Frederick High – Forestry/Wildlife Management
Mar 2026 · 2nd Semester
Students develop skills in wildlife identification, wildlife management, soil and water conservation, forest ecology, forest management, aquaculture, and outdoor recreation. Students learn how to use forest products in the laboratory by building projects that teach hand- and power-tool use, wood types and wood finishing techniques. Areas studied include careers, anatomy, breeds and judging, reproduction, feeding, diseases and lameness, stable planning, safety and maintenance of equipment, and business management of horses. Students raise plants for themselves and for sale in the school’s green...
Prerequisites: Horticulture 2. Students raise plants for themselves and for sale in the school’s greenhouse. They learn how to reproduce plants and make flower arrangements. In the greenhouse laboratory they grow poinsettias, mums, and many other common greenhouse plants. Fifty percent of
Grades: 9-12
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