Creston High School Students Hands On Learning: Environmental Science - Light Detection and Ranging

Creston Community Forest (CCF) staff recently hosted a field trip for Grade 11 and 12 students studying Environmental Science.

Despite getting caught in the rain on one of our field days, students learned about the CCF's wildfire risk reduction program, the reintroduction of cultural burning, types of forest health trees can face and how Light Detection and Ranging (also known as LiDAR) is used in forestry applications.

Pictured in CCF's Canyon block is Mr. Erich Meyer's class.