Sustainable Bioproducts

  • Mass Timber Specialist
  • Wood Product Developer
  • Wood Product Technician
  • Lumber Trader/Broker
  • Timberland Appraiser
  • Forest Products Entrepreneur
  • Business Leader

The need for sustainable bioproducts is at an all time high. Areas like green building construction and furnishings, bioproducts engineering and structural design are in need of educated professionals to move research and production forward in sustainability.

Professionals in this pathway work to create products that minimize environmental impacts, have positive carbon benefits and create jobs with the sustainable use of forest resources.

This may be a career path for you, if you are interested in:

  • Sustainability
  • Woodworking
  • Climate change

 

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