Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Management

Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Management

Photo gallery

Antique camera

Candid student pictures

A photo gallery of dendrological and development facets of tree species

ENR Fall Camp

ENR Fall Camp, MacRae's farm, Scovil, NB
September 2012

Fall Camp 2011

UNB Forestry graduation 2011

Graduation
May 2011

Yolanda Spithoven service award

Yolanda Spithoven receives Distinguished Service Award
April 2011

Liz Whamond service award

Liz Whamond receives Distinguished Service Award
April 2011

FOR4020 presentation

FOR4020 presentation
April 2011

Silver ring ceremony 2011

CIF/ARPF Silver ring ceremony
April 2011

"Statapult" experiment by FE2703 class
March 2011

Faculty pot luck and sleigh ride January 2011

Snow sculpture FE1611: Engineering Systems in Natural Resources

Snow sculpture FE1611: Engineering Systems in Natural Resources January 2011

Woodsmens Competition Sept. 2010

Woodsmen's Team competition October 2010

CIF/ARPFNB student reception

Canadian Institute of Forestry/Association of Registered Professional Foresters of NB student reception Sept. 2010

Graduation 2010

Graduation 2010

UNB FA pig roast

The Forestry Association 2010 Pig Roast

UNB FOR 4020 presentations 2010

FOR 4020 presentations 2010

UNB FE open house

FE open house 2010

UNB silver ring ceremony

CIF/ARPF Silver ring ceremony 2010

UNB Woodsmen team awards 2010

Woodsmen's Team awards 2010

Fall camp 2006

Fall Camp 2002

About UNB

Did you know?

University of New Brunswick

The science of Forestry has been taught at the University of New Brunswick for over 100 years.

UNB’s Fredericton campus, located in New Brunswick’s capital, was established in 1785; its Saint John campus, located in New Brunswick’s largest city, was established in 1964.

UNB is among the oldest public universities in North America and the oldest English-language university in Canada.

UNB’s international students originate from more than 100 countries, contributing to the cultural fabric of our host communities and the entire province.