Canada · Forest Professionals British Columbia (FPBC, formerly ABCFP) · licensing
Enrolment as a Forester in Training (FIT; ASFIT for non-accredited degrees), then six education modules with exams and applied assignments, a practice diary, and 24 months of qualifying work experience articled with a sponsor, then a registration application.
Read on fpbc.ca (requirements and six-module pages). The old ABCFP registration exam has been replaced by this module system; the module exams test each module's content. Non-accredited degree holders also meet ASFIT core competency requirements.
Official source: https://www.fpbc.ca/requirements-to-become-an-rpf-or-rft/
Original questions written to this exam's published syllabus and pattern. Not past papers.
1. The main plantation species of New Zealand and Chile is:
C. Pinus radiata
Pinus radiata, native to a few sites in California and Mexican islands, is the main plantation species of New Zealand and Chile. Douglas-fir, Sitka spruce and loblolly pine are less important there.
Silviculture of Important Tree Species · Key plantation and natural-forest species of other regions (Douglas-fir, loblolly pine, Pinus radiata, spruces)
2. A management plan is built on a corporate stand database that is edited continually. What should the plan record about the data?
C. The version and date of the data used
Stating the data version and date makes the plan reproducible and shows which harvests, fires and updates were included.
Forest GIS, GNSS & LiDAR Analytics · Forest stand and compartment databases
3. In North American practice, the planning units that play roughly the role of South Asian compartments are:
A. Stands grouped into management units
Stands are the basic units of description and treatment, grouped into management or planning units.
Working Plans & Forest Management Planning · Division of the forest: working circles, felling series, compartments
4. Which is one of the seven thematic elements of SFM?
B. Protective functions
Protective functions such as soil and water.
Forest Certification & Sustainable Forest Management · Sustainable forest management: concepts
5. A law that reserves the title 'Registered Professional Forester' but lets others do similar work under another name provides:
B. Title protection
Title protection reserves the name only; reserved practice reserves specified work to registrants.
Professional Forestry Practice, Ethics & Registration · Forestry as a profession: societies, regulators and titles
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