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Forestry, Forestry Greenhouse

Abbreviation: FOR

Built 1921

Inaccessible

Accessible Entrance:

The accessible entrance to the building is located on the north end. This door has an automatic opener. The entrance opens to a stairway landing with a wheelchair lift that provides access to the lower level floor. There is no phone at the lift. Lift requires ability to open and close gate and operate mechanism to engage lift.

Elevator:

None

Fire Sprinklers:

None

Areas of Rescue Assistance:

None

Accessible Restrooms:

Men and women's accessible restrooms are located on the lower level.

Parking:

Accessible parking located in Lot D on the west side of the building.

Barriers:

No access to upper levels. Stairway handrails are non-compliant.

Programs in this building:

Extension Forestry FOR 209
Department of Ecosystem & Conservation Sciences FOR 311
Department of Forest Management FOR 109
Boone & Crockett Wildlife Conservation Program FOR 311, 311E
Forest Biometrics Research Program FOR 212
Institute for Tourism & Recreation Resaearch FOR 204
Mission Oriented Research Program FOR 208
Quantitative Services Group FOR 202
Student Employment Placement Office FOR 111
Wildlife Biology Program FOR 311C
Peace Corps Program (International Resource Management) FOR 103 B
Rocky Mountains CESU FOR 103
College of Forestry & Conservation FOR 106A