Vermont § 5221 - Qualifications for licensure Applicants for licensure shall qualify under one of the following paths to licensure:
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§ 5221. Qualifications for licensure Applicants for licensure shall qualify under one of the following paths to licensure:
- (1) Possession of a bachelor’s degree, or higher, in forestry from a program approved
by the Director, satisfactory completion of two years of the SAF Certified Forester
experience requirements, and passage of the SAF Certified Forester examination, which
may include a State portion if required by the Director by rule. (2) Possession of a bachelor’s degree, or higher, in a forestry-related field from a program
approved by the Director, satisfactory completion of three years of the SAF Certified
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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