Course Title : Silviculture of Tropical Forest
Course degree : Master Student of Forestry
Faculty : Faculty of Forestry
Study Program : Silviculture
Number of Credits : 3 credits
Class coordinator : Ir. Eny Faridah, M.Sc., Ph.D. (enyfaridah@ugm.ac.id )
About this course
The subject of Silviculture of Tropical Forest raises the history and development of silvicultural systems in the tropical countries in general and in Indonesia mainly; comparing all the silvicultural systems being applied in Indonesia up to now; the role of silviculture and silviculturists in maintaining forest and environmental functions, components of intensive silviculture (i.e. tree improvement, environmental manipulation, and integrated pest management) and cases of their application for sustainable forest development. Examples of integrative treatments applying its components are given for silviculture of tropical forest tree species such as teak, dipterocarp and pine (Pinus merkusii), agroforestry and of various habitats on land rehabilitation programs.
The learning is designed to foster student’s critical attitude in understanding the history and development of silvicultural systems in tropical countries, especially in Indonesia. Finishing this course, students will be able to explain and compare all the silvicultural systems being applied in Indonesia up to now. Students could also explain and analyze the role of silviculture and silviculturists in maintaining forest and environmental functions, and apply their knowledge in comparing and justifying the components of intensive silviculture (i.e. tree improvement, environmental manipulation, and integrated pest management) and their application for sustainable tropical forest development.
Syllabus
No | Topics | Instructor | Duration (Hours) |
1 | History and development of Silviculture systems in Indonesia | Prof. Dr. Suryo Hardiwinoto | 2 |
2 | Stand regulation and productivity | Prof. Dr. Suryo Hardiwinoto | 2 |
3 | Intensive Silviculture for sustainable forests | Prof. Dr. Suryo Hardiwinoto | 2 |
4 | Agroforestry: Silviculture for community forests | Prof. Dr. Suryo Hardiwinoto | 2 |
5 | Tropical forest ecosystems for sustainable
development |
Dr. Eny Faridah | 2 |
6 | Silviculture application on various types of forest ecosystems | Dr. Eny Faridah | 2 |
7 | Aspects and role of site manipulation in tropical forest silviculture | Dr. Eny Faridah | 2 |
8 | Improvement of natural forest productivity | Prof. Dr. Mohammad
Naiem |
2 |
9 | Silviculture of land rehabilitation | Prof. Dr. Mohammad
Naiem |
2 |
10 | Silviculture of teak and Pinus merkusii | Prof. Dr. Mohammad
Naiem |
2 |
11 | Silviculture of superior dipterocarp species | Prof. Dr. Mohammad
Naiem |
2 |
12 | The principles of tropical forest protection | Dr. Sri Rahayu | 2 |
13 | Emerging pest and diseases in tropical forests | Dr. Sri Rahayu | 2 |
14 | Cases of ecological based forest protection | Dr. Sri Rahayu | 2 |
How to Apply
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