List of historic schools of forestry

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Heinrich von Cotta (1763-1844), "pioneer of scientific forestry" Heinrich Cotta 1833.jpg
Heinrich von Cotta (1763-1844), "pioneer of scientific forestry"

This is a list of historic schools of forestry , by founding date. Also included is information about each school's location, founder(s), present status, and (where applicable) closing date. Many remain active.

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1700s

1800-1849

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Saint Petersburg Forestry Academy
Former Academy of Mining and Forestry, Banska Stiavnica, Slovakia Academy of Mining and Forestry.JPG
Former Academy of Mining and Forestry, Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia
Eberswalde Forestry Academy Eberswalde Alte Forstakademie.jpg
Eberswalde Forestry Academy

1850-1899

Sir William Schlich, Carl Schenck, and others, Saxony 1892 Sir William Schlich07.jpg
Sir William Schlich, Carl Schenck, and others, Saxony 1892

1900-1949

Gifford Pinchot and students at the Yale summer forestry camp, Milford, Pennsylvania, 1910 Gifford Pinchot visiting students at School of Forestry camp at Gray Towers.jpg
Gifford Pinchot and students at the Yale summer forestry camp, Milford, Pennsylvania, 1910
Students from the Biltmore Forest School (USA), visiting Darmstadt, Germany, 1912 Students from Biltmore Forest School inspecting forest rail line Germany circa 1912.jpg
Students from the Biltmore Forest School (USA), visiting Darmstadt, Germany, 1912

1950-present

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