

Toby Atterbury, the instructor, explains the use of a laser rangefinder
Atterbury Consultants has had, over time, more than 2000 foresters attend the Professional Timber Cruising Seminar. Many attendees have found it beneficial to attend the Professional Timber Cruising Seminar every 3 to 5 years as a way to keep current with cruising methods and to see the latest in forestry equipment and software. Comments from past participants: "I really enjoyed this seminar; you have an excellent way of doing business." "This seminar will help me to take a much more professional attitude towards my work. I also look forward to implementing what I've learned here on my job next week."
Please bring field gear and equipment you would normally use on a timber cruising job; i.e. proper field clothing and instruments such as relaskop, rangefinder and diameter tape (if you have them). The use of this equipment will be covered in both the indoor and field sessions.
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This seminar is designed for timber cruisers and forestland managers that want to increase the productivity, accuracy, and usefulness of their timber cruises and forest inventory. This is a practical, hands-on seminar filled with information on timber cruising, sampling methods, planning, mapping, computer use, and appraisals. Participants are encouraged to ask question and have dialog with the instructors. Emphasis will be on how to use the latest technology to get the job done in the most professional manner possible. Day 1
Day 2
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Seminar Goals
This program was reviewed and is approved for professional continuing forestry education
credits by the Society of American Foresters. This program meets the SAF's Continuing
Forestry Education guidelines and standards.
Maximum 12.5 CFE Contact Hours, Category 1
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