Courses at Andrews Experimental Forest

The Andrews Forest has become an important outdoor classroom for Ecology, Forestry, Hydrology, and Biology students from the Pacific Northwest. The Andrews Forest facilities and the experimental forest itself hosts more than 15 graduate and undergraduate courses annually. Course use ranges from tours given by the Forest Director, other scientists, and staff at the McKenzie River Ranger District to weekend and week-long stays at the headquarters and forays into the experimental forest for small experiments, insect collections, etc. The courses originate from universities, colleges, and community colleges in the Pacific Northwest, nation-wide, and even international institutions. Classes from as far away and Japan and Quebec have also visited the Andrews Forest for field courses.

The following lists titles of courses associated with the Andrews Forest:
2008 - 2011
2003 - 2007
2000 - 2004

For more information on arranging or attending a course or tour at the Andrews Forest, contact the Andrews Forest Director .