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Underwor · 7th September 2007, 10:41 AM

Thanks for the plug Guy. The North Dakota School of Forestry, a part of MSU-Bottineau, just celebrated our 100th year. As one of the oldest schools in the nation, created by the state's founders in 1889, it has a rich history of educating foresters in many fields. At present, the emphasis is on arboriculture, commercial tree care and urban forestry. There are also horticulture programs in turf, golf course and athletic field management, landscape design, greenhouse and flower shop management and floral design. Other departments have classes in wildlife management and environmental technology. Classes lead to 1 and 2 year degrees. We have joint agreements with schools in the US and Canada for continuation to 4 year degrees. Give us a look at Welcome to MSU Bottineau! .

Thanks, Bob Underwood

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Underwor Semi-mature vigorous tree Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: North Dakota Posts: 50	Re: Higher Ed in the USA Thanks for the plug Guy. The North Dakota School of Forestry, a part of MSU-Bottineau, just celebrated our 100th year. As one of the oldest schools in the nation, created by the state's founders in 1889, it has a rich history of educating foresters in many fields. At present, the emphasis is on arboriculture, commercial tree care and urban forestry. There are also horticulture programs in turf, golf course and athletic field management, landscape design, greenhouse and flower shop management and floral design. Other departments have classes in wildlife management and environmental technology. Classes lead to 1 and 2 year degrees. We have joint agreements with schools in the US and Canada for continuation to 4 year degrees. Give us a look at Welcome to MSU Bottineau! . Thanks, Bob Underwood __________________ Bob Underwood, Associate Professor of Forestry ND School of Forestry Minot State University - Bottineau Campus Bottineau, North Dakota