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11 First Aid Vocabulary. Bandage. Blister. Splint. Scrape. Muslin. Sprain. Cast. Tear. Jagged. Plaster or Band aid.

12 Basic Actions. Duties. Work halfway. Cordwood. Limbing. Stubs. Chips. Topping. Felling. Buck. Lopping.

14 Types of tress (1/1). Sprue. Pine. Fir. Yew. Oak. Ash. Decidous. Maple. Elm. Milled boards.

1 Forestry. Conserve. Enviroment. Logging. "Hands on logging industry experience". Manage. Resource. Timber. Wood. Lumber. Underbrush. Harvesting.

2 Parts of a Tree. New shoot grow. Bark. Stems. Branches or limbs. Twigs. Sturdy. Bud. Leaf. Acorns. Crown.

Mix. Grass layer, herb layer. Trunk. Fern. Logging Industry. Shrub layer. Kilns. In Bulk / Wholesale. Underbrush, understory. Overstory. Soil.

5 Foresty Equipment 1. Gullet narrow. Raker. Cutter. Handsaw. Crosscut saw or two-man. Hickoy. Bucksaw. Nose bar. Chainsaw. Rusty // Dull or Blunt.

What is the following item?. Chainsaw. Bucksaw. Handsaw.

What is the following item?. Chainsaw. Bucksaw. Handsaw.

What is the following item?. Logs. Timber. Wood.

What is the following item?. Stones. Charcoal. For Grilling (barbacoas). Coal.

What is the following item?. Moss. Shreb. Grass.

What is the following item?. Trunk. Bark. Wood.

What is the following item?. Cork / Wine sttoppers. Cork for wall insulation. Bark. Pellet.

What is the following item?. Canopy. Bark. Pellet.

What is the following item?. Canopy. Bark. Litter.

Order the stages of tree development correctly. PGN 5 PART 2. Seed. Seedling. Sapling. Pole. Maturity. Old age.

1 Tree Growth. Sproud. Hard coat. Seedling. Saplings. Living cells in the inner bark. Outer and inner bark. Maturity. Old trees are cleared for timber. Seed. Pole.

How can canopies be like. -. -.

What are two of the main responsabilities of a forester?. Conserve the enviroment and oversee forest land, manage budgets, create plans for foresty projects, take care of animals. -. -.

Say two negative effects insects have of trees. Defoliation and. -. -.

Say three different parts of the forest. Overbush or canopy, shreb layer, underbush layer. -. -.

Which materials can be use as fuel?. Pellets, charcoal. ---. -.

3 Parts of a Forest. Canopy. Herb layer. Litter. Lower tree layer. Moss layer. Overstory. Shrub layer. Soil. Undergrowth. Understory.

4 Forestry Products. Charcoal. Cork. Firewood. Fuel. Lumber. Wood pulp / Paper. Framing. Plank. Raw material. Stud.

8 Cuts and Notches. Lean or slant angle. Hive. Nest. Wedge cut. Bind. Felled tree. Offset. Will trap yor saw. Chunk of wood. PPE.

8 Cuts and Notches. Lean or slant angle. Hive. Nest. Wedge cut (Open faced notch, conventional notch, Humbolt notch). Bind. Felled tree. Offset. Will trap yor saw. Chunk of wood. PPE.

What dangers are possible when cutting down a tree?. Risk of falling branches, falling of the entire tree, hives and bees, falling from height, dangerous machinery. -.

What are some basics actions that loggers perform. topping, feling, limbing, lopping. -.

What is cordwood. Leña. -.

What is a shredder. Trituradora, for make chips, astillas. -.

What are some types and distinguisted characteristic of conifers?. -. Conifers are softwood, cone-bearing, evergreen trees, characterized by exposed seeds (fir, pine, spruce, yew). Are maple, oak, ash and elm. Their wood is used for furniture, floor production, cabinetry and other building material. They can also be burned as fuel for home heating.

What are some types and main uses of hardwood?. Trituradora, for make chips, astillas. Conifers are softwood, cone-bearing, evergreen trees, characterized by exposed seeds (fir, pine, spruce, yew). Are maple, oak, ash and elm. Their wood is used for furniture, floor production, cabinetry and other building material. They can also be burned as fuel for home heating.

14 Types of tress (2/2). Redwood. Cabinetry (redwood, cherry and beech). Cherry. Mouldings. Softwood. Ash. Hardwoods. Clusters. Bear acorns. Flat needles.

What are forest resources used for?. Provide food, used for agriculture, preserve the fertility of the soil, main source of commercual product such as wood. -. -.

6 Forestry Equipment 2. Clinometer. Caliper. Plumb bob. Wire rope. Choker. Increment borer. Outdated. Log. Hypsometer. Biltmore stick.

What is the following item?. Chainsaw. Choker. Wire rope.

What is the following item?. Increment borer - for extracting a core of wood trees. Choker. Wire rope.

What is the following item?. Increment borer - for extracting a core of wood trees. Plumb bob. Wire rope.

What is the following item?. Increment borer - for extracting a core of wood trees. Caliper. Wire rope.

What is the following item?. Increment borer - for extracting a core of wood trees. Clinometer - can be used to measure heights of trees, poles, towers, and buildings. Wire rope.

What is the following item?. Increment borer - for extracting a core of wood trees. Clinometer - can be used to measure heights of trees, poles, towers, and buildings. Wire rope.

What is the following item?. Increment borer - for extracting a core of wood trees. Clinometer - can be used to measure heights of trees, poles, towers, and buildings. Hysometer - is an instrument for measuring height or elevation.

What is the following item?. Increment borer - for extracting a core of wood trees. Clinometer - can be used to measure heights of trees, poles, towers, and buildings. Biltmore stick- is one method used for measuring tree diameter and height.