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NIGERIA 1967. Forestry Faculty at University College in Ibadan

February 1967 (exact date unknown). Students using a theodolite for surveying relative height of A plot, as part of the practical training of the Forestry Faculty.

02/01/1967

Country Africa

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Due to a limited timber supply and increasing demands for firewood and lumber for construction, Nigeria has felt it imperative to develop better management of rain forests and reforestation in the savannahs. The UN Development Programme (UNDP), through the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), is assisting over a six-year period in setting up a Forestry Faculty at University College, Ibadan. Established In 1963, the University College course included instruction In forestry policy, law, management, utilization and technology. Most of the graduates subsequently go to work for the Nigerian Forestry Service.