In a comprehensive field visit organized for the 1st year undergraduates of the Department of Forestry and Environmental Science, students delved into practical aspects of Forest Mensuration and Inventory.
Under the guidance of Prof. Upul Subasinghe, Day 01 featured lectures on plantation specifics and detailed methodologies for the upcoming field class. Students actively engaged in demarcating sample plots, tree numbering, and measurements of diameter at breast height (dbh) and total height. The day extended to activities like taking plot coordinates, tree crown measurements, etc.
Day 02 centered on Stand Basel Area measurements, data analysis and preparation for group presentations, offering students a well-rounded experience in practical fieldwork and scientific analysis. The day culminated in informative and engaging group presentations, showcasing the students’ newfound knowledge and skills.
