of trees, explore forest change, learn about forest health concerns and discover the health benefits trees have on people. (c 2004)

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National 4-H Council (4-H Mall)

 

Youth examine and distinguish different types of trees, look at forests on a global scale, learn to care for trees and think about how to conserve forests. (c 2004)

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National 4-H Council (4-H Mall)

 

The Helper's Guide provides useful forest information, group youth activities and practical tips for volunteers. Using this curriculum, youth develop a life-long appreciation for forests and have loads of fun in the process. (c 2004)

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National 4-H Council (4-H Mall)

 

This hands-on School Enrichment piece teaches young people: how trees work for people; to care for the community forest in their own areas; about trees native to the Great Plains; and the importance of diversity in the community forest.

National Collection of Juried 4-H Youth Development Curricula

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Nebraska

 

Teaches you about different trees and what they are used for.

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