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Maritime College of Forest Technology

3 days ago

We have 5 remaining spots available in our 3-day Chainsaw Safety and Maintenance workshop, May 24-26.
Location: 1350 Regent Street, Fredericton, NB
Price: $495 +HST
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We have 5 remaining spots available in our 3-day Chainsaw Safety and Maintenance workshop, May 24-26.
Location: 1350 Regent Street, Fredericton, NB
Price: $495 +HST
Email ce@mcft.ca for more details and to register.

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Maritime College of Forest Technology

5 days ago

Attention EDUCATORS of the Maritime Provinces. After a long COVID hiatus the Forests Worth Knowing: Atlantic Teachers' Tour (ATT) is once again recruiting participants for this year's tour. The ATT is recognized as one of the best summer professional development opportunities for educators in the region, exposing participants to the extent, vitality, and importance of the region’s forests and the people, industries, and communities who depend upon them. In collaboration with forest product companies, academic organizations, governments, land owners, conservation groups and many, many others, the tour offers educators a guided in-person tour of the forest industry, involving site visits, facility tours, and opportunities for one-on-one interactions with industry professionals. What other PD opportunities offer to take you right into the woods, production mills, labs, facilities, plantations, woodlots, and watersheds to watch the machines work, speak directly to forestry professionals, and learn about forest management by witnessing it first-hand? This is your chance to get outside, ask your questions, and learn how you can incorporate forestry and natural resource management principles into your class curriculum.

For more information visit teacherstour.com/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/AtlanticTeachersTour152653374888584/
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Attention EDUCATORS of the Maritime Provinces. After a long COVID hiatus the Forests Worth Knowing: Atlantic Teachers Tour (ATT) is once again recruiting participants for this years tour. The ATT is recognized as one of the best summer professional development opportunities for educators in the region, exposing participants to the extent, vitality, and importance of the region’s forests and the people, industries, and communities who depend upon them. In collaboration with forest product companies, academic organizations, governments, land owners, conservation groups and many, many others, the tour offers educators a guided in-person tour of the forest industry, involving site visits, facility tours, and opportunities for one-on-one interactions with industry professionals. What other PD opportunities offer to take you right into the woods, production mills, labs, facilities, plantations, woodlots, and watersheds to watch the machines work, speak directly to forestry professionals, and learn about forest management by witnessing it first-hand? This is your chance to get outside, ask your questions, and learn how you can incorporate forestry and natural resource management principles into your class curriculum.

For more information visit https://teacherstour.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AtlanticTeachersTour152653374888584/
Twitter: @TourAtlantic

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Maritime College of Forest Technology

4 weeks ago

Tune in at 11am to watch the 2022 class receive their diplomas! The event will be live streamed.

Congratulations MCFT class of 2022!

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Congratulations Class of 2022! Congratulations on your retirement Mike!

This was the day Cameron decided he wanted to go there. I’m super proud of him graduating with honours and continuing on at UNB. He has loved his time there…thank you for everything 😊

Congratulations Class of 2022 Proud of you Jesse. 🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations Class of 2022!!

Congrats folks!!! Mike you’re not allowed to retire

I want your updates for application form when will it come out.

Congratulations class of 2022

Hi when application form available for next year intakes please notifies me. Here are my phone number +67570348159 or email: savohot@gmail.com

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Maritime College of Forest Technology

1 month ago

The Maritime College of Forest Technology’s Department of Continuing Education is pleased to offer Bear Safety & Awareness training with Karl Branch, Bear Behaviour Expert, as the instructor. The course date is Wednesday, April 27th, 2022 at 1:00 PM. This is a half-day workshop.

Anyone who works or recreates in woodlands or waterways will benefit from the safety knowledge presented during this course. The classroom session will be combined with a practical field session.

If you have any questions or wish to reserve a seat on this or any other course, please email ce@mcft.ca. ... See MoreSee Less

The Maritime College of Forest Technology’s Department of Continuing Education is pleased to offer Bear Safety & Awareness training with Karl Branch, Bear Behaviour Expert, as the instructor. The course date is Wednesday, April 27th, 2022 at 1:00 PM. This is a half-day workshop.

Anyone who works or recreates in woodlands or waterways will benefit from the safety knowledge presented during this course. The classroom session will be combined with a practical field session.

If you have any questions or wish to reserve a seat on this or any other course, please email ce@mcft.ca.

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Where will this take place pls

Leo Augustine

We should be more concerned about forest rape and spraying poison than bears

Hmmmm I should sign up just for shits kicks and giggles to see if they have any good bear encounter stories that compare to mine.

Maritime College of Forest Technology

2 months ago

Our Continuing Education Department is pleased to announce our next offering of the New Brunswick Watercourse Alteration Certification Training.
This course will be delivered from May 16th - 20th, 2022 in Fredericton, NB. This will be the last training session before work season so please do not wait to book. It is anticipated that the seats will fill quickly. For information about the course and on how to register, please email ce@mcft.ca. ... See MoreSee Less

Our Continuing Education Department is pleased to announce our next offering of the New Brunswick Watercourse Alteration Certification Training.
This course will be delivered from May 16th - 20th, 2022 in Fredericton, NB. This will be the last training session before work season so please do not wait to book. It is anticipated that the seats will fill quickly. For information about the course and on how to register, please email ce@mcft.ca.

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If we had certification and it's expired, do we need to take the course again?

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/forestry-college-director-wanted-positive-relationship-ahead...

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